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Went narrow: from under 0.3% to a 6.7% reply rate.
A school for SDRs, founders, freelancers and operators, in India and worldwide. You learn the six machines behind modern outbound, from ICP to Clay to an AI research agent to a sequencer, built live on real Sparq Labs accounts with the dashboard open.
The titles differ. The intent is the same: stop being handed a list and become the person who designs the machine that builds it.
No code needed. Where a script helps, you get the script and we show you what it does.
Illustrative seating plan. Clinics stay small enough that your table ends up on the board.
Both programmes cover the same building. You ship all six machines on a live account, one room a week, and defend them in the hall at the end.
Stack audit, account assigned, week-one build scheduled within 72 hours of your seat being confirmed.
You start hereDomains, mailboxes, warm-up and safe daily limits, so email actually lands.
ICP written as signals. Clay tables with waterfalls that run cheap steps before AI credits.
A Claude agent reads each account's evidence and writes the first line from it.
Three plain-text steps by segment, tested against reply rate. Your first send.
Replies classified and answered in minutes, calls booked, clean hand-off.
The weekly scoreboard a founder or VP Sales actually reads.
Present your machines and their numbers to the cohort, Nish and invited guests. Leave with a recording you send instead of a CV.
You finish hereYou watch decisions get made, not clicks get recorded. Most outbound fails in one of two ways: a strategy nobody can execute, or execution with no strategy behind it. Each class starts with the buyer and ends with a machine that sends.
A Sparq Labs campaign with money on it, not a sandbox. Mistakes get fixed on screen.
Sent, replies and opportunities, read straight from the sequencer during the session.
The Clay tables, the agent prompts, the copy framework, the infrastructure cost sheet.
Live builds and clinics, never pre-recorded clicks. Your table and your copy get reviewed.
| fintech-saas.io | hiring 3 SDRs | T1 |
| logitech-ops.com | new VP Sales | T1 |
| hrtech-labs.in | bought Clay | T2 |
Reads the careers page, LinkedIn jobs and tech stack. Writes one first line per account, from evidence.
Both programmes follow this timetable, 8–10 hours a week. In India you get weekly 1:1 co-builds with Nish on your own pipeline. The International Programme runs the same weeks in two time-zone slots.
Two programmes, one curriculum. Pick the room for where you are: India with 1:1 time with Nish, or the International Programme in your time zone. Both start with an application and a call.


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The machines are built in Clay, Claude and a sequencer, with a small set of tools around them. Open a locker to see which room uses it. Week one gives you a cost sheet before you buy anything.
Where the list gets built. Signals in, scored accounts out, cheap steps before AI credits.
Reads each account's evidence and drafts the first line. We review its output line by line.
The first pass on company and contact data before enrichment.
Finds and verifies work emails inside the waterfall.
Sends the three-step cadence across many mailboxes.
Inbox rotation and the sending dashboard we read in class.
Warm-up and sending for smaller setups.
The LinkedIn channel beside email, run without manual messages.
Classifies replies and moves positives to a human in minutes.
Pulls signals from job boards and sites into the Clay table.
Where booked calls land and where attribution gets read.
Mailboxes on secondary domains, set up for warm-up.
The school is attached to Sparq Labs, the agency where these machines are built and measured. Every number comes from a sending dashboard or a client report, and each card says which. Tap a screenshot to enlarge it.
Went narrow: from under 0.3% to a 6.7% reply rate.
350+ recurring subscriptions in five months from cold email and SMS.
1,411 replies from brand decision-makers, beating the last agency's record.
Same copy, rebuilt list: 76 opportunities from one campaign.
300+ sign-ups and 600K+ impressions from creator outreach.
The agency runs its own pipeline on it: 874 opportunities.
A LinkedIn programme the vendor published: $25K+ LTV in 3 weeks.
A fully booked sales calendar in 14 days, 40+ meetings.
18 school meetings in the first two weeks.
Share of contacted leads who replied. Scale 0–30%. ■ Email ■ LinkedIn
Source: Sparq Labs client case studies 2026; Bazooka figures as published by Bazooka. FilterKing's low reply rate still produced 76 opportunities: 47% of its replies converted.
First test → rebuilt campaign. Scale 0–8%.
Four people who built with Nish, recorded at the end of their sessions. Quotes are lightly edited from the recordings; press play to hear them in full.
3:10I sent about 10,000 emails and got quite good results. The money I invested, I have already made back in a few weeks' time.
He used Prospeo for leads, EmailBison to send and Inboxkit for mailboxes. He covers what the tools exist for, and how to get the most out of them.
5:59I didn't even know how to buy a domain or how to connect it. Right now I just launched a campaign by myself.
He'd bought around 30 courses before. His words on the difference: this is your problem, this is the solution, apply it and see the result.
1:42I had zero confidence in this thing. Why would anyone reply, I used to think. Now I have a very positive outlook. People need it, and they are going to reply.
On the call right after his first replies came in.
1:26It's above my expectations. That's exactly everything that I wanted to do. We met on Friday, and we launched a campaign.
Not technical when she started; wanted to learn to automate the whole thing.
Nish founded Sparq Labs, a GTM agency that builds and runs outbound for B2B clients. That's why every machine in this school is taught on a live account: the agency is where they get built and measured, and the school is where you learn to do the same. He finished top three at the Clay Cup, trains SDR teams at companies and builds GTM curriculum with business schools.
All times IST. Cohort sessions are live. The countdowns update on their own.
Eight weeks. First send in week four. Demo Day in the week of 4 January 2027.
$6,000 · two time-zone slots · book a call to hold a seat.
₹3.8L incl. GST. Application and a 30-minute call first, then EMI over 12–24 months.
Eight weeks. Application and a 30-minute call first.
The International Programme is sold in USD after a 30-minute call. No checkout.
Something else? Write to hello@gtme.school. Replies 10:00–22:00 IST.
Apply nowNo. The machines are built in Clay, Claude and a sequencer. Where a script helps, we give you the script and show you what it does.
The builds and the 1:1s are live, with your work on screen. Recordings stay in the vault so you can rebuild anything later.
Week one gives you a cost sheet for your own sending volume before you buy anything, so you don't overpay for tools. Many students start on what their company already pays for.
8–10 hours a week for eight weeks, in both programmes.
In India, yes: Lieutenant can be paid over 12–24 months through our financing partner, with the fee shown before you commit. Companies get a GST invoice and can pay by PO. The International Programme is invoiced in USD.
If you're in India and paying in INR, Lieutenant: ₹3.8L including GST, with weekly 1:1 time with Nish. If you're outside India, the International Programme: $6,000, in your time zone. The call tells you straight if it isn't a fit.
We don't know, and nobody honest does. What we can show you is what people built and what those machines produced. You leave with real campaigns and real numbers to show a hiring manager or a client, which is more than a certificate.
Yes. That's what the International Programme is for: $6,000 in USD, built for the English-speaking market, with two time-zone slots. Book a call first.
Full refund before week three if the programme isn't what we described, EMI included.
The job described by what it ships: six machines, the weekly loop that runs them, and a simple test for whether you are doing it.
The column order we run Clay enrichment in, the conditions that enforce it, and where AI credits actually earn their cost.
Day 0, 3 and 7. Trigger line first, one line of pain, no link in step one. Sample emails and the reasoning behind every line.
Why we never send cold email from the main domain, and the checklist we run before pressing send.
₹3.8L including GST · EMI over 12–24 months · application and a 30-minute call first.
Apply · India →$6,000 in USD · two time-zone slots · first intake March 2027 · book a call first.
Book a call →Lieutenant is capped at eight seats a cohort so Nish can actually be in your table.