Founder-led. Technical. B2B services. A defined offer. A real market.
Custom software, product engineering, and outsourced dev firms.
MSPs, SOC providers, pen testing, compliance, and advisory firms.
Firms delivering AI and automation services. Not SaaS. Services.
Cloud migration, infrastructure modernization, and transformation programs.
Specialized practices with a defined service and a real ICP.
Independent consultants charging $10k+ per client who want a repeatable pipeline.
What they share: a real offer, a real market, and a precision problem.
ICP definition. You know who they are. I help you identify which ones are in the buying window right now.
Account selection. A clear, repeatable logic for which firms to contact and why — not a gut feeling.
Buyer selection. The right person at the right account. Decisions are made by specific people, not companies.
Trust-path prioritization. Warm paths beat cold outreach. I map how to get to the right buyer through existing relationships.
Signal-aware timing. A credible reason to engage. Not cold by default.
Search-to-enrichment workflows. Data infrastructure that supports precise targeting at scale.
Commercial focus. Fewer opportunities. The right ones. Quality over pipeline theater.
GTM precision. Every action with a clear commercial rationale.
The output isn't a playbook. It's a sharper commercial picture.
Most GTM services start at execution. This work starts upstream.
This work: send less, book the right meetings.
This work: identify the right timing and the right conversation.
This work: here's who's ready to buy now, and why.
This work: when timing is right, you just need to show up.
Most services start at execution. This starts at judgment.
Not a logo wall. Not a follower count. The quality of the diagnosis.
You work directly with the person doing the thinking. Not a team. Not a process. One person, accountable.
The diagnostic is the product. Execution is optional. If it's not the right next step for you, I'll say so.
No meeting guarantees. No lead counts. A rigorous process and honest findings.
If you want honest findings over comfortable answers, we should talk.
Two weeks. $2,500–5,000. A clear diagnosis of your targeting constraint and a 90-day plan.
No pitch. No pressure. If the diagnostic reveals outbound isn't your next lever, I'll tell you.
Starts at $2,500. Two-week turnaround. No pitch. No pressure.
Not sure you're a fit? Read the qualification section above before reaching out.
You know your market. You haven't decided which part of it you're actually for.
So you target broadly. You engage too early. You generate activity that doesn't convert.
This isn't a volume problem. It's a judgment problem.
Every month without a clear account selection logic, you're making three decisions you haven't consciously made.
Decision 1: You're substituting activity for judgment.
More contact doesn't fix wrong targeting. It produces noise, low response rates, and buyers who remember you for the wrong reason.
Decision 2: You're burning your best accounts.
The firms most likely to buy are the ones most likely to remember a poorly timed approach. You don't get a second first impression.
Decision 3: You're deferring the real work.
Narrowing your ICP requires judgment. Broad outreach defers that judgment. It feels like progress. It isn't.
The cost isn't wasted time. It's compounding imprecision.
When pipeline is tight
Spent on pipeline sourcing
With imprecise outreach
A structured examination of your commercial position. Not a pitch. Not a proposal. The work.
Most technical service firms don't have a lead generation problem. They have a targeting problem. The Diagnostic finds which one is limiting you, and why.
Investment: Starting at $2,500. Most engagements $2,500 to $5,000 depending on scope.
Timeline: 2 weeks from kickoff to delivery.
Not a better sequence. A clearer commercial picture.
Identify which segment of your ICP is most likely to buy in the next 90 days. Prioritize accounts based on buying signals, not gut feel.
15–25 priority accounts with specific rationale. Buyer prioritization, trust-path mapping, and outreach sequencing built around actual buying signals.
Engage when there's a credible reason. Not cold by default. Know when to reach out and why.
Sometimes outbound isn't the problem. If the diagnostic reveals a different lever, we'll tell you that clearly.
Consistent outcomes for firms that act on what the diagnostic reveals.
The process is designed to be direct, low-friction, and honest. No discovery calls that are really sales calls. No proposals before we understand your situation.
Tell us about your firm, your current commercial situation, and what you're trying to solve. We review every application and confirm fit before moving forward. If we're not the right match, we'll tell you.
We examine your ICP, account selection logic, buyer targeting, signal awareness, and execution constraints. You receive a written diagnosis and a prioritized 90-day plan. This is the core of the work.
You review the diagnostic findings and decide whether to move forward with execution support. No pressure. No upsell. If outbound isn't your primary constraint, we'll say so clearly.
If you choose to move forward, we work alongside you to implement the plan: account selection, buyer prioritization, signal-aware outreach, and sequencing built around your specific market.
Four reasons this is not the right fit.
This work narrows. It does not expand. If more activity is the goal, this is not the answer.
The diagnostic challenges your targeting assumptions. If that conversation is off the table, the process will not work.
The diagnostic takes two weeks. Implementation takes 90 days. Cash crisis is not the right entry point.
This work requires a real offer and a market you can name. If you are still figuring that out, start there first.
If none of these apply, we should talk.
A: No. Outbound may be part of the execution, but the diagnostic often reveals the real constraint is upstream — ICP definition, account selection logic, or buyer prioritization. We fix the targeting problem first. Outbound without that is just noise at scale.
A: Most firms that say they have an ICP have a description of their past clients — not a forward-looking targeting framework. The diagnostic tests whether your ICP is actually specific enough to drive account selection and buyer prioritization. Usually, it isn't.
A: That's a valuable outcome. It means you don't spend the next 90 days executing against the wrong constraint. The diagnostic is designed to save you from that mistake.
A: Most fractional CROs focus on process, pipeline management, and team structure. This work focuses on commercial precision: who to target, which accounts to prioritize, which buyers to contact, and when. It's upstream of most sales consulting.
A: No. We can guarantee a rigorous process, honest findings, and a plan built around your specific market. Results depend on your offer, your market, and your willingness to act on what the diagnostic reveals. We'll be direct about what's in your control.
Most technical service firms don't have a lead generation problem. They have a signal problem. This diagnostic finds which accounts are ready to buy now.