Strategic advisory
- The problem
- You have an opportunity or difficult decision, but need confidence before committing.
- How we help
- Test assumptions and weigh the commercial options.
- You leave with
- Clear recommendations and next steps.
WHAT WE DO
From commercial strategy and market entry to partnerships and fractional leadership, get practical help with the problem holding your business back.
WHAT WE DO
Whether growth has stalled, buyers are not seeing your value or a new opportunity needs shaping, start with the outcome you need. Each area can stand alone or form part of a wider brief.
WHAT THE WORK PRODUCES
The exact scope depends on the brief, but the work is designed to leave your team with practical assets, decisions and ownership.
Decisions, tools and next steps your team can take forward.
A sharper statement of why the right customer should choose you, backed by evidence.
A specific view of your best-fit buyers and the markets to focus on first.
A practical sequence to reach buyers, with the route and timing set out clearly.
Pricing, channels and sales mechanics that turn interest into contracted revenue.
The alliances worth building and how each one earns its place in the plan.
A consistent story your team can use in conversations, proposals and pitches.
The first quarter of actions, owners and checkpoints, ready to run.
Agreed metrics that show progress and make ownership unambiguous.
WHO WE WORK WITH
For leaders across media and technology, from established businesses to new ventures.
Agency propositions, new services, strategic partnerships and growth priorities.
Commercial propositions, digital monetisation and stronger agency relationships.
Positioning, commercial growth and routes into new markets.
Idea validation, clear propositions and commercial direction.
MARKET ENTRY SENSE CHECK
Give sales a clear proposition, a defined audience and credible buyer access before expecting it to scale.
Spent on the sales hire before reaching the first qualified senior meeting.
Spent on the sales hire before the first customer relationship generates revenue.
The cost-to-first-revenue ratio created when a £129,000 acquisition cost meets £5,000 of initial customer revenue.
The sales-first scenario assumes a £95,000 UK Sales Director salary, a 20% recruitment fee, employer National Insurance and minimum pension contributions, with six months to a qualified senior meeting and a further six months to initial revenue. Commission, benefits, equipment and management time are excluded.
The sales hire is not the problem. The sequence is.
LET’S TALK
Bring an idea, a question or a commercial challenge. You don’t need a finished brief. We’ll get in touch to discuss the most useful next step, with no obligation to proceed.
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CREDENTIALS & COMMUNITY
Clearintent Partners is accredited by the Good Business Charter and participates in business and technology communities supporting responsible growth.