Diagnosis
We map ICP, data sources, CRM, cadences and bottlenecks. We leave with a prioritized backlog.
We organize market, message and channels so the sales team can sell with judgement, data and a clear cadence.
We organize market, message and channels so the sales team can sell with judgement, data and a clear cadence.
We map ICP, data sources, CRM, cadences and bottlenecks. We leave with a prioritized backlog.
We connect tools, data and prompts into auditable workflows. First in sandbox, then with real accounts.
We train the team, measure replies, adjust criteria and leave documentation to operate independently.
We work with tools B2B teams can maintain: CRM, enrichment, outbound, automation and reporting with clear ownership for each system.
See details →Prospecting agent to identify accounts, write first touches and detect sales-ready leads.
Data, signals and personalization at scale without losing control of sources.
Account and contact research using ICP, territory, sector and role criteria.
Workflows across forms, CRM, enrichment, email and reporting without black boxes.
Pipeline, properties, scoring and reporting to measure what happens after the first touch.
Campaigns, domains, warm-up, deliverability and controlled follow-ups.
The usual problem isn't the absence of a strategic plan. It's that the plan exists but never reached the operation. Sales works with their version of the ICP. Marketing works with another. And the founder has a third version in their head that was never properly written down. The direct consequence is that every person sells differently and the market receives inconsistent messages.
When we work on Go-To-Market strategy, the first job is to surface that divergence. We review how the company describes its offer in different contexts: on the website, in a prospecting email, in a discovery call, in a sales presentation. The gap between those versions is the diagnosis. That's where the real problem is.
What we build from there is an operational map, not a positioning document for the wall. An ICP with concrete qualification criteria the team can apply without interpretation. A narrative that works live, not just in presentations. Channel priorities with a logic the team can defend. And a way to know when the system is working and when it needs adjustment, before the pipeline feels it.
For B2B companies in a repositioning phase, with new verticals, or in markets like Barcelona and Dubai where competition for attention is high, strategy work is especially critical — not because they need more theory, but because they need to make allocation decisions with limited resources: which offer to activate first, which segment to start with, which channel makes sense right now. Those decisions, made poorly, cost months of execution without traction.
The result isn't a strategy that sounds good in a deck. It's a system the team actually works with: a clear ICP, aligned messaging, channels with criteria and a defined next step. The difference between the two is whether the work has impact on the operation or only on the quarterly presentation.
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