Lucumo Signal: Creating quality leads
Slide 1 of 11: Creating quality leads.
Customers buy when they are ready.
Lucumo Signal is a direct marketing approach enabled by the modern AI era.
Lucumo Signal · Richard Skogeby
Slide 2 of 11: We start with the companies you want to win
- What do you sell?
- Who is it a good fit for?
- Which organisations and people should we know?
The result is a researched working view of your market.
Demonstration workspace:
- Organisation
- Northbank
- Relevant person
- Alex
- History
- Introduction sent; no reply recorded.
- Evidence
- Published capacity figures
Slide 3 of 11: We look for relevant reasons to get in touch
Public changes, your offer and the relationship so far.
- Enough for an introduction?
- Something useful to follow up?
- A specific requirement for sales?
The sources depend on your market.
Slide 4 of 11: An introduction is only the beginning
- First contact
- Explain why your business may be useful.
- A developing relationship
- Answer questions and continue when there is something worth adding.
- A specific requirement
- Give sales the background to take it forward.
Slide 5 of 11: What a first letter could look like
Example
Dear Alex,
I came across your school in the published capacity figures, so I thought I’d introduce us.
We build permanent timber-framed classrooms for schools and trusts. I’ve enclosed an exterior concept and a completed classroom interior so you can see the sort of spaces we build.
I don’t know whether extra classroom space is something you’re considering, but I’d be happy to answer any questions.
Best wishes,
[Your name]
Example wording, not a reported customer result.
Slide 6 of 11: The communication should sound like your business
Your offer. Your experience. Your way of approaching people.
Email · LinkedIn · Letters · Calls
The message and method should suit the person and the situation.
Slide 7 of 11: When there is something for sales to pursue
Receive the reason, relevant background and relationship history.
- Accept
- Take it through your sales process. Signal pauses its outreach.
- Defer
- Return it to Signal with the reason and appropriate timing.
Won or lost is reported later, with context.
Slide 8 of 11: Existing customers remain part of the work
After delivery, keep the relationship active for a reason.
Relevant updates. Customer milestones. Changed needs.
Repeat work and referrals are possible outcomes, not assumptions.
Slide 9 of 11: What we need from you
- Lucumo
- Run the agreed research, monitoring and communication work. Keep you informed.
- Your business
- Explain the offer, confirm important facts, handle sales conversations and share outcomes.
We agree responsibilities and decisions needing your input before we start.
Slide 10 of 11: You can see what has been done
The weekly update shows the work and the conversations that need attention.
Example update
- Northbank: introduction sent; no reply recorded.
- Eastfield: requested more information.
- Westfield: a specific requirement passed to sales for assessment.
We also review opportunities, wins and losses as outcomes become known.
Slide 11 of 11: Let’s look at your market
- What do you sell?
- Who are your best customers?
- How does new business reach you today?
We’ll examine a sample of potential buyers and the reasons we could have to communicate.
Then decide whether Signal makes commercial sense.
Richard Skogeby
