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Hungry Sales Teams

Your Reps Signed Up to Sell. Not to Log Data.

Stale pipeline, a forecast nobody trusts, follow-ups that live in someone's memory. We build HubSpot around how your team actually sells, so your humans spend the day in conversations.

Sound familiar? Why are my reps fighting the CRM instead of closing deals?

Your Portal, HandledHandled
  • Before: Half the pipeline gone staleAfter: Every deal shows its real health
  • Before: Follow-ups living in rep memoryAfter: Tasks fire at the right moment
  • Before: A forecast built on hopeAfter: A forecast you can stand behind

Built around your process, not a generic template.

Your Day, Two Ways

Your Tuesday, Heavy

A sales leader's Tuesday, from pipeline review to the deal that slipped. Flip it to see the version where the CRM pulls its weight.

8:30 AM

Pipeline review. Half the deals haven't moved in two weeks, and you can't tell what's alive and what's dead.

9:30 AM

A rep finds a warm lead that sat in a queue for four days because a routing rule quietly broke and nobody noticed.

1:00 PM

Your best rep admits she spends 30 minutes per deal copying notes between HubSpot, the shared drive, and Slack.

4:30 PM

A deal you counted on slips to next quarter. The rep forgot to follow up. No task, no reminder, just human memory.

What's Really Going On

Your Team Isn't Underperforming. It's Undersupported

Adoption isn't a mindset issue. It's a design issue. When the CRM fights how your reps sell, they stop opening it.

01

A Pipeline Nobody Trusts

Deals sit in the same stage for weeks with no activity and no nudge. Amounts are guesses, close dates are wishful, and the forecast inherits all of it.

02

Process That Lives in Heads

Every rep sells differently because the process was never built into the CRM. When a rep leaves, their playbook walks out the door with them.

03

A Handoff Nobody Owns

Marketing sends leads that don't match your definition, routing breaks quietly, and warm leads go cold in a queue. Nobody owns the gap, so nobody fixes it.

Every deal that slips on a missed follow-up is revenue you earned and never collected.

The Plan

A Sales Process Built Into HubSpot

We map how your team really sells, build it into the CRM, then roll it out without blowing up a live quarter.

Map
01

Map Your Real Process

We start by listening to your reps and your leadership, then walk your pipeline stage by stage. You'll see where deals are dying, and why, before we build anything.

Build
02

Build It Into HubSpot

Deal stages that match your pipeline, required fields that keep data honest, sequences and tasks for follow-up, and scoring and routing that get leads to the right rep fast.

Roll Out
03

Roll Out Without Disruption

Active deals move over in a controlled rollout, and your team gets trained on the new process. Your reps keep selling while we build.

In Their Words
George has my HubSpot working as a true revenue source for my business. The insights into marketing, workflows, CRM, and problem solving are second to none.
Mick HuntMick Unplugged
Is This You?

Let's See If We're a Good Fit

This only works if your team is willing to standardize how it sells. Read both lists before the call, and you'll know.

Sounds Like You

  • Half your pipeline is stale by the Monday meeting.
  • Your forecast is more hope than math, and leadership knows it.
  • Your sales process lives in your reps' heads, not the CRM.
  • You're willing to standardize how the team sells.
  • You want reps selling, not doing data entry.

Probably Not Us

  • Every rep does their own thing, and you want to keep it that way.
  • You want a CRM for management reporting, not for helping reps close.
  • You want a quick fix without real pipeline architecture.
  • You'd rather skip discovery and go straight to building.
Who we’re not a fit for
Common Questions

Frequently Asked About Hungry Sales Teams

How do you get sales reps to actually use the CRM?
By making it useful. Most CRM adoption problems aren't training problems. They're design problems. When the CRM matches how reps actually sell, automates the tedious parts, and helps them close faster, adoption stops being a battle. We build the system around your humans, not the other way around.
Can you do this without disrupting active deals?
Yes. We map your current process, design the improved pipeline, and move active deals over in a controlled rollout. Your team keeps selling while we build.
How long does a Sales Hub implementation take?
A typical Sales Hub implementation runs 60 to 90 days. That includes process mapping, pipeline design, automation setup, integrations, and team training. We set realistic timelines because rushing an implementation just creates new problems.
We already have Sales Hub. Do we have to start over?
Usually not. The problem isn't the tool. It's that nobody built it around your actual process. We audit what you have, find the gaps, and fix what's slowing your reps down.
We tried to standardize our process once and it didn't stick. Why would this time be different?
Often it's because the process lived in a document instead of the CRM. When stages, required fields, and tasks carry the process, reps don't have to remember it. And we train them on the why, because a system nobody understands is a system nobody uses.
How much does it cost?
Monthly partnerships run $3,500, $6,000, or $7,500 depending on hours, month to month with 30 days notice, and unused hours roll over. Training & Onboarding is $2,000 a month for 90 days. We'll scope what fits on a free strategy call.

Let's Turn Your CRM Into a Closing Machine

Thirty minutes on your pipeline, your process, and what it takes to make HubSpot your reps' favorite selling tool.