Virtual Sales Pros · Sales
Prospect lists that build and clean themselves before a rep picks up the phone.
An agent that finds around 10,000 leads a week online, cleans them, and adds the details a rep needs before the Virtual Sales Pros (VSP) team ever sees them.
- Status
Built and handed over. Not monitored since.
- When
- Delivered
- Works inside
- Web scraping · Data enrichment · CRM export
What was happening before.
In the owner’s own words, before Luxin, an AI consulting firm, got involved. The status above says where it stands.
VSP built its prospect lists by hand.
Every list needed cleaning and enriching before a rep could pick up the phone.
The numbers, with what they mean.
- 10,000
- leads found and enriched a week, as published on Marc’s earlier portfolio site
- The result, as reported
- +300%
- more leads than before the build, as published on Marc’s earlier portfolio site
- The result, as reported
- 10.8%
- conversion on the enriched lists, as published on Marc’s earlier portfolio site
- The result, as reported
Every figure says where it came from. A problem found is not a result.
What was built.
- 01
An agent that scrapes the sources VSP already used and builds the list on a schedule.
- 02
Each lead cleaned, checked and enriched with the details a VSP rep needs before it reaches the team.
- 03
The finished list delivered where the VSP team already works.
The tools it works inside.
- Web scraping
- Data enrichment
- CRM export
Nothing goes out without you.
The agent builds the list. VSP’s people decide who to call. Nothing is contacted by the system itself.
Where it stands today.
The agent was built and deployed for VSP. The figures above are the ones Marc published on his earlier portfolio site, not a later measurement.
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