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B2B lead generation

Pay for leads your sales team wants to call.

A B2B campaign might produce five forms a month, and two of those are a student and a supplier. That is too little for Google and Meta to learn from, so teams feed them softer conversions and get softer leads back. Iris gives the platforms a better signal and gives every campaign a verdict before the quarter is over.

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What counts as an order
A lead worth calling: a demo, quote or meeting request

What gets in the way

  • Too few conversions, so the bar gets lowered

    Automated bidding needs volume that a niche B2B account cannot supply. The usual fix is to count whitepaper downloads and newsletter sign-ups as conversions. The platforms then deliver readers, and the demo requests get no cheaper.

  • A form is not a lead

    Students, job seekers, suppliers pitching you and customers looking for support all fill in forms. Each one costs media money and a salesperson's time, and each one tells the platform to go and find more like it.

  • The deal closes long after the click

    Several people from one company visit over months before anyone asks for a demo. By the time a contract is signed, the campaigns that started it have been judged, and often cut, on almost no data.

What Iris does about it

  • More signal without softer goals

    Iris Signal sends your high intent visits to Google and Meta as a conversion. Their bidding learns from visitors who behave like past buyers, not from downloads, and has more than a handful of forms to work with.

  • Campaigns judged on leads and buying behavior together

    Each campaign is priced on its leads and its high intent visits, valued at the rate your account turns them into leads. A campaign whose visitors rarely behave like buyers is flagged, however many forms it collects.

  • A verdict in weeks, within your limits

    Thin campaigns get a price early, so a new channel can be tested without waiting two quarters. A price limit per lead keeps expensive campaigns in check, and a goal tells Iris how many leads sales can take.

A decision you might see

Stop−9 800 krDisplay - Whitepaper downloadVery low intenteCPO 5 200 kr
eCPO (expected cost per order): what a campaign pays for one order.

Plenty of downloads, almost no buying behavior. The forms looked like leads and sales never rang them.

Instructions we might write with you

  • GoalOur sales team can take 40 more leads a month. Grow where leads cost least.
  • About the businessA demo request is worth far more to us than a newsletter sign-up.
  • Campaign noteCompetitor campaigns may cost 20% more per lead. Those buyers are already in the market.
  • Season and timingBuyers set budgets in the fourth quarter. Expect fewer forms in July and August.

See Iris on your own numbers.

Book a meeting. We show you Iris on a demo account. Then we measure your potential and prove the value in your own accounts, before you commit.

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