What you are buying
Not leads in a spreadsheet. Appointments on the calendar, with people who have already been qualified.
The gap between a lead and a conversation is where most money is lost. Someone inquires at nine at night, hears nothing until Tuesday, and by then they have talked to someone else.
This engagement closes that gap. All five channels run together, every inquiry gets a reply within a minute at any hour, and the ones who qualify are booked directly onto your team's calendar with the context attached.
Your team stops chasing and starts showing up to conversations that are already warm.
In scope
- All five acquisition channels, run together
- Offer, creative, and pages for each channel
- Replies to every inquiry within a minute, any hour
- Qualification on budget, authority, and timing
- Confirmed appointments booked onto your calendar
- Reporting that ties spend to closed business
Who this fits
Teams that can hold more conversations than they currently get.
This is the right level when your constraint is volume rather than capability. You close well, your team has room, and the thing standing between you and growth is a steady supply of qualified conversations.
It also fits businesses whose customers inquire outside business hours. Every hour a prospect waits for a reply, the odds of a conversation drop. Answering in under a minute, at midnight on a Sunday, is worth more than any clever campaign.
Signals this is the right level
- You can hold 60 to 200 conversations a month
- Your sales team has calendar capacity they are not filling
- Customers inquire at all hours, not just nine to five
- You want one partner accountable for the whole path
Every channel, one system
Channels are not run in isolation. What one learns, the others use.
Running five channels separately produces five sets of numbers and no understanding. Running them as one system means the message that wins in one place gets tested everywhere else within the week.
Budget follows results. When a channel earns more, it gets more, and the shift happens continuously rather than in a quarterly review.
You see all of it in one place, with each lead traced back to where it came from.
The conversation, handled
Every prospect gets a real answer, immediately, then a booking.
An inquiry arrives and gets a reply in under a minute. Not an autoresponder, an actual answer to what they asked, in your brand's voice.
The conversation then does the work your sales team would do on a first call: what they need, whether the budget is real, whether this person can decide, and when they want to move. Objections get handled where they come up.
When it qualifies, the appointment goes straight onto your calendar with the whole conversation attached, so your rep opens the meeting already knowing the situation.
What you see
Appointments, conversations, and the honest cost of each one.
Your account shows every appointment booked, the conversation that produced it, and the channel behind it. Conversations that did not qualify are visible too, with the reason.
The number that matters is cost per booked appointment, and beneath it, the share of appointments your team closes. When that share drops, it usually means we are qualifying too loosely, and we tighten it.
Everything exports. Your leads, your conversations, your data.
The commitment
Three months, five channels, one accountable partner.
The engagement is $30,000 a month plus $30,000 a month in media, funded in your own accounts. Three months minimum, for the same reason as the first level: the first month builds, the second learns, the third performs.
Everything we build stays yours: accounts, creative, customer data, and the conversation history.
If your goal is a launch rather than ongoing acquisition, Launch Your Thing is the engagement built for that.