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Digital Marketing Systems

We build marketing systems that connect where interest arrives to the people who follow it up and to your customer records. Every form, campaign, and email is tracked through to the result, so you can see which activity actually produces customers.

  • 1,200+ clients helped
  • Building since 2010
  • 15 services, one team
  • 50+ technologies
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At a glance

What we build

We build digital marketing systems: connected tools that capture interest, follow it up, and measure results, linked to your customer records.

In practice

Marketing you can trace

We join forms, email, tracking, and customer records so each lead is captured with its source, followed up quickly, and traced through to the sale. Marketing results then become measurable.

Many organizations run campaigns without this link. Leads go into an inbox, follow-up depends on memory, and the question of which campaign worked cannot be answered.

The system is mostly plumbing. It is not glamorous, but it is what turns marketing from a cost into something that can be judged.

How a lead moves through a marketing system

A sequence of 5 steps. Interest is captured: A form, a call, or a message.; It is recorded with its source: Which channel, which page, which campaign.; Follow-up starts: Automatically, within minutes.; A person takes over: When the lead is warm.; The outcome is recorded: Sale, or lost, with a reason..

  1. Interest is capturedA form, a call, or a message.
  2. It is recorded with its sourceWhich channel, which page, which campaign.
  3. Follow-up startsAutomatically, within minutes.
  4. A person takes overWhen the lead is warm.
  5. The outcome is recordedSale, or lost, with a reason.
This diagram follows a lead through five steps, from interest being captured to the outcome being recorded, with the source kept throughout.

Often built with

Where to begin

What to connect first

Start with the link that loses you the most.

Where do you lose people?

Choose this when

Inquiries wait hours or days for a response.

What you get
Instant acknowledgments, alerts to the right person, and reminders.
Keep in mind
Speed helps only if a person actually follows up.
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What we build

Parts of a marketing system

Capture

  • Forms and landing pages that record the source.
  • Call and message tracking.

Follow-up

  • Instant replies and reminders.
  • Sequences that stop when someone answers.

Records

  • A customer record for every lead.
  • Links to tools such as HubSpot.

Reporting

  • Results by channel, from first click to sale.
  • Cost per inquiry and per customer.

The difference

Leads lost and leads kept

Most lost leads are lost to slow or missing follow-up, not to poor products.

Leads lost and leads kept

Before: Without a system. Inquiries go into a shared inbox; Follow-up depends on memory; Nobody knows which channel worked. After: With a system. Each inquiry becomes a record; Replies and reminders start at once; Results are shown by channel.

Before

Without a system

Interest arrives and waits.

  • Inquiries go into a shared inbox
  • Follow-up depends on memory
  • Nobody knows which channel worked

After

With a system

Interest is captured and followed.

  • Each inquiry becomes a record
  • Replies and reminders start at once
  • Results are shown by channel
This diagram contrasts inquiries that wait in an inbox with inquiries that become records, receive quick follow-up, and are measured by channel.

A typical example

Inquiries traced back to their source

A typical case is a firm that gets inquiries from its website, a directory, and a newsletter. They all land in one inbox, and the team cannot tell which source brings customers.

A marketing system could record each inquiry's source, send a prompt reply, alert the right person, and report on results by channel. The firm could then spend more where customers actually come from.

Tell us how inquiries reach you

Describe how inquiries arrive and what happens next. We will show where leads are lost and how to track them.