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Qualified B2B appointments for IT service providers and MSPs

Do you sell managed IT, cloud, security or support to SMEs? We find the ones whose IT situation is changing, speak to the person who decides, and the meeting or assessment lands in your calendar with a prospect brief. Benelux and France; in English, Dutch and French.

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Who we call

Qualification criteria

CriterionExample threshold (agreed with you before launch)
SizeNumber of workstations or users within the range you serve
Current setupIn-house IT, an incumbent provider, or nothing formal
NeedSupport, cloud migration, security, backup, telephony, device fleet
TimingEnd of contract, relocation, dated project
Decision-makerThe person who signs the service contract attends or is invited
AgreementMeeting or assessment accepted, slot confirmed

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Typical buying signals

No single signal is enough: we use them to decide who to call first, then we check the need on the phone.

Channel mix

ChannelRole in the campaign
PhoneMain channel: SME owners often decide alone and quickly.
EmailEntry offer (assessment, diagnostic) written with you, then confirmation.
LinkedInIT managers in larger organisations.
MeetingOn-site or video assessment, depending on your entry offer.

How the campaign runs

  1. 01 Scoping workshop: your offer, your ideal customer, a written definition of a good meeting.
  2. 02 Account research in public company registers and contact enrichment (role, buying signals).
  3. 03 Phone and email campaigns on messages you approve.
  4. 04 Meeting booked into your calendar, with the brief and conversation context.
  5. 05 Report and adjustments: target, message, channel.

Price

Pay per meeting held or a monthly package. No minimum term: stop by email. Quoted price, based on your market and what a meeting is worth to you.

Data and compliance

We only prospect businesses, and we process B2B data under the GDPR. Every objection is recorded and honoured permanently. Rules differ by country and channel: our dedicated article summarises them, with the texts and regulators. This content is for information only and is not legal advice.

Tools to prepare your campaign

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Frequently asked questions

Do we need a free assessment to get meetings?

You choose the entry offer. We write it into the scoping and measure what it produces.

Do you mention NIS2 to prospects?

Only if your offer addresses it, and factually. We never tell a prospect whether they are in scope: that takes a legal analysis.

Service contracts last years: how do you handle timing?

We record the current contract's end date in the brief. A prospect outside your window is not billed as a qualified meeting if it falls outside your criteria.

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