If it runs on a schedule or a trigger, it can run without you
Lead nurture, data syncs, reporting, list hygiene, deliverability, and a CRM that matches reality.
The work
A CRM stops being useful the moment people stop trusting it: stale stages, duplicate records, missing fields, sequences firing at the wrong moment. Then the real pipeline moves into a spreadsheet nobody else can see.
Lead scoring that matches how deals close, segmentation that holds up, sequences that trigger on behaviour, and clean handoffs to sales.
Migrations
I have moved 225,000 contacts from Blueconic to HubSpot across four publications with zero data loss, then built the segmented nurture sequences on the other side.
What you get
- A CRM where the pipeline number is the number you act on.
- Lifecycle sequences mapped to real buying behaviour, with the deliverability work done.
- Reporting that generates itself and arrives where people already look.
- Hours back: 15 a week at Jombone, before a single new campaign ran.