Industries we work with
We work with any industry. In these the project starts weeks ahead, because the pipeline and the objections are already mapped.
Law firms
Client acquisition is limited by bar association rules, which removes the exact lever other businesses use: result promises and aggressive advertising. What is left is content, authority and a screening step that separates a real case from curiosity.
Dental clinics
Leads arrive on WhatsApp asking the price of an implant or aligner, and the front desk replies between patients. Half the conversations die from no follow-up, not from price.
Health and aesthetic clinics
Gaps in the calendar mid-week and a queue on Saturday. Marketing brings volume, but nobody connects volume to the calendar — so empty slots coexist with spent budget.
Accounting firms
The sale is recurring and switching accountants is rare, which makes each lead expensive and concentrates the fight on a few high-intent searches, like company formation and switching accountants.
Photography and video
The portfolio sells, but it lives on Instagram, while the search for a wedding photographer or a corporate video happens on Google, where the studio often does not exist. The calendar depends on referrals and seasonality.
Real estate
High lead volume and low conversion: most contacts have neither approved credit nor a defined timeline. With no automatic qualification, brokers spend the day on conversations that never become viewings.
Industry
Technical sale, long cycle and few buyers in the entire market. Generic advertising burns budget talking to people who will never buy; what works is being found for the exact technical term at quoting time.
Construction
High ticket, long decision and leads that appear months before buying. With no source tracking, a sale closed in month six is credited to luck and the campaign that generated it was cut in month two.
E-commerce
Thin margins and rising media costs. The classic mistake is comparing campaign ROAS without looking at margin per product — selling more and keeping less.
Architecture and interiors
Contacts with no defined budget consume presentation meetings and never become projects. The studio becomes free consulting for people still dreaming.
Education
Demand is seasonal and concentrated around enrollment. Turning campaigns on only in season means paying auction peaks alongside everyone else and losing the people who decided earlier.
B2B services
More than one decision maker, proposals compared side by side and a cycle longer than a month. High-volume cheap leads are usually the most expensive in the end.
Food and restaurants
The decision happens on the map and in the photo, within minutes, and the order arrives by WhatsApp or app. Depending only on delivery apps hands over margin.
Pet services
The service is recurring and customers vanish between visits. With no vaccine, grooming or follow-up reminder, repurchase depends on the owner remembering by themselves.
Gyms and wellness
Sign-ups are seasonal and churn is silent. January fills, March empties, and nobody measures who stopped showing up before the cancellation arrives.
Logistics and transport
Quotes arrive by email, spreadsheet and phone, and nobody knows how many were answered on time. Big contracts are lost to delay, not to price.
Solar energy
Leads are cheap and expensive at once: high volume, but most have no suitable roof, consumption or credit. Sales reps spend the day on simulations that never close.
Travel and hospitality
Bookings arrive through platforms charging double-digit commission. Every lost direct booking is margin leaving the till without showing in the report.
Fashion and apparel
Heavy sales through Instagram and WhatsApp, with orders written by hand. Mismatched stock, customers waiting for confirmation and no organised buyer base.
Technology and software
Buyers research heavily before talking to anyone, compare against international competitors and decide by committee. A generic corporate site loses to clear documentation.
Insurance and finance
Quoting requires data nobody wants to type into a long form, while competitors answer in minutes.
Agribusiness
Technical sales with strong seasonality and buyers who decide on trust and delivery time. Campaigns on the wrong rhythm overspend off-season and run short at the peak.
A diagnosis of your acquisition operation.
A 40-minute conversation and a document naming the bottleneck: where the lead enters, where it stalls and what that costs per month. No obligation to hire.