You already take the calls. Turn them into assets that sell while you sleep.
Every intro call you take is an hour of your best thinking, given away once. Rocket lets you keep the conversation, share it publicly with consent, and let it keep working for you.
The calls are already happening
You give the same advice, answer the same questions, and prove your value five times a week. Then the call ends and all that proof disappears. Nobody else gets to hear it, and every next prospect starts from zero.
How it works on Rocket
Three steps, no new habits. The conversation does the work.
-
Step 1 •
Host the call on Rocket
Book a room and take the intro call like you normally would. No scripts, no slides. Just the conversation you were already going to have.
-
Step 2 •
Make it a replay
If you both agree to make it public, the conversation lands in your Intro Library as a replay you own and can share anywhere.
-
Step 3 •
Let it introduce you
Prospects watch how you think before they book. By the time they reach out, they already trust you, because they have seen you do the work.
See conversations members have chosen to make public in the Intro Library, and notice how quickly you trust someone after watching them think out loud.
Open it →Questions people ask
How do I turn intro calls into content?+
Host your intro calls as Rocket conversations instead of phone calls or video links. When both people agree to make it public, the conversation becomes a replay in your Intro Library. Share that replay link the way you would share a calendar link, and it keeps introducing you long after the call ends.
Do I need to ask permission to publish a call?+
Yes, always. Every public conversation on Rocket is an explicit mutual choice. Both people opt in before anything becomes a replay, and either person can keep it private. The consent step is built into the flow, so you never chase anyone for permission after the fact.
Will this slow down my sales process?+
No. Most hosts find it shortens the sales cycle. Prospects arrive pre-sold because they have watched real conversations with you. You spend less time proving yourself on repeat and more time talking about fit, scope, and price with people who already know how you think.
What if my intro calls cover sensitive client details?+
Keep those calls private. You choose which conversations to make public, and nothing is shared without both people opting in. Many hosts publish only their general advice calls and keep client-specific work behind closed doors. You stay in control of the line.
Your next conversation could be the one that sells for you.
Start hosting on Rocket, or watch a live conversation first.
Related use cases
Stop cold pitching. Host conversations and let buyers get to know you first.
People buy from voices they recognize. Hosting one real conversation a week puts your thinking on display, so buyers arrive trusting you instead of bracing for a pitch.
Read it → For coachesLet future clients watch you coach before they ever book a call.
A discovery call is you describing coaching. A public session is you doing it. Prospects who watch you coach arrive already knowing you are the right fit.
Read it → For fractional leadersGuiding CEOs live is the loudest mouthpiece your fractional practice can have.
Your best marketing is watching you work. Live sessions with real leaders show every prospect exactly what it feels like to have you in their corner.
Read it →