● Lead generation for B2B & high-ticket

Leads that actually pick up the phone.

Qualification-first funnels and tracking down to the keyword. A cost per lead you can actually plan a business around.

  • ↗ No long-term contracts.
  • ↗ Senior media buyers only.
  • ↗ Real dashboards, not decks.
Meta + Google · Lead gen results dashboard
Meta + Google · Lead gen−50% CPL
195 leads in 60 days Accepting new growth partners
195qualified leads in 60 days
−50%cost per lead, cut in half
Keywordlevel call & form tracking
Monthlyrolling contract, cancel anytime
The Symptoms

The meeting you keep having

If this is your Monday pipeline review, you're in the right place.

"Sales says the leads are trash. Marketing says sales doesn't follow up fast enough. From where I sit, they're both right."

"Facebook lead forms get us $9 leads that ghost. The landing page gets $60 leads that close. Nobody has done the math on which is cheaper."

"We find out pipeline is thin about eight weeks after the ad budget decision that caused it."

"Speed-to-lead is four hours, because leads land in a spreadsheet that somebody checks after lunch."

"I asked which campaign our best customer came from. The answer involved three tools and a shrug."

"We optimized cost per lead down 30% last quarter. Revenue didn't notice."

The Real Problem

Why lead gen budgets evaporate

01
Volume isn't pipeline

Optimizing for form-fills teaches the algorithm to find form-fillers. It gets frighteningly good at it. Cheap leads that never answer aren't cheap — they're expensive leads wearing a discount sticker.

02
The 60-day blind spot

Your deal closes weeks after the click, but the ad platform's memory is short and your CRM never talks back to it. So the algorithm optimizes toward whoever converts fastest — which is rarely whoever pays most.

03
The handoff leak

Lead contact rates decay by the hour. A lead called in 5 minutes and a lead called in 4 hours are different species. Half of most 'ad problems' are actually routing problems wearing an ads costume.

The Fix

What we run for lead gen

Qualification built into the funnel

Forms that ask the disqualifying questions up front — budget, timeline, fit. CPL goes up. Cost per qualified lead goes down. Sales stops hating marketing.

Closed-won data fed back to the platforms

Offline conversion uploads from your CRM, so Google and Meta optimize toward the leads that became revenue — not the ones that filled a form fastest. This single loop changes everything downstream.

Every call and form tracked to the keyword

Dynamic number insertion and form attribution down to search term level. When 'emergency + your service' produces closers and 'cheap + your service' produces ghosts, the budget knows within a week.

Speed-to-lead, engineered

Instant routing, instant SMS and email follow-up, calendar links in the first touch. We build the first five minutes, because that's where the close rate actually lives.

Lead forms and landing pages — measured honestly

We run both, against cost per qualified lead, and let your data pick. The answer differs by offer and ticket size; anyone who tells you the answer before testing is guessing.

Weekly report in pipeline terms

Cost per qualified lead, pipeline value created, and what's changing next week. One page. No 'impressions were up 12%' filler.

Proof

Real Accounts. Real Dashboards.

We don't sell promises. We show proof.

Meta + Google · Lead gen results dashboard
Meta + Google · Lead gen−50% CPL

Cost per lead cut in half. 195 qualified leads in 60 days.

FAQ

Questions We Get On Every Call.

You define it — we operationalize it. On the strategy call we pin down what qualified means in your sales process (budget, authority, timeline, geography, whatever gates a real opportunity), then the funnel filters for it and every report scores against it. The metric that matters is cost per lead your sales team thanks you for.
No — we've wired attribution into CRMs held together with tape. The minimum viable setup is just lead source and stage; we can build the feedback loop from that in the first week and clean up as we go. A messy CRM with closed-won data flowing back to the ad platforms beats a pristine CRM that never talks to them.
Wrong question — which produces cheaper qualified leads is the question, and it splits by offer and ticket size. In-platform lead forms win on volume and cost; landing pages win on intent and quality. We run both with the same qualification bar and let cost-per-qualified decide. Usually within three weeks the data ends the debate permanently.
A flat monthly retainer per platform, quoted on your strategy call. No percentage-of-spend surprises, no setup fees buried in month three. Creative and landing pages are included.
Most of our clients spend $6,000+/month per platform. Below that, ad platforms can't gather enough data to optimize properly. If your budget isn't there yet, we'll tell you on the call and point you to what to fix first.
No. Everything is month to month. We keep clients by performing, not by paperwork.
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