We run your ads, reach out to new customers on your behalf, and show you exactly what's working, in plain numbers you can act on.
Ads. We run your Google and Meta ads and keep shifting the budget toward what's actually bringing in paying customers.
Direct outreach. We reach out to the right companies on your behalf and book the meeting straight onto your calendar.
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Every visit, call, and sale is tracked back to where it came from, in a system that updates in real time and that you always have full access to. Everything else we do is built on this foundation.
Some of your best customers won't come from an ad. They need a real conversation first. We identify the companies that fit what you sell, reach out on your behalf, and schedule the meeting directly on your calendar, without you having to hire, train, or manage a salesperson.
We manage your Google and Meta ads and continually shift your budget toward what is actually producing sales and away from what is not. The goal has never been more clicks. It has always been more paying customers, at a lower cost for each one.
Every person who reaches out is followed up with automatically, so a sale is never lost simply because a call was missed. And every closed sale can always be traced back to the ad or the outreach that produced it.
We review what actually turned into sales and move next month's effort there. Your results build on themselves, month after month, instead of starting over from a guess.
The same simple process, whether we're running your ads or booking meetings for you directly.
Before we spend a single dollar or send a single message, we identify exactly who is most likely to buy from you.
Through ads that reach the right people, or through direct outreach that books a meeting on your calendar. Every step is tracked, so nothing is missed along the way.
Every dollar and every conversation is tracked back to the sale it produced, so your budget and effort keep moving toward what's actually working.
This is our founder Cristhian's own account, from before Sharp Biz existed. It had zero sales when he took it on. Year one, he built the tracking and targeting from scratch. Year two, on about the same budget, he tripled how much came back in sales for every dollar spent, using the same process Sharp Biz now runs for its clients.
It became more expensive to reach each interested person, and that was intentional. In year two we pursued fewer people, but people far more likely to buy: a third fewer leads, and more than double the sales.
| Where the ad ran | Spend | Leads | Sales | New sales added | New sales per $1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook / Instagram | $27,082.56 | 672 | 9 | $456,483 | $16.90 |
| $7,965.96 | 122 | 5 | $353,187 | $44.30 | |
| Total | $35,048.52 | 794 | 14 | $809,670 | $23.10 |
Google was the smaller part of the budget but returned more money per dollar spent. Facebook and Instagram brought in far more leads and more sales overall, at a lower cost each. Neither channel wins alone, which is why this account's budget kept shifting toward whichever one was performing best that month.
A cheap lead is not the same as a good lead. Before a lead counts toward cost per qualified lead, it has to clear four checks. Everything is captured at form submit, so scoring is automatic, not a guess.
Confirmed as the actual decision owner behind the request, with a project inside our service area, so the person we count is the one with the authority to approve the work. Uninvolved contacts and out-of-area leads are flagged.
A specific job with a defined product and size, not a vague, undefined inquiry.
Ready to move within roughly 90 days and aware of the price range for the work.
Valid phone and email that pass verification, confirming this is a real person and that an actual two-way conversation is possible.
We'll review what you're doing today and show you, in plain numbers, how to get more customers on the same budget, or connect you directly with new ones through outreach.
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