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Volume your team can actually handle

Get More Qualified Leads

More leads is the easy half. Leads your sales team can follow up, at a quality that closes, is the work — and the two goals often pull against each other.

The method

What decides lead quality

Four levers, and the first question is always how many your team can genuinely handle.

  1. 01Capacity firstA hundred enquiries a week that nobody calls back is worse than twenty that get answered. We ask your capacity before we ask your budget.
  2. 02Intent in the keywordSomeone searching "price of" and someone searching "what is" are different people. The second is not a lead yet.
  3. 03Qualification in the formAsking budget, timeline or scope filters before your team spends an hour discovering it on a call.
  4. 04Response timeA lead answered in five minutes converts several times better than one answered the next day — and that is your side, not ours.

What we do

How we raise quality

01

Capacity sizing

Volume set to what your team can actually follow up.

02

Intent keywords

Buying terms separated from researching terms.

03

Negative discipline

Job seekers, students and competitors removed weekly.

04

Form qualification

Budget, timeline or scope asked before submission.

05

Lead scoring

Where the model supports it, so the best are called first.

06

Value passing

Estimated value with each lead, so bidding follows quality.

07

Response measurement

Time to first contact tracked, because it decides the close rate.

08

Feedback loop

Your sales outcome fed back into the account.

The difference

More leads, or better leads?

Any agency can deliver the first. The second requires knowing what happened after the form was submitted.

Common

Counting submissions

  • Volume maximised, and the team drowns in enquiries it cannot answer.
  • Research-intent keywords included because they are cheap and plentiful.
  • A two-field form, so every enquiry requires a discovery call to qualify.
  • The account judged on lead count, with no idea how many closed.
What we do

Counting closed business

  • Volume set against your team’s actual capacity to respond.
  • Buying-intent keywords prioritised, researching terms excluded or separated.
  • Qualification asked in the form, so the team starts further along.
  • Sales outcome fed back, so the account optimises toward what closes.

We ask in the first call how many enquiries your team can handle in a day. The answer shapes the campaign more than the budget does.

Terms

What raises quality

intent keywords form qualification lead scoring negative keywords response time value passing capacity sizing

In numbers

What this service looks like in practice

1question first: your team’s capacity
52negative-keyword reviews a year
4–7working days to launch
0guarantees on lead count

A certified Google Partner since 2017 — open our page in Google’s own directory and check.

Questions

What gets asked about lead quality

Can you guarantee a number of leads?

No. Anyone guaranteeing a number is guaranteeing clicks, not customers — volume is easy and quality is the work.

My leads are poor quality — what changes?

Usually three things: intent keywords, negatives written weekly, and qualification moved into the form. Most of the improvement arrives in the first month.

Do you need access to my CRM?

Not necessarily. If you can tell us which leads closed, even monthly, the account can optimise toward them.

How many leads can I expect?

We do not promise a number, because the number depends on your budget, your market and your close rate. What we can tell you after the market read is a realistic range.

My team says the leads are poor — what now?

Three changes, usually: intent keywords, weekly negatives, and qualification moved into the form. Most of the improvement arrives in the first month.

Can you integrate with my CRM?

Not necessarily needed. If you can tell us which leads closed — even monthly, even in a spreadsheet — the account can optimise toward them.

How we work — in writing

Four clauses that govern every engagement

Signed into a formal contract, and applied across all seven markets.

Full terms
01
Account
Our accounts, not yours — and we never look inside yours.
02
Payment
Your card is linked to the account, and Google the click costs.
03
Oversight
Temporary read access to verify spend and performance.
04
Fees
From 7,500 SAR a month, or the equivalent in your own currency.

Start

Get leads your team can close

Thirty minutes reviewing your market and your competitors, then a written proposal with scope and fees. No access to your account, and no commitment.

We reply within one working day

Office

New Cairo, Egypt

Markets

Saudi Arabia · Egypt · UAE · Kuwait · Qatar · Bahrain · Oman