How VSL grew qualified leads +138% by personalizing the journey
A B2B telemarketing and appointment-setting service had plenty of traffic but too few visitors turning into qualified leads, and needed a cost-effective fix. Pathmonk personalized the journey to each visitor's real-time intent and lifted marketing qualified leads 138%.
A specialist in B2B lead generation
VSL is known for its innovative, high-quality products and services in the temporary fencing industry. Its core services include appointment setting, telemarketing, and telesales for B2B clients. With a mission to help clients reach their full potential, VSL is led by Andy Dickens, who oversees its inbound channels.
The challenge: not enough qualified leads
Despite VSL's strong reputation, a significant number of website visitors were not converting into qualified leads. The core issue was a lack of real-time engagement with potential customers, and any fix had to be cost-effective without compromising VSL's high standards of service.
- Visitors that did not convert. Plenty of traffic arrived, but too few turned into qualified leads
- No real-time engagement. Prospects were not met with relevant help at the moment they needed it
- Budget-conscious by necessity. The solution had to be efficient and easy on resources
VSL needed to improve the buying journey and engage prospects in the moment, cost-effectively, and that is where Pathmonk stepped in.
The solution: personalize the customer journey
Pathmonk's engine created personalized interactions on VSL's website that matched each visitor's real-time intent, delivering timely and relevant information. Within just five days the platform was live, requiring no extra effort from VSL's team and slotting into existing systems and processes without disruption.
Intent-matched interactions
Tailored interactions met each visitor at their buying-journey stage, and automatic content matching kept the messaging relevant at every step.
Real-time intentPersonalizationLive in five days
The platform was implemented quickly with no extra effort from VSL's team, and a seamless conversion process eliminated friction so visitors could become qualified leads easily.
5-day setupNo dev workMeeting prospects with the right information at the right time turned a passive website into an active part of VSL's lead engine.
The results: +138% marketing qualified leads
Within a month of implementing Pathmonk, VSL saw a notable surge in engagement, page views, and visitors, and, most importantly, a 138% increase in lead conversions.
- +138% marketing qualified leads, a direct result of Pathmonk's personalized approach to the buyer's journey
- More engagement and traffic, with a clear rise in engagement, page views, and visitors within a month
- Valuable analytics, giving VSL insight into customer behavior and preferences
- Data-driven optimization, letting VSL keep improving the journey and its sales performance
The win was efficiency: more qualified leads from the same audience, delivered quickly and without stretching the team or the budget.
Key takeaways: what made it work
- Traffic is not everything. Personalizing the buying journey and its touchpoints converts the audience that already knows you, rather than chasing more top-of-funnel volume
- No time to waste. Pathmonk delivered immediate, high-quality results, a quick and sustainable fix when the team needed one
- No data, no fun. Data-driven decisions were essential to improving the experience and generating more leads
We had lots of visitors and lots that did not go on to send an inquiry. So far, we are very pleased with the results that we're getting with Pathmonk.
Andy DickensOwner, VSL
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