
Co-Founder and CEO of Siete, where he leads the growth strategy to help B2B companies in LATAM build predictable lead generation engines.

More leads doesn't always mean more sales. Here's what actually moves the needle: understanding who you're selling to, which channels work to reach them, and how to qualify what comes in before handing it to sales.
Without clear buyer personas, any lead generation strategy is shooting blind. Defining your ideal customer profile (ICP) — company size, industry, decision-maker title, the problem your product solves — is the step most people skip, and the one that impacts everything else the most.
In B2B, the sales cycle is longer and more than one decision-maker is involved. That changes the approach: it's not about capturing volume, it's about identifying the right accounts and building relationships with multiple stakeholders at once.
Capture forms and on-site chat, identifying anonymous visitors with email outreach, social prospecting, and cold calls — each channel captures a different type of lead, and none replaces the others.
Confirm the contact fits your ICP, confirm they have the problem you solve, and confirm there's a real reason to act now (not just curiosity). Without these three filters, your sales team wastes time on contacts who were never going to buy.
An external service makes sense when you need to scale fast without building the process from scratch. When choosing one, evaluate real experience in your industry and demand full transparency on how they qualify each lead before handing it off.
The KPIs that matter: cost per lead, conversion rate by stage, and sales cycle speed. Without these numbers, it's impossible to know if your lead generation effort is improving or just generating activity.
The two most frequent: targeting the wrong audience (solved with a more specific ICP) and failing to follow up consistently on leads already generated (solved with a real nurturing process, not ad hoc).
CRM, marketing automation, and scoring tools are the technological foundation — but none of them replace a well-thought-out nurturing process, and all of them need to operate within the data privacy regulations in force in every market where you prospect.
Here's what we see consistently at Siete: well-calibrated outbound teams generate between 8 and 25 qualified meetings a month. The median across our B2B clients sits around 12 — and the difference is never lead volume, it's ICP quality and qualification.
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