Spend the same money. Get more customers.

We take them over. Starting from scratch throws away the learning history in your account, which is often the most valuable thing in it, and it resets the platform back to guessing. In the first fortnight we audit what is running, fix what the account is being asked to optimise for, and install the tracking that lets us measure properly. Only then do we rebuild the parts that genuinely need it. Sometimes the answer is that your campaigns were fine and the events behind them were wrong, which is a cheaper problem to fix than most people expect.

Not the way we run it. Outreach goes out on separate sending domains that are warmed properly before anything is sent, so your main domain is never exposed. Suppression lists mean current customers and live opportunities never receive a cold approach by accident. Every message carries a clear way to opt out and we honour it immediately. We also keep volumes at a level a human could plausibly sustain, because the fastest way to destroy a sending reputation is to behave like software. Done this way, outbound is a quiet channel that produces conversations, not a risk to the business.

Almost certainly not, and we will say so before you spend anything. Most businesses should be strong on one before adding a second. Google usually comes first when there is real search demand for what you sell. Meta comes first when there is not, or when the purchase is emotional rather than researched. LinkedIn only makes sense when your buyer is genuinely defined by their job title and the deal is large enough to justify the click prices. A plan that spreads a modest budget across all three is a plan that underperforms on all three.

It depends entirely on your volume, and any agency that gives you a date without seeing your numbers is guessing. What we can tell you is the sequence. Tracking goes in first, then campaigns run against the strongest event your volume supports, usually a quote sent or a meeting booked. As closed revenue accumulates behind those events, we move deeper. For a business closing a healthy number of deals a month that shift can happen inside the first quarter. For a lower volume account it takes longer, and pretending otherwise would cost you money rather than save you time.