Gamoshi: Building a Scalable Outbound Engine for a Smart Programmatic DSP
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Gamoshi is a programmatic advertising technology provider offering a smart, omnichannel DSP that helps advertisers, agencies, and media buyers launch, manage, analyze, and optimize programmatic advertising campaigns.
About Gamoshi
Its technology supports a wide range of programmatic use cases and partnership models, from companies looking for a powerful media-buying platform to ad-tech businesses seeking flexible technology solutions and access to new demand and supply opportunities.
With several distinct audiences and product offerings, Gamoshi needed an outbound strategy that clearly communicated its value to each type of potential customer and partner.
Target markets: Media agencies, programmatic media buyers, DSP operators, ad exchanges, publishers, and data partners
The Opportunity
When Gamoshi partnered with us, its outbound sales process was largely manual and fragmented. Lead sourcing, email outreach, and follow-up were managed across Gmail, spreadsheets, and a partially implemented HubSpot account.
This made it difficult to:
Scale outreach efficiently
Differentiate between potential customers and partnership opportunities
Track leads consistently throughout the sales cycle
Connect campaign activity with opportunities and deal stages
Identify the audiences and messages generating the strongest results
Our objective was to transform this fragmented process into a structured and scalable outbound engine that would consistently introduce Gamoshi’s programmatic advertising technology to the right decision-makers.
The Challenge
Gamoshi operates within a complex advertising technology ecosystem. Its potential audience includes media agencies, advertisers, programmatic media buyers, DSP operators, publishers, ad exchanges, SSPs, and data providers, but each audience has different needs.
The primary challenge, then, was not simply generating replies. It was attracting the right type of opportunity.
Early campaigns using broad programmatic advertising messaging generated significant interest from supply-side companies looking to sell traffic. While these relationships could still offer value, Gamoshi’s main growth priority was reaching demand-side prospects, companies interested in using its smart DSP to buy media, manage advertiser activity, or expand their programmatic capabilities.
The outreach strategy needed to clearly position Gamoshi as:
A specialized programmatic advertising technology provider
The developer of a smart and flexible DSP
A technology partner for agencies and programmatic media buyers
A platform capable of supporting different business requirements, activity levels, and partnership models
At the same time, the system needed to handle a substantial volume of replies without overwhelming Gamoshi’s sales team.
Our Approach
We built a complete outbound infrastructure designed around Gamoshi’s products, target audiences, and sales processes.
Audience-specific positioning
We replaced broad programmatic advertising language with focused messaging tailored to each audience. We developed campaigns to communicate the relevant value of Gamoshi’s technology to media buyers, agencies, DSP clients, supply partners, and other ad-tech businesses.
For demand-side prospects, the messaging emphasized Gamoshi’s smart programmatic DSP, omnichannel media-buying capabilities, flexible targeting and optimization tools, advanced analytics, and ability to support diverse campaign requirements.
Targeted lead sourcing
We combined multiple lead databases and segmentation methods to identify relevant companies and decision-makers across the programmatic advertising ecosystem.
We continuously review and refresh lead lists to improve accuracy, reflect seasonal buying cycles, and prioritize the audiences most likely to benefit from Gamoshi’s technology.
CRM and pipeline automation
We rebuilt HubSpot as Gamoshi’s central system of record, creating automated lead synchronization and pipeline logic across five different deal types.
This gave the team a clearer view of each opportunity, from the original campaign and audience segment through qualification and deal progression, while reducing manual administration.
Continuous delivery optimization
As email deliverability conditions changed, we migrated the outreach operation across three platforms, Instantly, Lemlist, and Woodpecker, while preserving campaign data and pipeline continuity.
We continue to monitor performance, refine messaging, refresh lists, merge duplicate records, correct lead sources, and maintain CRM accuracy.
The Results
39,951
911
511
Since December 2024, the outbound engine has generated:
39,951 emails sent
911 total replies
511 prospects classified as Interested
189 prospects classified as Maybe
Approximately 2.3% overall reply rate
8–15% reply rates for selected, highly segmented campaigns
Beyond the campaign metrics, the engagement created a scalable sales infrastructure for Gamoshi:
HubSpot was transformed into a clean and reliable system of record
Outreach activity was connected to automated lead and pipeline workflows
Five distinct deal types were incorporated into the CRM structure
Messaging became more effective at distinguishing demand-side customers from supply-side partners
Two sending-platform migrations were completed without losing pipeline continuity
Gamoshi gained a sustainable system for consistently reaching agencies, media buyers, and programmatic advertising partners
The Outcome
What began as a fragmented manual outreach process is now a structured and continuously optimized outbound engine.
The new system does more than generate email replies. It helps Gamoshi clearly present its core value as a specialized programmatic advertising technology provider and the developer of a smart DSP built for modern media buying.
By combining precise audience segmentation, product-focused messaging, CRM automation, and ongoing campaign optimization, Gamoshi can consistently introduce its technology to the right companies while allowing its sales team to focus on qualified opportunities and long-term partnerships.
