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Managed to one number, not twelve
Google catches the buyers already searching. Meta reaches the ones who are not. Both are run against cost per qualified enquiry, and everything else is diagnostic.
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Built for
The metrics that waste your time
How many people saw it. Interesting to an agency, worthless to an order book.
We report enquiries insteadA diagnostic number that tells us whether creative is working. It is not a result.
Used internally, never as a KPICost per lead flatters everyone, because most leads are not buyers.
We measure cost per qualified enquiryIntent first, then interruption
Search takes the demand that already exists in your market. Paid social creates demand where there is none. Run in that order, the second becomes far cheaper because the first has already proved what message converts.
Google Search on the terms your buyers actually type
Meta for the buyers who are not searching yet
Retargeting so a first visit is not a wasted one
Creative produced properly, not stock photography
Conversion tracking wired into the CRM, not just the ad platform
Accounts built in your name, so the history is yours
Results the last agency never produced
Every one of these directors had been sold marketing before. Every figure is measured against a baseline agreed in writing.
The full system behind £2M of closed deals
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How Everflow cut its lead cost from £60 to £15
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Capturing the search demand Flexipol didn’t know it had
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£14,000 closed in seven days, from a CRM they already owned
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Cold outreach that paid for itself in sixty days
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A corporate pipeline worth €100k in 90 days
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200+ leads in a market everyone calls too niche
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→Read the case studyThe objections, and what we actually do
We burned money on ads once already.
Usually spent on reach with no qualifying step and no tracking past the click.
One number, reviewed weekly.
Everything is judged on cost per qualified enquiry. If a campaign cannot get there, it is cut rather than defended.
Our buyers are not on Facebook.
They are, they are just not buying machinery while they are on it.
Meta warms, search closes.
Paid social builds recognition so that when they do search, you are the name they already know. It is not asked to close on its own.
Who owns the ad account?
Plenty of agencies keep the account and hold the history hostage on exit.
You do, from day one.
Every account is created in your name with us as a user. If we part company you remove us and nothing stops.
What happens, in order
Account audit
What you have run before, what it cost, and what the data still says.
- Historic spend
- Competitor ads
- Search demand
Structure
Campaigns built around how buyers actually search, not around your internal product list.
- Search
- Meta
- Retargeting
Creative
Copy and visuals produced against the objections your buyers actually raise.
- Ad copy
- Static
- Video
Tracking
Conversions wired through to the CRM so a click can be followed all the way to an order.
- Pixels
- Server-side
- CRM tags
Optimise
Weekly against cost per qualified enquiry. Losers cut quickly, winners scaled.
- Weekly review
- Creative refresh
The senior operators on your build
A small senior team, not a pyramid. You will know everyone on this list by name within a fortnight.
Senior account manager
Runs the audit, sets the scope, stays on the account.
Systems lead
Builds the CRM, the routing and the chase sequences.
Media buyer
Runs Google and Meta to one number: cost per qualified enquiry.
Outreach lead
Researches and writes the outbound, one company at a time.
Copy and creative
Writes the ads, the pages and every sequence the system sends.
Find out what a qualified enquiry should cost you
The audit works out what your enquiries cost now and what they should cost. It starts with a call, and everything ends up in writing.
★★★★★ Rated 4.9 / 5 ·40+ UK businesses·£10M+ client revenue