The "360° Salesperson" model is one of the most expensive mistakes in B2B sales. We implement a proprietary Presales-as-a-Service model that gives your sales team time for what you actually pay them for: signing contracts and growing revenue.
There is a widespread belief that one person should handle the entire sales cycle: from finding emails to signing the contract. This is one of the most expensive organizational mistakes in sales.
Instead of hiring another salesperson, separate the functions and let your experts do what you pay them for.
Most companies only look at the SDR's salary. The true cost (TCO) is 2-3x higher.
Most B2B companies are stuck between an inefficient volume-based model and risky full automation. We implement a solution that combines technological precision with high-quality expertise and human intelligence.
Presales-as-a-Service is just one element. As strategic partners, we help you structure your entire revenue architecture so your team can grow predictably.
Clients remain anonymous because MSGA operates directly within their structures, on their domains and on their behalf. Below we present real operational results from three different business worlds.
We are not a corporate agency with hundreds of rotating employees. We are a team of specialists who integrate with your organization to operate as your internal presales department.
Working with us is not outsourcing marketing services. You gain partners who have previously built sales departments themselves and now take responsibility for your pipeline, so you can focus on closing contracts.
The first step is always a thorough diagnosis. During a short meeting, we will discuss the specifics of your B2B sales and determine how our expertise and operational model can support the achievement of your revenue goals.
A typical Sales Manager in the "360° Salesperson" model dedicates only 1/3 of their time to actual selling. Another 40% is wasted on prospecting, and 30% on administration.
You are paying a specialist to spend nearly half of their day on operational work that can be done cheaper, faster, and more precisely.