Outreach toolkit
Marketing & outreach templates
Copy-paste templates for cold email, social media, and partner outreach. Use these to spread the word about SafeWork CA.
Cold email — to business owners
Subject: Quick question about SB 553 compliance Hi [Name], I'm reaching out because California requires every employer to have a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan under SB 553 — and most small businesses still haven't complied. I built SafeWork CA, a tool that helps small employers generate their WVPP plan, log hazards and incidents, track employee training, and export a compliance binder — all for $499/year. It takes under an hour to set up, and the output is designed specifically for SB 553 / Cal/OSHA Title 8 Section 3342 requirements. Would you be open to a quick 5-minute call to see if this could help [Company Name]? Best, [Your Name] https://safeworkca.com
Cold email — to insurance brokers / HR consultants
Subject: Help your clients with SB 553 compliance (referral opportunity) Hi [Name], I'm reaching out because you work with California employers who likely need SB 553 compliance — the state requires every employer to have a written Workplace Violence Prevention Plan. I built SafeWork CA, a $499/year tool that generates WVPP plans, tracks hazards/incidents/training, and exports compliance binders. It's designed for small businesses — the exact clients you serve. We offer a 20% referral commission ($99.80 per signup) for partners who refer clients. Would you be interested in learning more about the referral program? https://safeworkca.com/referral Best, [Your Name]
Reddit post (r/smallbusiness, r/California)
**Title:** I built a tool to help California small businesses comply with SB 553 (workplace violence prevention) **Body:** Hey r/smallbusiness — California's SB 553 requires every employer (even 1-employee businesses) to have a written Workplace Violence Prevention Plan, hazard assessments, incident logging, and employee training. Most small businesses I've talked to either: 1. Don't know about the requirement 2. Know about it but haven't had time 3. Were quoted $1,000-$3,000 by consultants I built SafeWork CA — a SaaS tool that generates a site-specific WVPP plan from a simple questionnaire, tracks hazards/incidents/training, and exports a compliance binder. $499/year, done in under an hour. There's a free compliance quiz too if you just want to check if you're compliant: https://safeworkca.com/quiz Would love feedback from other California business owners. Is this something you'd use? (Not legal advice — SafeWork CA is document organization software.)
LinkedIn post
California SB 553 requires every employer to have a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan — but most small businesses don't have an HR department to handle the paperwork. That's why I built SafeWork CA: a $499/year tool that generates your WVPP plan, logs hazards and incidents, tracks employee training, and exports a complete compliance binder. ✅ Site-specific plan generator ✅ Hazard and incident logs ✅ Employee training records ✅ One-click audit-ready export ✅ Built for California SB 553 specifically Set up in under an hour. No card required to start. Check it out: https://safeworkca.com #SB553 #California #compliance #workplacesafety #smallbusiness
Facebook post
California business owners: Did you know SB 553 requires EVERY employer to have a written workplace violence prevention plan? Even 1-employee businesses. I built SafeWork CA — a tool that generates your compliance plan, tracks hazards and training, and exports a binder you can hand to Cal/OSHA. $499/year, under 1 hour to set up. Free compliance quiz: https://safeworkca.com/quiz Get started: https://safeworkca.com (Not legal advice — SafeWork CA is document organization software.)
Twitter / X post
California SB 553 requires every employer to have a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan. Most small businesses don't have one yet. I built SafeWork CA — $499/year, generates your plan, tracks training, exports a compliance binder. Free compliance quiz: https://safeworkca.com/quiz
SafeWork CA provides document organization and workflow software. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.