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Five places the work stalls between click and cash.

Google can claim the conversion, Meta can claim it too, and the CRM can show a sale nobody ties to either. As a full funnel marketing agency we automate the work in between: follow-up, CRM updates, reporting, AI agents and the pages that feed them, around the systems you run today. The five solutions below are grouped by the problem they fix, and each hands the next one cleaner data.

Bring the symptom

Start with what keeps happening.

A channel can look healthy while the handoff beside it loses the customer. The first fix goes where the evidence changes.

Hover or tap a step to see what it fixes.

01 Fixes: The lead goes quiet

Leads answered, then followed to revenue

A form, a call or a quote request lands and should be logged, routed and answered within minutes. The same record can follow it through to the invoice.

02 Fixes: Two reports, two stories

One place to see what is working

Leads, pipeline, spend and revenue read from one set of definitions, so you can see which spend led to a sale.

03 Fixes: Budget on autopilot

Spend that follows revenue

Paid media, creator work, content and PR planned around one number, so budget can move toward what sells.

04 Fixes: Invisible when buyers ask

Found when buyers ask

Expert-led pages that answer the questions buyers type into search and AI assistants, on a site those systems can read.

05 Fixes: Repeat work done by hand

Agents for the repeat work

Agents and workflows for research, lead handling, reporting and checks, each with an owner, an approval step and an off switch.

Pick the problem, then follow it down the full funnel

Each entry point connects to the rest of the path, so fixing one should not break another.

  • Leads answered, then followed to revenue

    A form, a call or a quote request lands and should be logged, routed and answered within minutes, by rule. The same record can then follow the lead through estimate, job and invoice in the CRM or field-service tool you run, such as GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or Jobber, as far as that tool opens its data to us.

  • One place to see what is working

    Leads, pipeline, spend and revenue read from one set of definitions, with the gaps between platforms labeled. The aim is to see which spend led to a sale and where the next leak is, without opening four tabs.

  • Spend that follows revenue

    Paid media, creator work, content and PR planned around one audience and one number. Where the data allows, budget can move toward the channels that produce sales, and pacing on a live Meta account shows spend, projection and days left.

  • Agents for the repeat work

    Agents and workflows for research, lead handling, reporting and quality checks, each with an owner, an approval step and an off switch. Longer chains can run on n8n, Zapier or Make, and a voice agent can answer calls inside rules you set.

Platform names show what we can work with. They are not endorsements or partnerships.

How a build runs

Four steps: find, automate, show, keep running.

You get a system with named owners, not a pile of disconnected tools. As an illustration, not a client result: a weekly report built by hand from four tools can become a scheduled run that a person checks.

  1. 01Find where the work and the leaks are
  2. 02Automate the repeatable parts
  3. 03Show the numbers in one place
  4. 04Keep it running and improving

What a useful plan names

  1. 01The leakWhere the lead, the data or the time goes missing.
  2. 02The ownerWho closes it, on your side and ours.
  3. 03The evidence still missingWhat we cannot say yet, and how to get it.
  4. 04The work that should waitWhat to leave alone until the first fix holds.

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Bring one stuck week. Leave with the first fix.

Describe what keeps happening in your own words, or book a call. A useful plan comes back with four things named.