A lead is a person who asked for a conversation and fits the brief. A click is not a lead. A downloaded file might be a lead if someone is prepared to reply. Write the definition before the campaign.
Forms should ask only what the first call needs. Name, a way to reply, and the service. Extra fields feel thorough and quietly reduce the number of honest enquiries.
Speed matters more than a clever score. The first response can be short. It should happen the same working day. The sample 24-hour figure on the homepage is a layout sample, not a contractual service level.
Source must travel with the lead. If the CRM does not know whether the person came from search or from a profile, the next month’s budget is a guess. Store the source in a field a human can read.
Disqualify quickly and politely. A list full of people you cannot serve hides the people you can. The marketing report should count sales-ready conversations, and it should also count the rejects so the targeting can change.
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