Whether your company calls you a consultant, brand partner, social seller, or something else, you're building a business through relationships. Project Broadcast helps you capture new interest and follow up consistently, so you can grow without managing every conversation one text at a time.
Built for direct selling. Proven at scale.
For nearly a decade, Project Broadcast has helped direct sellers stay in touch, start conversations and grow across more than 100 networks.
Your business is all about relationships, and the tools you use should support the way you work, not get between you and the people you are trying to reach. Project Broadcast was created alongside direct sellers to help them stay personally connected as their businesses grew. This is where Project Broadcast began, and we have stayed close to the field ever since.
We have helped over 100,000 network marketers and direct sellers grow their business, sent over 1 billion messages for this industry, and we support sellers across 100+ networks.
Timing matters in direct sales. A prospect may need more information or more time before buying, while an existing customer may not be ready to reorder until weeks or months later. Consistent follow-up keeps you connected between those decisions instead of leaving the next conversation to memory or chance.
Good follow-up is not about turning every interaction into another sales pitch. It is about staying present and making it easy for people to respond when the time is right. A thoughtful check-in after a purchase, a useful update, or a note based on something they told you can keep the relationship moving.
Project Broadcast helps you build those personal touches into a consistent system. You choose what to say and when to send it, then put the follow-up in place so it still happens when your week gets busy.
A prospect can express interest in a conversation or at an event, come to you through a referral, or respond to something you shared online. Without a clear next step, it is easy to lose track of them in an inbox, a comment thread, or a note you meant to revisit.
Project Broadcast gives people a simple way to stay connected. Invite them to text a keyword or complete a sign-up form wherever they find you. When someone opts in, they are added to your contact list, and a welcome message you prepared can go out automatically.
This also gives social selling a life beyond the feed. Social platforms can help people discover you, but they control who sees your posts and how long those posts remain visible. Once someone opts in, you have a direct way to stay connected, without waiting for an algorithm to put you in front of them again.
Project Broadcast turns the work that is easy to lose track of into a repeatable process. You put the system in place, and when someone responds, the conversation comes back to you.
Import the customers and prospects who have agreed to hear from you, then organize them in the way that makes sense for your business.
Invite them to text a keyword or complete a sign-up form. When they opt in, their information goes directly to your contact list.
Write the messages you want to send, personalize them with each person's name, and choose when they should go out.
Replies come back to a one-to-one conversation where you can respond yourself. Project Broadcast handles the timing; you handle the relationship.
Project Broadcast gives you a local 10-digit business texting number. It is not your personal cell and not a shortcode. New accounts get a new local number by default, and existing business numbers can usually be ported in.
Your company's app or back office can continue to handle orders, product information, and training. Project Broadcast works alongside those tools, giving you a dedicated place to manage your own communication with customers and prospects.
Some messages are better heard than read. Record a voicemail in your own voice and schedule it ahead of time. It is delivered directly to someone's voicemail without making their phone ring, giving you another personal way to reach out.
You do not need a large contact list or a complicated strategy. Begin with one kind of follow-up you already send by hand, make it easier to repeat, and add more as your needs change.
A business tool should earn its place. Project Broadcast helps you follow through more consistently because you spend less time managing messages one by one.
Every plan includes unlimited contacts, so your list can grow without your bill growing simply because you add more people. Choose the plan that matches how much you send today, and move up only when you need to send more.
No. Keep using your company's tools for orders, product information, and training. Project Broadcast works alongside them as the place for the customer and prospect texting you manage yourself.
Yes. Your account comes with its own local business texting number. If you already have a business number you want to keep, it can usually be ported at no extra charge.
No, Project Broadcast doesn't offer a free trial. If you want to start small, Pay As You Go is built for that: no commitment, cancel anytime, buy credits only when you need them, and your credits never expire while your plan is active.
Texting customers comes with rules, and the biggest one is simple: message people who have agreed to hear from you. Project Broadcast handles the platform side: it registers your local number for business texting (also called 10DLC) and includes opt-out tools that manage unsubscribe requests for you. Texting only people who have opted in, and following the rules that apply to your business, stays with you.
You do not have to start from a blank screen. Project Broadcast includes built-in AI assistance that helps you create and improve messages faster, not replace your voice. Tell it what the message needs to do: welcome a new contact, check in after a purchase, or share an update. Then revise the draft until it sounds like you.
The customers and prospects who already know you are the natural place to begin. Bring the people who have agreed to hear from you into Project Broadcast, choose one useful message to send, and build a more consistent way of staying connected from there.
