MARKETING OPERATIONS · WIRED END-TO-END

The stack, wired end-to-end.

HubSpot, Marketo, Salesforce — lifecycle, routing, attribution plumbing, and data hygiene, built by operators who've run revenue systems before. Leads stop leaking. Numbers start agreeing.

87%Faster speed-to-lead
99%Routing accuracy
38%Junk records purged
/ THE PROBLEM

Somewhere between the form and the rep, deals die.

01

Leads leak between systems

The form fires, the sync hiccups, the lead lands unrouted in a queue nobody watches. Every leaked lead is pipeline you already paid for.

02

Lifecycle stages mean nothing

MQL is whatever the last ops hire defined it as. Sales ignores it, marketing reports on it, and the funnel math is fiction from stage two down.

03

Attribution has no plumbing

Campaigns untracked, UTMs freestyle, CRM campaign hierarchy abandoned. You can't measure what the pipes never captured — no model fixes missing data.

04

The database is rotting

Duplicates, dead emails, stale fields, three formats per country name. Every automation built on top inherits the rot and multiplies it.

/ WHAT WE RUN

Plumbing first. Everything else depends on it.

Lifecycle architecture

Stage definitions sales and marketing both sign, enforced in the systems — not on a slide. Funnel math you can put in a board deck.

Routing and speed-to-lead

Round-robin, territory, and account-owner routing with SLA timers and rep alerts. Median response time drops from hours to minutes.

Attribution plumbing

Campaign hierarchy, UTM governance, and touchpoint capture wired into the CRM. The data layer every attribution model runs on.

Data hygiene programs

Dedupe, normalization, and enrichment as scheduled jobs — not a one-off cleanup that rots again in six months.

Platform builds and migrations

HubSpot, Marketo, and Salesforce implementations and migrations — plus warehouse sync so ops data reaches your analytics stack.

Scoring and alerting

Behavioral and fit scoring wired straight into routing and rep alerts. Hot accounts get a human in minutes, not a nurture email in a week.

/ FIRST 90 DAYS

First 90 days: stop the leaks, then automate.

01
WK 1–2

Stack audit

Every object, workflow, and integration mapped. We document where leads leak, what fires twice, and what silently stopped working last year.

02
WK 3–5

Routing and lifecycle rebuild

Stage definitions signed by sales and marketing, routing rebuilt with SLAs and alerts. Speed-to-lead is the first number that moves.

03
WK 6–9

Attribution plumbing

Campaign hierarchy, UTM governance, and touchpoint capture live. From here forward, every dollar and every deal is traceable.

04
WK 10–12

Hygiene on autopilot

Dedupe and normalization jobs scheduled, monitoring dashboards live, runbook handed over. First QBR runs on numbers everyone finally agrees on.

/ PROOF

Boring plumbing, loud results.

All case studies
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Faster speed-to-lead

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Routing accuracy at handoff

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Junk records purged, avg

/ FAQ

Fair questions.

We're certified deep in both, plus Salesforce. The honest answer: under ~200 employees HubSpot usually wins on speed; complex enterprise routing tends toward Marketo + Salesforce. We recommend against migrating unless the current platform is the actual blocker.
No — that's the job. Weeks one and two are the audit; hygiene then runs as scheduled jobs so the mess doesn't come back. Cleaning a CRM once is a project. Keeping it clean is a system.
That's the ideal setup. We take architecture, builds, and the backlog they never get to; they keep day-to-day admin and the tribal knowledge. Everything we build is documented so it survives us — and them.
Routing and speed-to-lead fixes land in the first month and move revenue numbers immediately. Full lifecycle and attribution plumbing is a quarter. Data hygiene compounds from day 30 onward.
Native features first — they survive audits and admin turnover. Custom code only where the platforms genuinely can't do the job, like complex routing or warehouse sync — always in your repos, always documented.
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