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Lead Source Quality Audit

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r/agencyr/Bookkeepingr/SEOr/marketingLead quality and attribution problemsTemplate

Track and compare which acquisition channels actually deliver high-quality, demo-ready, low-haggle leads by mapping source → client outcomes.

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discussions evidencing this

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pain statements

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distinct people

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communities

What a useful template would help with

It could help you work out:

  • Ranked channels by lead quality score
  • ROI and efficiency metrics per channel
  • Recommended channels to double down on
  • Channels to deprioritize or test differently

Based on past clients with source and deal value, haggle intensity or close friction per client, average contract value by source, sales cycle length by source.

Where the evidence comes from

A sample of the discussions behind this problem.

  • Closed 5 new clients this month after raising prices — some observations

    r/agency

  • 14 years in marketing ops, freelancing at ~$15k/month. Looking to understand how to scale to $50k.

    r/agency

  • My Way Of Pitching... Am I doing too much?

    r/agency

+ 3 more discussions in the complete analysis, with links to each.

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