Almost nobody has a lead generation problem. They have a thirty minute gap between a form being submitted and a human getting round to it, and that gap is where the money goes. This closes it to under a minute, permanently, without anyone on your team having to watch a screen.
more likely to qualify a lead when you call within 5 minutes rather than 30
MIT / InsideSales Lead Response Management study
higher conversion when the first call lands inside the first minute
Velocify, analysis of 3.5 million leads
of B2B buyers purchase from the vendor that responds first
Lead Connect / InsideSales
Third party research, not our figures. Our own numbers are further down.
This is the whole product, honestly. Everything else is refinement.
Form, paid ad, landing page. Wherever they came from.
Their name, what they asked about, one easy question.
A voice agent with the context. It listens, and it stops talking when you talk.
First questions handled. Two specific times offered.
Confirmation sent, reminder set. Your calendar pings.
The text thread keeps going and it tries again on a schedule built around your offer.
Follows the structure Alex Hormozi published for lead follow up. Relentless without being annoying.
Nobody gets chased forever, and nobody on your team has to decide when to give up.
Included in the build
The follow up runs on the structure Alex Hormozi published for lead nurture: the right message, on the right channel, at the right spacing, for seven days. It works because it is relentless without tipping into annoying, and because it stops on a fixed date instead of running until someone remembers to switch it off.
We have already built this sequence for previous clients, so it is not theory and it is not something you wait on. It is written against your offer during setup and it ships with the system. If you want to see the full sequence before you commit, ask on the call and we will walk you through it.
They are not three separate bots that forget each other. Every one of them reads and writes to the same conversation history, which is why a lead never gets asked the same question twice.
Calls, qualifies, handles the first objections, books the slot.
Calling too fast reads as creepy in some markets. Too slow loses the deal in all of them. We set your window before launch.
Picks up the callback with every previous message already in hand.
Nobody gets asked to explain themselves twice.
Runs the text thread for people who never answer unknown numbers.
Hands back to the voice agent the moment they are ready to talk.
Six appointments a day and $25k a month. Enquiries came in through the day and nobody could get to them fast enough, so about seven in ten went nowhere.
| Metric | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly revenue | $25.0k | $58.5k |
| Appointments per day | 6 | 16 |
| Lead to appointment | 20-30% | 56% |
A human sales team that could not keep up with enquiry volume. Warm leads went cold in the queue before anyone reached them.
| Metric | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Response to booking | 41% | 50% |
| Warm leads missed | Regularly | 0 |
| Hours covered | Office hours | 24/7 |
Both figures reported by the client, measured against their own baseline over the same period. Results are not attributed to a named client. Two engagements is a small sample and we are not going to present it as more than that.
The exact numbers depend on your enquiry volume. You get them on the call, not after three follow ups.
If enquiries are already coming in and some of them go unanswered, this is the one to talk about.
Book a 30 minute callYou are on with the person who builds these, not a setter working from a script.
Prefer to write first? harsha@lyncagent.com.
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