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Lead generation that ends in your CRM, not a shared inbox.
For B2B teams whose enquiries arrive in ten different places and get followed up by whoever is free: capture, qualification and routing built as one system, wired into the CRM your sales team already uses.
What this covers
Lead generation that ends in your CRM, not a shared inbox, end to end.
Capture forms and landing pages
Forms and landing pages built to convert and to submit reliably: validation, spam filtering, hidden source and campaign fields, and a thank you step that tells the enquirer what happens next and when.
Qualification rules and scoring
We write down with your sales team what a qualified lead actually is, then encode it. Company size, region, budget signal, intent. Weak leads go to nurture rather than into a rep's diary.
CRM wiring and routing
Fields, stages, owners and routing rules configured in the CRM you already run. A lead lands on the right person with its source, form answers and campaign attached, so the first reply is not a cold read.
Deduplication and enrichment
Incoming records are matched against what you already hold, merged where they are the same company, and topped up with the firmographic fields your reps need. One company, one record, one history.
Follow-up agents and sequences
An agent can acknowledge an enquiry in seconds, ask the questions your form did not and offer a time to talk. Anything that contacts a customer runs behind a guardrail, with a human on the awkward cases.
Attribution and reporting
Source, campaign and landing page carried through to won or lost, on a dashboard your team will actually open. You see which channels produce meetings, not only which produce form fills.
How it runs
Plan. Build. Run.
A 30 minute call
We ask where enquiries arrive now, what happens to them next and where they go cold. No slides. By the end we know whether you have a capture problem, a routing problem or a data problem, and we say which.
Fixed scope, timeline and price
You get it in writing: the forms, the rules, the CRM changes, the integrations and the reporting. One timeline, one price, agreed before work starts. Anything out of scope is named then, not in an invoice later.
Build, connect and test
We build the forms, configure the CRM, wire the routing and push real submissions end to end before launch. Your sales team watches a test lead arrive the way a real one will, and signs it off.
Go live, then we run it
After launch we monitor submissions and integrations, fix breakages against agreed response targets, keep things current as the tools change, and send a monthly report. Improvements follow what the funnel shows.
Why infoloop
We do not hand over and leave.
- We run it, we do not hand it overMost agencies deliver a set of forms and disappear. Our retainer covers monitoring, fixes against response targets, security updates and a monthly report, so a broken integration is our problem, not yours.
- Built into the CRM you already runWe do not sell you a new platform to replace the one your team knows. We configure what you have, document every field and rule we touch, and leave you able to run it without us.
- Guardrails on anything automatedReplies, routing and enrichment run with rules, thresholds and human approval where the stakes are high. Nothing contacts a customer or overwrites a record without a check you agreed to first.
- One team for the site and the systemWe build the websites, the CMS and the AI agents too. Landing page, form, agent and CRM wiring come from the same team, so there is no gap between suppliers for a lead to fall into.
- Definitions agreed, not assumedSales and marketing usually disagree about what counts as qualified. We settle that at scoping, write it down and build the rules to match. After that, a disagreement becomes a change request.
What you get
Every engagement includes these, in writing, before work starts.
- Capture forms with validation, spam filtering and hidden source and campaign fields
- A written qualification rule set, agreed with your sales team before the build starts
- CRM fields, pipeline stages and owner routing configured and documented
- Deduplication and enrichment on incoming records, so one company means one record
- Automated acknowledgement and follow-up, with human approval where it matters
- A funnel dashboard covering source, stage and time to first response, plus a monthly report
Who this is for
Three situations where this is the right call.
Enquiries live in a shared inbox
Web enquiries arrive as email, someone forwards them on, and follow-up depends on who is at their desk that morning. There is no record of what was promised and no way to tell which channel produced the work you won.
You have a CRM nobody trusts
The CRM exists, but records are duplicated, source fields are empty and reps keep a private spreadsheet instead. Reporting becomes guesswork. The fix is usually routing, deduplication and field discipline, not new software.
Traffic is fine, conversion is not
Paid and organic are bringing the right people in and the form gets filled, then the lead sits for a day before anyone replies. You are paying for demand and losing it in the handover from website to sales team.
Questions
What buyers ask us first.
What do your lead generation services actually include?
Do you run cold outreach or supply lead lists?
Which CRM and marketing tools can you connect to?
How much does it cost, and how does an engagement work?
What happens after it goes live?
How do you handle consent, data protection and spam?
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