For owners of $2M–$40M companies

Every dollar of revenue has a story.
Most companies can’t tell it.

You’ve already paid to create the revenue sitting in your pipeline. We make it traceable — marketing attribution and CRM data architected into one measurable line from campaign to closed deal, so the next dollar goes where the last one worked.

$3,500
Systems audit · report included
8–12
Weeks to a working system
15 yrs
Bridging marketing & sales
01 · The three questions

If you can’t answer these, you’re allocating capital on theory.

i
Which channel produced your last five closed deals?
Attribution dies the moment a lead fills out a form. The answer lives in someone’s memory.
Source: SiriusDecisions — 90% of marketing content goes unused by sales
ii
What would you cut first if you had to cut twenty percent?
Without revenue by channel, the cut is a guess — and it usually lands on what was working.
iii
Does your sales team tell the story marketing sold?
Leadership believes the two are aligned. The reps — and the prospects — know they aren’t.
Source: IDC — misalignment costs B2B firms roughly 14% of revenue a year
A single unbroken thread
02 · The thread

One unbroken line, from first click to lifetime value.

Stage 01
First click
Five tracking fields capture the source before anything else happens.
Stage 02
Form fill
Attribution follows the person, not the page.
Stage 03
CRM record
First and last touch both write to the contact record.
Stage 04
Pipeline
Every deal inherits its source — by stage, by rep.
Stage 05
Closed-won
Revenue traced to the campaign that started it.
Stage 06
Lifecycle
Expansion, renewal, referral keep the thread running.
What breaks here

Source data is dropped at the landing page, so the campaign that earned the click is already gone.

How we help

Five UTM fields captured on first visit and persisted, plus click IDs for offline conversion import.

Architecting this systematically is what Revenue Thread is built to do.
03 · The payoff

Same capital. Better return.

Once revenue is attributable by channel, budget stops being a debate. Fund what closes, right-size what doesn’t, cut what never produced a deal — on money you already approved.

Closed deals / quarter
27
Cost per closed deal
$4.0k
Referralunderfunded winner
$12k
9 deals
Trade eventsunderfunded winner
$18k
6 deals
LinkedIn
$22k
5 deals
Paid searchover-funded
$28k
4 deals
Email
$9k
3 deals
Display ads0 deals — pure waste
$20k
0 deals
Capital is spread by habit, not evidence — including $20k on display advertising that closed nothing.
Put your own numbers on it
Your effective cost per closed deal
$10k
Spend you cannot currently trace
$80k
Deals that spend could buy if redeployed
8 more closed deals
Revenue in play
$200k
Directional estimate using your own cost per deal — not a forecast. The audit replaces these assumptions with your actual numbers.
The first ninety days

What changes in the first ninety days.

Measure 01

Pipeline with a known source

From “we think it was a referral” to a sourced percentage you can report to your board.

Measure 02

Cost per closed deal

Spend shifts toward the channels that close, so the same budget buys more signed business.

Measure 03

Win rate by source

You see which channels produce deals your team actually wins — not just leads it chases.

Measure 04

A forecast you can defend

Revenue reporting that holds up in a board meeting, built on data your team maintains.

04 · The work

Three steps, one accountable team.

Step one

Systems Audit

An in-depth audit of your current marketing and CRM setup, delivered as a prioritized written report and recommendations.

$3,500 · yours to keep
Step two

The Clean Up

Hands-on configuration so everything speaks the same language: attribution architecture, CRM fields, and closed-loop dashboards.

8–12 weeks
Step three

The Storytelling

Where marketing and sales align — nurture sequences, sales presentations, brochures, and the materials your team will actually use.

Ongoing partnership
05 · Proof

Engagements, in their own numbers.

“A short quote from a client naming what changed — the reporting they now trust, or the budget decision they were finally able to make.”
Name · Title · Company
— —
Industry, company size, and the one number that moved.
Metric · timeframe
— —
Industry, company size, and the one number that moved.
Metric · timeframe
Placeholder blocks — verified client results and quotes replace these before launch.
06 · Your team

You work with senior B2B consultants, not a hand-off.

Kristina Spooner, Revenue Alignment Lead

Every engagement is led by a consultant who specializes in both sales and marketing, with more than fifteen years of experience bridging the two. They sit with your leadership and your reps, audit the systems you actually use, and write the findings and recommendations by hand.

From there the iFOCUS Marketing & Advertising team installs it: data architecture, CRM configuration, closed-loop reporting, and the enablement content that follows. One team, accountable from audit to revenue.

Kristina Spooner
Revenue Alignment Lead · 15+ years in sales & marketing
Findings are written and reviewed by the consultant running your engagement.
07 · Questions CEOs ask

The questions that actually decide it.

01
How quickly does this show up in revenue?
Attribution is live within the build window, so you can see sourced pipeline in the first quarter. The revenue effect follows your sales cycle — the shorter it is, the sooner budget decisions compound.
02
Do we have to replace our CRM?
No. We configure the CRM you already own. If a reporting gap sits outside its capabilities, we say so in the audit and price the alternative openly.
03
Our data is a mess. Is that a problem?
It’s the reason to start. The audit maps what’s usable, what’s broken, and what to fix first — messy data is the normal starting condition, not a disqualifier.
04
How is this different from hiring a RevOps agency?
Most RevOps firms are built for venture-backed SaaS. We work with $2M–$40M B2B companies with consultative sales teams, and we handle both the data architecture and the sales-facing story it feeds.
05
What does it cost to find out?
$3,500 for the Systems Audit, including the written findings and recommendations — yours to keep whether or not you continue to a build.
08 · Where you stand

Check the ones that are true for you.

We can’t name the channel behind our last five closed deals.
Lead source in the CRM is typed by hand, or often left blank.
Our reporting shows leads and activity, not revenue by channel.
Sales says marketing leads are unqualified; marketing disagrees.
Nobody could defend next quarter’s budget split with data.
0 / 5
Nothing checked yet — work through the list as you read it.

Let’s bring your revenue into focus.

Clean data, one brand story, revenue that lasts. Start with the audit — the findings are yours whether or not we build.

Guarantee. Every audit ends with a prioritized report that’s yours — build or no build. The risk sits with us. Talk to a person: 913.708.8567 · kspooner@ifocusmarketing.com. Replies within one business day.
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