Hi, I'm Snappy. This course is for anyone who needs new customers — a firm, a practice, a growing business. Before the lessons, let's look at why finding them usually takes weeks, and what changes when Snappy does the searching.

Finding new customers usually starts with a spreadsheet: a search engine, a directory, a list someone sold you — and weeks of copying names into rows.

Then the e-mails go out. Many bounce. The rest land in general inboxes nobody reads.

Nobody can say why a firm is on the list — or whether a colleague already wrote to it last month.

And when someone finally answers, the reply sits in one person's inbox or phone, and the story behind it is lost.

On SnapLedger, you say who you're looking for, in your own words. Snappy shows you real firms from its business library — what they do, how to reach them, and why each one fits. You choose who to contact.

Your first e-mail comes to you before it goes to anyone else, and every answer lands in one place, with the whole story beside it.

Meet Harbour Gate, a corporate services firm in Dubai that sets up companies and keeps their books. Amira founded it. Yusuf, its accountant, also looks after its partners.

Five short lessons: say who you're looking for, see the firms, pick them, write the first e-mail, and answer the replies.

Why finding customers takes weeks