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Offer-based and native campaigns across curated B2B publisher inventory — built around the qualified action your sales team actually wants, and reported at placement level.
The premise
Volume is easy. Qualification is the job.
Any network can move your budget. The harder question is whether what comes back survives contact with your sales team — and whether you can tell which source produced it.
We start from the qualified action and work backwards. What does a genuinely useful engagement look like in your CRM? What firmographic and behavioural signals define it? Once that is written down, offer structure, inventory selection and optimization all have something real to aim at.
Engagement model
What a managed campaign covers.
Fit assessment
An honest read on whether native offer distribution suits your product, price point and sales motion — before you commit budget to finding out.
Offer construction
The exchange itself: what the audience receives, what they give, how it is priced, and what the compliance envelope allows you to claim.
Inventory curation
A shortlist built for this campaign, screened against your brand-safety requirements, with exclusions you can add to at any point.
Creative & landing
Native units and a landing experience that keeps the promise the unit made, tested systematically rather than swapped on instinct.
Tracking & attribution
Conversion events, postbacks, attribution windows and CRM handoff configured and validated before launch.
Optimization rhythm
Weekly decisions on sources, creative and pacing, documented so you know what changed and why it changed.
Controls
Brand safety you can actually exercise.
Controls are only meaningful if you can see what they are protecting you from.
Placement visibility
Reporting names the inventory your campaign ran on. You are never asked to trust a category label in place of a list.
Exclusion lists
Publisher, category and content exclusions applied at routing level and updatable mid-flight without pausing the campaign.
Creative approval
You approve the units and advertorial content that carry your brand before they go live, in every environment.
Claim control
Nothing runs that you have not signed off. Publishers cannot invent claims about your product, and we enforce that.
Traffic source rules
Permitted and prohibited promotion methods are written into every offer and monitored while it runs.
Rapid takedown
A defined escalation path with a named contact when a placement needs to come down today rather than next week.
Fit
When this works — and when it doesn’t.
We would rather lose a deal in week one than lose it in month four.
Usually a good fit
- A defined ICP in one of the verticals we serve
- A qualified action that can be measured and passed back
- Content or a product story that can carry an educational native angle
- Budget and patience for a structured test before scaling
- A sales or marketing operations function that can qualify what arrives
Usually not
- Consumer offers, or B2B products with no identifiable buying role
- Claims that cannot be substantiated in writing
- An expectation of guaranteed lead counts or guaranteed return
- No capacity to follow up on engagement within a reasonable window
- A requirement to hide the sponsored nature of a placement
Getting started
A test designed to give you a real answer.
The first engagement is a structured test, not an open-ended retainer. It is scoped to produce enough signal on offer, creative and inventory to make a defensible decision about whether to continue.
- Week 1 Intake, qualified-action definition, offer construction and compliance review.
- Week 2 Creative and landing build, tracking validation, inventory shortlist agreed.
- Weeks 3–6 Controlled launch across matched inventory with weekly optimization notes.
- Week 7 Close-out review with an honest read on what to scale, fix or stop.
Let’s build the pipeline
Tell us what you’re trying to scale.
Whether you run inventory looking for better offers or a B2B brand looking for qualified engagement, the first conversation is a straight one: what you sell, who you need to reach, and whether we’re the right fit.