You reach the person who makes the decision, at the moment they need you most.

For companies that grow through referrals and need their calendar to stop depending on their network.

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30 minutes to see if it makes sense.

Who it is for

We work with companies that sell to a few

You grow through referrals and the calendar cools

Each referral brings a good meeting. Between one and the next, your calendar is left to luck.

New meetings per month (illustrative)

You sell high-ticket B2B services

Few accounts, and each one is worth a lot. Reaching the right one matters more than reaching many.

Your sales are led by the partners

Between one project and the next, nobody has time to go out and sell.

It is not for you if you want meeting volume at any cost, sell to many low-ticket customers, or want to blast messages to a purchased database.

Do you sell to many? See marketing signals
What a buying signal is

Companies do not buy when you contact them. They buy when something changes for them.

A new manager, a tender, a funding round. We detect that moment and reach them then.

A buying signal is something verifiable that shows a company needs what you solve right now. We gather signals from different sources and cross-check them against what we understand about your business, to spot a real sales opportunity.

Anatomy of a signal

Illustrative example
1SignalA new operations manager just started
2SourceLinkedIn · saved link
3Why it mattersA new role usually reviews processes and vendors
4Who decidesOperations manager
5ActionMessage with a relevant case, for your approval
6ResultMeeting with the manager in their first month, while they are reviewing vendors.
Nobody is contacted without the signal that justifies it.

From your content

Who already engages with you on LinkedIn

Comments on your postVisits your profileSaves a post

From your market

Depending on your case, defined with you

Leadership changeJob postingPublic tenderRegulatory filingFunding round
Not a signalA name in a purchased database or a title in a list.
The difference

When the calendar goes cold

The usual way out is to hire an outbound agency. This is the difference.

What you buy
Volume outboundMeetings
NeuroRadarA sales process running in your own accounts
Who they target
Volume outboundA purchased list, by volume
NeuroRadarThe companies that can actually buy from you, defined with you
When they reach out
Volume outboundWhen the sequence says so
NeuroRadarWhen a signal shows they have the problem
Who you sit with
Volume outboundWhoever replied
NeuroRadarThe person who decides
What goes out in your name
Volume outboundMass messages
NeuroRadarOnly what you approve
If the contract ends
Volume outboundNothing is left
NeuroRadarYou keep your ideal customer profile, the defined signals, the methodology and the history
How we work

From the first conversation to your first meeting.

  1. [ 01 ]

    We talk

    You know in 30 minutes whether it makes sense.

    Your part: 30 minutes
  2. [ 02 ]

    We define with you

    Your ideal customer and their signals in writing, and they stay yours.

    Your part: your knowledge of the customer
  3. [ 03 ]

    We build in your accounts

    Your sales infrastructure up and running, under your name.

    Your part: grant access
  4. [ 04 ]

    We operate and adjust

    Every week, meetings with the person who decides. You approve and show up.

    Your part: approve and take meetings

Process in plain sight

You always know what will be done and what is expected. Each cycle is declared beforehand, verified afterwards and adjusted.

What stays the same, whatever we work on

You
Nicolás

One person in charge

Whoever designs your process is the one who runs it. You talk to someone who knows your business.

With you in every cycle

Nothing goes out under your name without your approval. You decide, we execute.

Everything in your accounts

CRM, domain and database are in your name from day one.

Price

A clear entry price. The rest depends on your case.

Operated sales process
From12 UFper month

The details depend on who you sell to and how much there is to run. We define them together in the meeting.

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What is included

Defining the ideal customer and the signals that matter, with you
Infrastructure built in your accounts: CRM, domain and database
Weekly contact proposal for your approval
Outreach and follow-up run by us
Review of each cycle against what was declared
Questions

What people ask before getting started

From 12 UF per month. We define the details in the meeting.

Insights

Resources to master modern attribution

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