Your Sales Process Shouldn't Live In Your Head
We work with owner-led B2B service businesses that grew on referrals and now want a process their team can run without them.


















It Usually Breaks In One Of Three Places
One of these will feel uncomfortably familiar. That is the one to start with.
It All Lives In Your Head
You can sell it. Nobody else can, not the same way. So new business still routes through you.
The Meetings Are Not Worth Taking
The calendar fills, the close rate does not move. More meetings is not the fix you need.
People Reply, Then Go Quiet
Leads you already paid for stall somewhere between interested and closed. Nobody is watching that gap.
What We Actually Do
Three lanes. Which one you need depends on what the audit finds, so we do not pretend to know yet.
Find The Leak
A short free diagnosis. We work out whether the problem is leads, conversion or follow-up, and hand you the fix map. What you do with it is your call.
Build The Process
Targeting, follow-up, the way calls get run, written down so your team runs it. The shape depends on what the audit found, not on a package.
Wake Up The Dead Leads
The people who replied once and went quiet. Usually the fastest place to see something move, and you already paid for them.
How We Start
Diagnosis first. Nobody should be quoting you a build before they have looked.
Audit
One week. We go through your pipeline and find where booked stops turning into closed.
Build
We fix what the audit found and route replies, no-shows and follow-ups into a channel your team opens every morning.
Hand Over
It gets documented as we go, so the process belongs to your business rather than to us.
You see it working in Slack every morning, not in a report at the end of the month.
The Same Three Leaks, Four Businesses
Every one of these started as a diagnosis. The number came after.
How We Think About This
Two guides on the things we see most. Free, and specific enough to go and use.
Frequent Questions
Book A Free Sales Process Audit
Thirty minutes to see whether there is a leak worth paying to find. If there is not, we will say so.
