Bring us a commercial objective.

What makes a brief useful

None of it is required, but each item makes our first reply more specific.

• The enquiry you want more of. Not "more traffic": a quote request for a product family, a demo from a particular kind of team, a contract in a particular territory.
• What a bad enquiry looks like. Knowing what to exclude matters as much as knowing what to win.
• The economics, roughly. What a won deal contributes and how often a good enquiry becomes one. This is how we test whether a programme could pay for itself.
• What changed. A new depot, a new product, a launch, a site migration, a drop in enquiries, and roughly when.

What happens next

A person reads the brief and replies within one business day. If the objective is clear and the economics look workable, we suggest a scope for the Demand Diagnostic (£750–£1,500) or, where the problem is already well understood, a Demand Programme (typically £4,000–£8,000 a month). If it is too early for either, we will say so and point you at the free snapshot. Prices are ex VAT; the pricing page explains how fees and the execution allowance work.

We work best with a valuable offer, an identifiable buyer, capacity to take on more work and a willingness to tell us which leads were useful. If you want a guaranteed ChatGPT recommendation, we are the wrong people: nobody can honestly sell that.

If you would rather not talk to anyone

Fair enough. Most of what we do is documented:

• Industrial suppliers and technical B2B: what a mandate looks like in your terms.
• Measure your own AI visibility, the full method, free, in an afternoon.
• Our evidence register, grading every claim we make, including the ones that cost us money to admit.
• Direct answers on whether any of this works, what it costs, and what we need from you.
• How we measure, so you can replicate or challenge it.