Peter Jacobs

I started RogerRoger with one goal: to cut through the social sales noise, so sales teams can purely focus on building genuine connections and closing deals (…of course, without hating the inbox). 

Social sales isn’t about a magic formula; it’s about hard work, smart tools, and a passion for connecting with the people typing behind the inbox. I know the frustration of juggling endless follow-ups, lost prospects, and messy workflows.

With RogerRoger, we’re here to simplify sales, making it more human and a lot more enjoyable. Because when the inbox works, sales flow.

As for me, I’ve always loved blending creativity with strategy.

With a background in economics, interior architecture, and cross-media design, I’ve worn a few hats over the years, from UI/UX designer at successful companies like Takeaway to freelance consultant helping businesses enhance their user experience.

Design led me to tech, and curiosity kept me building.

Outside of work, I’m a proud father of three, a husband, and a fly-fishing enthusiast.

And like many creatives, I have dyslexia. We all have our quirks, right? (Shoutout to Grammarly.)

Got questions or just want to say hi? I'm one message away.

Founder

🚀 Welcome to RogerRoger!

As the saying goes, ‘The Money Is In The Follow-Up’. This is the heart of RogerRoger, a tool designed to help Sales Pros turn every message into a deal.

It’s like having your email, LinkedIn inbox, sales pipeline, and a hint of CRM in a single tool. Stay organized, collaborate, and manage your deals without missing a beat.

RogerRoger is jam-packed with features, but I won’t list them here. You’ve got to try it yourself! 

Follow us for updates, or drop me a line anytime.

You’ve probably heard this a dozen times: “Just show up with high-quality content and the leads will come.” “Keep posting,  the revenue will follow.”

So you did:
→ Weekly blog posts
→ A packed LinkedIn calendar
→ Newsletters, maybe even a podcast or webinar

You kept showing up.
Kept creating and believing it’ll work.

Truth to be told, good content alone doesn’t convert.
It only works if there’s a funnel behind it.

Yeah, you don’t have a content problem, you've got everything right there. You’ve got a funnel problem.

That’s what I help you fix.

Imagine this instead:
→ Someone reads your blog → joins a short email sequence → books a call
→ Your old posts start bringing in leads on autopilot
→ Your content doesn’t just educate,  it actually sells

How cool would it be? 

I do this cool thing for service providers + B2B brands who are doing all the right things, but still not seeing leads consistently.

And together, we change that with one thing:
An email funnel that actually converts.

Here’s what you get:
✌️ Done-for-you email funnels (4–8 emails) that warm leads + drive action
✌️ A lead gen system built around the content you’re already creating
✌️ Strategy support via calls and async messaging
✌️ Messaging that makes people say “Yes, this is for me.”
✌️ A pipeline that grows

If you’re showing up but your pipeline still looks dry...
The problem isn’t what you’re saying.
It’s what happens after someone reads.

📩 DM me “Funnel” if you're ready to fix the follow-up.

Aanchal Shekhawat

Is it just my feed, or does anyone else think LinkedIn is now a mini Twitter?

- Short text-based posts
- No visuals attached
- Strong opinions
- No CTA

P.S. Yes, I still call it Twitter. No apologies.

Turn your LinkedIn into a 6-fig business asset with me | $250K+ in client revenue

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