Introduction
Growth marketing doesn’t stop at lead gen. If your deals die in the pipeline, the problem isn’t sales—it’s the system around it.
This section is about speeding up the path from first sales call to signed deal. That means clearer qualification, better sales assets, and fewer steps that slow things down.
I’ll show you the small changes that lift win rates and shorten cycles. Because faster deals mean faster growth.
Playbooks
Go to playbooksMeeting scheduling
Choose the right scheduler. Set fair routing and buffers, send reminders that cut no shows, and ensure every booking creates the correct record, owner and follow up tasks in the CRM.
See playbookLead capture & scoring
Design forms with only what you need. Add progressive fields, enrich and deduplicate, route to the right owner and calendar, and score activity so follow up starts with the best leads.
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Proposal & quotes
Use clear templates that pull data from the CRM, add price and terms blocks, automate approvals and e signature, and track status so deals move forward without copy and paste work.
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Deal velocity
Help your sales team close faster by giving them the right content at the right moment. Remove objections, set next steps and keep momentum strong across the pipeline.
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Tools
Go to toolsBooks
Go to booksThe Science of Selling
David Hoffeld
Research backed techniques for discovery, framing and closing that marketers can support with better assets.

Spin selling
Neil Rackham
A clear walkthrough of Situation, Problem, Implication, Need payoff with examples that match complex deals.

The 10X rule
Grant Cardone
A filter for action and attitude. Use big goals wisely, pair with systems and avoid noisy busyness.

The Goal
Eliyahu M. Goldratt
A novel that teaches constraint thinking. Apply it to backlogs, reviews and handoffs to speed delivery.

The Ultimate Blueprint
Keith J. Cunningham
A practical summary of how businesses really grow. Clear levers, simple maths and actions you can take this quarter.

Blog posts
Go to blogClear proposal copywriting
Write proposals that are easy to say yes to by removing fluff, framing outcomes and setting expectations.
Structure your sales call
Run a consultative sales call that uncovers real needs, handles objections and builds trust from the first question.
Proposal design improvements
Use layout, spacing and visual structure to make your proposal easier to read and more persuasive.
Handle objections with proof
Address common client doubts inside your proposal so you close faster and with less back-and-forth.
Create your proposal structure
Set up a repeatable proposal framework that’s fast to build and easy for clients to understand and approve.
Closing deals and handing over
Bring structure to your closing process so it feels natural, confident and aligned with buyer needs.
Handle objections with confidence
Support your sales team with structured content that removes blockers and builds trust.
Follow up to close deals
Keep deals moving by ending every call or email with a clear next action—no exceptions.
Define your pipeline stages
Clarify what each stage in your sales pipeline means so everyone works from the same structure.
Separate leads from deals
Don’t treat every inbound contact as a deal. Separate leads from pipeline so you can focus your efforts.
Qualify and prepare for the call
Strengthen your pipeline by ensuring every deal is qualified the same way, every time.
Wiki articles
Go to wikiBANT
Qualify leads fast with budget-authority-need-timing.
MQL
Generate high-quality leads with Marketing Qualified Lead frameworks.
SQL
Streamline SQL processes to increase conversion rates and close deals faster.
Further reading
Growth marketing
You’re not growing fast enough and it’s time to fix that.
You’ve hit a ceiling. You need a structured approach that moves the needle without overwhelming your team.