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1 2 3 Your First ICP Filter 4 Reading the Visit Story 5Contact Enrichment 6Crafting the First Email 7Building the Sequence 8Slack & CRM Alerts 9Measuring Pipeline Attribution 10Scaling the System
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The Traffic-to-Pipeline Gap

Most B2B companies run paid ads, publish content, and invest in SEO — and then watch the traffic arrive, bounce, and disappear. The gap between traffic and pipeline is one of the biggest revenue leaks in B2B go-to-market. This course is about closing it.

The Scale of the Problem

The average B2B website converts less than 2% of visitors into leads. That means 98 out of every 100 companies that show genuine interest in your product — by visiting your pricing page, reading your case studies, or comparing you to a competitor — leave without a trace. If you're spending $50,000/month on demand generation, you're effectively throwing away $49,000 of it on visitors you'll never follow up with.

Why the Gap Exists

The gap exists because the traditional conversion model requires visitors to self-identify. Forms, demos, trials — they all depend on the prospect being ready to raise their hand. But most B2B buying research happens in the dark funnel: anonymous browsing, peer conversations, review sites. By the time a prospect is ready to fill out a form, they've already largely made their decision.

Closing the Gap with Visitor Intelligence

Visitor intelligence lets you identify companies in the dark funnel — before they convert — and reach out while their intent is still hot. Combined with ICP filtering, enrichment, and automated sequencing, it's possible to build a pipeline engine that runs continuously in the background: traffic comes in, companies are identified and scored, qualified ones are routed to reps, outreach goes out within hours of the visit.

Course Overview

Over 10 lessons you'll set up identification, enrich contacts, craft first emails, build sequences, configure alerts, measure pipeline attribution, and scale the system. By the end you'll have a live, running traffic-to-pipeline engine.

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