A B2B SaaS company came to ThrottleLoop with a paid media program that was technically live but quietly underperforming: spend was flowing into Google and LinkedIn campaigns every month, but the landing pages catching that traffic had never been tested or optimized. Sales was left chasing a thin, inconsistent stream of leads and closing rooms that never quite filled up.
ThrottleLoop ran paid media and CRO as one combined engagement instead of two disconnected workstreams. On the media side, campaigns were rebuilt around intent-qualified keywords and audiences, with our MCP infrastructure continuously reallocating spend toward whichever channels and creative were actually producing pipeline, rather than waiting for a monthly review to make the call. On the conversion side, we rebuilt the core landing pages and ran structured tests against real visitor behavior, shortening the path from first click to booked call.
Because both workstreams were owned by the same team and running on the same infrastructure, media and page performance improved together instead of in isolation. Within the first full quarter, the sales team went from working an inconsistent trickle of leads to managing a genuinely full calendar, with cost per qualified lead trending down as the campaigns and pages matured side by side.
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