Your business is leaking revenue. We find where, and fix it.
I help business owners fix the systems between getting a lead and getting paid.
CRM. Follow-up. Pipeline. Automation. Reporting. Processes. Accountability.
A 30-minute conversation to see if there's something worth fixing.
Most businesses don't have a lead problem. They have an execution problem.
- Leads aren't followed up with quickly enough.
- Opportunities disappear inside the CRM.
- Salespeople don't know what to work on next.
- The owner becomes the person who remembers everything.
- Nobody trusts the numbers.
- Good processes exist, but only in someone's head.
And every time the business grows, the problems get worse. That's what I fix.
We find the leaks between lead and cash.
Lead flow
Are new leads, calls, and inquiries getting to the right person, immediately?
Follow-up
Are leads and opportunities being consistently worked until they convert, or do they disappear?
CRM
Is your CRM actually running the business, or is it a database nobody wants to use?
Pipeline
Can you see what's happening, what's stuck, and what's likely to close?
Automation
What are your people doing manually that a system should be doing for them?
Reporting
Do you know the handful of numbers that actually tell you whether the business is working?
Processes
Are your best practices documented, repeatable, and actually followed?
Accountability
Does someone regularly look at the numbers, identify problems, and make sure they get fixed?
Start with a Revenue Audit.
I'll map the path from lead to opportunity to customer to cash, and find where your business is losing time, leads, deals, or money. Then I'll tell you what I'd fix first.
- LeadUsually leaks: Follow-up that comes too late
- OpportunityUsually leaks: Deals that stall in the CRM
- CustomerUsually leaks: Processes that live in someone's head
- CashUsually leaks: Numbers nobody trusts
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Book a time.
Thirty minutes, on the calendar below.
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We look at the machine.
How your business turns leads into revenue today, and whether there's something worth fixing.
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You get a straight answer.
What I'd fix first. If I can't materially improve something, I'll say so.
No giant consulting engagement. No six-month strategy project. Just a clear look at how the machine works today, and what it would take to make it work better.
Book a Revenue AuditFrom the investment side of the table.
I'm Mac Cobb.
I've spent my career buying, building, analyzing, and operating businesses and investments.
That means I've had to care about the things that actually matter: revenue, margins, people, systems, speed, risk, and cash flow.
I've built the CRM systems, reporting systems, operating processes, automations, financial models, and workflows required to make businesses work at scale.
Now I'm bringing that experience to other operators.
The goal isn't better software. It's a better business.
What you actually need
You don't need another dashboard.
You don't need another CRM implementation.
You don't need another consultant handing you a 47-page strategy document.
You need the business to work better.
More leads converted. Less opportunity lost. Less manual work. Better visibility. Faster execution. More revenue.
Let's find the leak.
Book a 30-minute conversation. We'll look at how your business currently turns leads into revenue and determine whether there's something worth fixing.
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If I don't think I can materially improve something, I'll tell you.