Proof, with context
These case studies explain the business problem, what we built, and what changed. They are specific examples, not a promise that the same result will apply to every business.
Leads were going cold during the day, after hours, and on weekends. We built two agents: one for email and one for phone. Both answer, qualify, book appointments, and hand the team a summary. The agency reported average response time moving from about 12 hours to under 10 minutes, lead-to-appointment conversion improving 11x, and 24/7 coverage.
Read the case study →Agents spot roles posted in the last 24 to 48 hours, identify the hiring manager, and draft a message specific to that role. The agency reported a 70% reply rate on outreach. The value was not sending more messages. It was reaching the right person with an explanation tied to a live hiring event.
Read the case study →We redesigned the lead-generation process and automated the manual steps. The consultant reported cost per lead moving from $2.39 to $0.13. The work began by mapping the existing process, removing repeated work, and keeping a person responsible for quality and final decisions.
Read the case study →Start with the real work
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