You get the list, the ads, or the outreach, plus a report you can brand. The scope of each programme is on its own page, including what a later month contains.
Lead generation
Lead generationFour ways to put the right people in front of your client.
AI outreach, a Google Maps list, Facebook lead ads, or LinkedIn outreach. Each one is white-label. None of them closes the sale. That stays with the client.
Pick the programme that matches the brief
They are not four names for the same work. One finds people and writes to them. One builds a list from public map listings. One buys attention on Facebook. One networks on LinkedIn.
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AI-powered outreach
An ideal customer profile, AI to find people who match it, and sequences that are personal and timed. A typical month is often 200 to 400 engaged leads, depending on the plan. That is not a guarantee.
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Google Maps lists
Public listings turned into a clean B2B sheet by trade and location. The sheet does not contact anyone. Your client does.
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Facebook lead ads
Campaigns aimed at leads, with ads for your approval. The client's budget pays for the clicks, and the ads stop when it runs out. A landing page is extra.
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LinkedIn outreach
Connection requests, InMail, and posts, in Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced. The client buys Sales Navigator. LinkedIn caps requests at 300 a month.
How a programme starts
The same handoff, four different jobs
Every programme starts with who the client wants to reach, and ends with your client working the leads. The work in the middle is different. Open the programme that matches the brief.
What none of the four will promise
No programme guarantees a customer. AI ranges vary by plan and industry. Map listings can be incomplete. Facebook ads run only while the budget lasts. LinkedIn connections are cold until the client nurtures them.
What we do, and what we need from you
We produce the leads in the channel you choose. Your client works them.
| Task | Your agency |  |
|---|---|---|
| The programme you select, delivered white-label. | ||
| Approval gates where that programme has them: ad copy, LinkedIn scripts, or outreach messaging. | ||
| Reporting you can brand and send on. | ||
| The audience, the offer, and the goal. | ||
| Logins and a Sales Navigator membership where the programme needs them. | ||
| A client who responds. Without that, the pipeline stops. |
They combine, they do not replace each other
A Maps sheet can feed LinkedIn or email. Facebook can build the list that email then nurtures. AI outreach is the managed conversation when there is no list yet.
Email marketing and lead funnels sit next to this hub. They are separate orders, with their own briefs.
What to say when a client asks for leads
Ask whether they need names, conversations, or paid enquiries. The answer picks the programme. A smaller, fitted list is more useful than a large generic one, and a conversation is not a closed deal.
We do not publish a price for the set. Each programme is quoted from its own scope.
The four lead programmes
From the blog
Notes that sit next to this work. All notes
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Frequently asked questions
Agencies that want to sell lead generation under their own name, and need a channel that matches the client.
Ready to choose a lead programme?
You keep the client. Open the programme that matches the brief, and we run it under your name.