How many quotes went out without a second call?
A quote goes out, the buyer goes quiet, and nobody calls back because following up isn't anyone's job. You already did the estimating work on those.
We find new buyers for BC industrial firms and follow up every quote until the buyer says yes or no. We also set up the tracking, so you can see which leads became quotes and which quotes became orders.
The audit is free unless you go ahead with a pilot.
Most established industrial firms have real demand. Sales slip away between steps that nobody owns from start to finish.
A quote goes out, the buyer goes quiet, and nobody calls back because following up isn't anyone's job. You already did the estimating work on those.
In most firms your size, new business comes through the owner's relationships and referrals. That holds until you want to grow faster than your own calendar allows.
Without that trail it's hard to tell which customers and channels deserve more of your time and money.
Most firms would hire a lead generation shop, a CRM consultant and a marketing agency, then manage the gaps between them. We do all of it and answer for the result.
We review a sample of your recent leads, quotes and CRM records, and talk with you and whoever handles sales. You get findings, baseline numbers and a 90-day plan.
Together we pick the accounts worth chasing and what to say to them. We agree on what counts as a qualified meeting, a quote and a win, and who on your side owns quotes and closing.
Every inquiry and quote gets an owner and a next step. We set up the CRM around the way you already sell, test it with real records and train your team on it.
We research a list of target accounts and reach the people who buy, by LinkedIn, email and phone, in your voice. Interested replies go straight to your sales owner.
We compare replies, meetings, quotes and wins against the audit baseline and change what isn't working. At month three we tell you plainly whether to continue, change the scope or stop.
Manufacturers, industrial wholesalers, equipment distributors and technical B2B firms, usually between $1M and $5M in revenue. Long sales cycles, technical buyers and repeat orders are what we plan around.
After the pilot, we can tie part of our fee to new customers we bring in and can show in your CRM. Customers you already have and quotes already open are listed at the start and don't count.
The CRM setup, the account lists and the message templates belong to you. We document them so your team can run them without us.
The six things we measure in your sales process, the four-part report you get at the end and how the audit runs from the first call to your decision.
See how the audit worksA field guide for BC industrial owners on building a target list, writing outreach that sounds like you and making sure no quote goes quiet. It ends with a 12-question self-check.
Read the white paperWe ask how new business comes in today and what happens after a quote goes out. Then we tell you whether the audit is worth doing for your business and, if it is, agree which records we'd look at. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so on the call.
Nothing, unless you decide to run a pilot with us afterward. If you do, the audit fee is spread across the pilot invoices instead of being billed up front.
The pilot runs for three months at a fixed monthly fee. We quote it after the audit, once we both know the scope. After the pilot, part of the fee can depend on new customers we bring in.
Ad spend, software subscriptions and any data we buy for your campaigns are paid by you directly, outside our fee.
Industrial sales cycles are long, and some orders from new conversations will land after month three. In the first three months you should see the follow-up fixed, the tracking working and new conversations with target accounts. We set milestones during the audit that fit your sales cycle.
No. If you already have one, we work with it. If you don't, we recommend one that fits your size and budget. Complex ERP connections and large data migrations are scoped and priced separately.
One person on your side who owns technical scoping, quotes and closing, plus access to your recent quotes and customer records. We do the research, the outreach, the CRM setup and the reporting.
A small team based in Vancouver. The people on the first call are the people who would run your audit and the pilot.
Yes, when it's done under Canada's anti-spam law (CASL). We email business addresses that people have published for their role, and only about their work. Every message names the sender and has a working unsubscribe. Where email isn't allowed, we use the phone and LinkedIn.
Book a 20-minute call to scope the audit. If you decide not to run a pilot afterward, the audit costs you nothing.