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In B2B, the funnel doesn't break: it goes cold.

Sales cycles of months, several decision-makers and a lot at stake. The B2B leak isn't dramatic — it's the silent drip of opportunities losing temperature between touchpoints.

Typical problems

What we see in b2b

Corporate websites that describe the company but don't capture the interested visitor
Leads who request information, receive a PDF — then silence
No nurturing: the 90% of the market not ready to buy today gets written off
Marketing and sales with different numbers on which leads exist and where they came from

Common leaks

Where exactly it gets lost

01

The anonymous visitor who never returns

Most of your B2B visitors aren't ready for a meeting — but they are ready to trade their email for a useful resource. Without that intermediate capture, they leave without a trace.

02

The lead who wasn't ready yet

Writing off whoever isn't buying this quarter is giving away next year's pipeline. Automated nurturing keeps the relationship alive until the moment arrives.

03

The marketing–sales gap

When marketing reports leads, sales reports meetings and the numbers don't reconcile, nobody can optimise. Source-to-close traceability is the foundation of everything else.

Solutions

How they get closed

Conversion architecture by intent level: from downloadable resource to meeting
Automated nurturing segmented by interest and buying moment
Lead qualification and scoring before handover to sales
Integrated pipeline with full source-to-close traceability

Case in practice

What it looks like in your industry

Situation

An industrial supplier generated quality technical traffic but only offered a generic contact form.

Intervention

We created downloadable technical resources per product line, with automated nurturing and scoring that alerts sales at the moment of intent.

Result

The sales pipeline stopped depending solely on trade fairs and cold outreach.

×2.4

qualified meetings per quarter

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