// Sales Training Protocol

Commercial Construction Sales Strategies That Actually Bring in Work

We act as your sales team – landing new clients, building relationships, starting conversations, and helping you win more projects with the right developers, owners, and GCs

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// 01 The Problem

Most Contractors Don’t Have a Real Sales Engine

Most construction companies grow through referrals, a few strong relationships, and being in the right place at the right time.

And their “business development strategy” is a few events and the occasional round of golf.

That works until it doesn’t.

When things slow down, there is no consistent way to generate new opportunities. Outreach is inconsistent, follow-up falls off, and potential relationships never get built.

Business development turns into something you get to when you have time. Which usually means it doesn’t happen at all.

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Efficiency Audit
Average BD effort waste is over 60% without a structured system.
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// 03 The Outcome

Systematic Growth

// Training Methodology

What Working Together Looks Like

STEP 01
Define the Target

We get clear on the types of projects, companies, and people you actually want to work with

STEP 02
Build the Right Marketing Materials

Before pushing outreach, we make sure you have something solid to put in front of people. That could be your website, a capability statement, or a simple one-pager. 

STEP 03
Build the List

We create a focused list of target accounts and the right contacts inside each one

STEP 04
Start Outreach

We begin consistent outreach across email, LinkedIn, and calls to start conversations

STEP 05
Manage the Pipeline

We track conversations, follow-ups, and project opportunities so nothing falls through the cracks

STEP 06
Build Momentum

Over time, you’re having more conversations, building stronger relationships, and seeing more real project opportunities

// Alignment Check

Who This Is For

Ideal Fit

Not a Fit

Structural Support
"The goal isn't just to teach sales. The goal is to build a sales capability that belongs to your company, not just one person."