The method · Revgen7

From activity-dependent to system-driven growth.

Revgen7 is our seven-step methodology. It starts with understanding your entire market, and ends with a growth engine you own, measure and improve every quarter.

The principle

Activities give you spikes. A system gives you a curve.

Activity-dependent growth is measured in work performed: number of emails, calls, meetings. It's hard to predict and rests on individual people.

System-driven growth is measured in outcomes. The market feeds into the system, signals decide priority, and every step can be improved. Revgen7 is the path there.

The seven steps

One method, the same order, every time.

1

Identify the market

Total addressable market · TAM

We map the entire market you can realistically win. Size, geography, segments, the foundation everything else is built on.

2

Define your ideal customers

Ideal customer profile · ICP

We sharpen which companies and roles are worth the most. Segments, triggers and buying behavior become clear and actionable.

3

Capture signals

Intent & timing

We find the signals that reveal when an account is ready: growth, hiring, technology changes, funding.

4

Build the system

Built in Clay

Market, data and signals are connected into one coherent flow in Clay, enriched, scored and ready to activate.

5

Activate across channels

Outbound · inbound · CRM

The right message reaches the right account at the right time, personalized on real data and synced with your channels.

6

Convert and qualify

From reply to pipeline

Replies and interest are captured, qualified and handed off in a clear flow, nothing falls through the cracks.

7

Measure, learn and iterate

The loop closes

Every step is measured and improved. The system learns, you forecast better, and growth becomes a curve you control.

Measurable

Every step has a number, not a feeling

Predictable

Pipeline can be forecasted

Yours

You own the system and the knowledge

Where does your journey to a system begin?

We'll gladly look at where you stand today and which of the seven steps gives the most to start with.

Talk to the team