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Case Study: Consulting Firm Exceeds Revenue Goals with Lead Generation System
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The Scenario

A consulting firm was having a difficult time generating quality leads. Two employees of the company handled the selling activities for the company. Unfortunately, they were spending most of their time prospecting and little time meeting prospects face-to-face. The company's revenues were restricted and the company was consistently failing to meet its growth objectives.

Actions Taken

The consulting company turned to the people at Sogistics, who were experts at helping companies implement lead generation systems. Sogistics custom-built a "front-end" for the company, which brought prospects to the company. The program that Sogistics developed consisted of several direct marketing components that not only helped the company to establish new relations with prospective customers, but also helped them to build and strengthen relations with current customers, past customers, and existing active prospects. Moreover, Sogistics managed the program throughout the year to ensure that it stayed on track and to alleviate most of the burden that otherwise would have fallen on the company's employees.

The Results

After a few short months, quality leads were streaming in and being harvested by the consulting company's salespeople. They began spending very little time performing inefficient prospecting activities. Most of their time was now being absorbed by more value-adding activities, such as meeting with prospects and developing proposals. Not only were the salespeople more satisfied with their jobs, they were now able to meet and exceed the revenue goals of the company.

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