postscript

Questions, answered.

The things people most often want to know about an email from this office.

Did this email actually come from a person?
Yes. Each introduction is read, written, signed, and sent by Joe Parker. There's no team behind it and no automated sequence. If the email reads short, that's because it is - written and sent in three sentences.
Why did this come from you and not someone I already know?
Because we follow what you're working on in the course of our own, and the people you already know are working from the same view. We're a few rooms over and saw a fit they couldn't.
How is this paid for?
It's free for you. The person on the other side pays the office only if it turns into work. So we're paid to make good intros, not more of them.
How did you find me?
By paying attention. We follow specific people and businesses in the course of our own work. You weren't pulled from a list.
Are we on a list?
No. No lists, no sequences. We follow specific people and businesses and write when there's a real match. If the timing's off, we make a one-line note so we don't write you twice.
Will my information be passed to the practitioner without my consent?
No. The intro email comes to you first. Nothing moves forward without your reply.
Why three sentences?
Because if the match is real, three sentences is enough. The match, the why, the ask. Padding doesn't make a recommendation more credible - it just takes longer to read.
What if the timing's wrong?
Don't reply. We send one short follow-up to confirm the email landed. If you don't respond to that, you don't hear from us again.
How do I confirm the email is real?
The signature names the office and links to this site. The booking link routes to a calendar listing the same person's name. Easiest test is to book the call.
I want to be represented through Oak. How does that work?
Short conversation if we already know your work. Longer one if we don't - we don't represent people whose work we haven't watched up close.

Still want to confirm? Fifteen minutes is enough.

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