The problems we hear most in this industry

  • Engineers like the product, but nobody with budget has said yes
  • Distributors and integrators carry you in the catalogue but do not push you
  • Demos go well and then the project stalls for months
  • A first sales hire missed an unrealistic target and left
  • A product that works in Europe or Asia is not getting traction in Canada or the US
  • Open quotes and trade show leads that nobody follows up

The services that fit best

What volume to expect. Industrial meetings are fewer and larger. Ten to twenty five qualified meetings a month is a realistic range for one full time caller, depending on the market.

A new machine, no buyers, one senior seller

An agricultural robotics manufacturer had placed equipment worth $200,000 to $300,000 on demo farms for about $15,000 a year, with no sales. In three months, a dealer led approach produced about 120 buyer interactions and the only system sold in the trial, the largest order in the company's history. See the full result.

Before you ask

Callers book meetings and run discovery. Technical questions go to a senior seller with fifteen years in automation, robotics and industrial technology, or to your engineers.
Yes. Often the fastest path is helping your distributors sell, not going around them.
The first two week test tells you whether outbound works for your product. Deals in this industry take months, so we report on meetings held and pipeline, not just closed orders.

Start with an outreach review

Send us your target list, script or pitch. Within 48 hours you get a scored review and the three changes we would make first.

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