Acquisition playbook

Sell the bottleneck you can remove.

A campaign playbook joining CyberG7’s websites, AEO, creative tools, WhatsApp, CRM and Jarvis to a measurable sales process. The job is to win suitable clients, not merely generate conversations.

The operating loop

  1. 01
    HookA specific owner interruption
  2. 02
    ProofA real bounded demonstration
  3. 03
    QualificationVolume, workflow, operator and budget
  4. 04
    PilotA proposal with a measurable business case
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Demonstrate the exact next step, then qualify workload and economics.

Three angles worth testing

AngleDraft hookDemonstrationQualified next step
Time interruption“Which WhatsApp question interrupted your team five times today?”Approved answer, then structured request and operator receiptMeasure repeat volume and active handling.
Owner control“Ask it a price you never approved. See what happens.”Source-bound answer, unknown-price escalation, takeoverApprove the answer set and exception policy.
Operations visibility“Can finance invoice a finished job without chasing the details?”Actual quote–job–invoice chain on the chosen ERPValidate reconstruction/rework and existing platform fit.

Give the estate a commercial job

Agency / AEO / blogQualified discovery
Launch / service pageOne coherent offer
Synaptic / creativeReviewed campaign assets
WhatsApp / CRMTraceable request
Jarvis / reportingOwner follow-up
AssetAppropriate contributionProof limit
Agency / corporate front doorOne legal identity, clear package and booking pathConsolidate competing prices and reserve/payment meanings.
LaunchFast / LaunchNowWebsite entry for firms genuinely needing a siteDo not funnel an AI package through an unrelated S$88 website promise.
AEO / blog / ebookPublish verified service facts and workflow educationVisibility score is an indicator, not guaranteed enquiries or sales.
SynapticOne / MVP / skillsCreate reviewed content and efficient deliveryInternal creative tooling does not automatically belong in the SME grant quote.
Ad AnalyticsCampaign-source and transaction cohort reportingVerify actual connectors; use an honest export/manual report until live data is proven.
Retailer / vertical previewsReferral experiment and labelled demonstrationsOne directory listing or fictional case is not client outcome proof.

Source: Supplied August estate map ↗

Model the funnel before buying traffic

Illustrative monthly funnelAssumptionDecision signal
100 relevant visitors → 12 enquiries12% conversionCheck destination/message fit; exclude demo/test traffic.
12 enquiries → 6 qualified owners50% fitLow fit means poor targeting or misleading price/scope.
6 qualified → 4 attended discoveries67% attendanceAcknowledge requests and maintain the appointment record.
4 discoveries → 2 scoped proposals50% proposal readinessNo baseline/operator/budget means no implementation quote.
2 proposals → 1 paid pilot50% winOne assumed win is a scenario, not a forecast.

At an assumed S$600 media spend plus S$300 sales effort, acquisition cost is S$900 if one client wins, S$450 if two win and undefined if none wins. Track sales labour and onboarding contribution separately. With S$215 monthly recurring contribution, S$900 acquisition takes 4.2 operating months to recover before churn and cash timing.

Channel-ready drafts, with a working destination

Primary text: Another WhatsApp enquiry arrives while you are serving a customer. CyberG7’s Jarvis demonstration shows routine answers from approved business information. Explore the fictional salon example, then discuss a measured pilot for your team.

Headline: Still answering the same questions?

CTA: Explore the demo → receptionist page.

An AI receptionist needs a clear job: approved answers, useful intake and a person for exceptions. CyberG7’s updated Jarvis demo is the starting point. A business pilot needs a baseline, agreed boundaries and a result your team can verify. Explore the labelled example, then assess the right scope and funding route before implementation.

TimeActual screen / visualMessage
0–5sOwner interruption“Which question keeps interrupting your team?”
5–14sLabelled demo with supported answer“Start with your approved business information.”
14–22sUnknown-price scenario and actual behaviour“Define when a person must take over.”
22–30sDemo destination“Explore the demo. Plan a pilot you can measure.”

Subject: Which WhatsApp question keeps interrupting your team?

Hi [Name], CyberG7 has updated the Jarvis receptionist demo. It shows approved business answers using a fictional salon. If repeated enquiries are taking your team’s time, we can map a bounded pilot, the human handover and the result to measure. Would you like the demo link?

For WhatsApp, identify the sender and provide a working opt-out. Use contacts authorised for that message purpose; this draft is not an instruction to broadcast.

Make each promise match its proof

ClaimRequired evidenceBetter wording until proven
Hours savedMatched net labour study including correction/supervision“A pilot with handling time measured before and after.”
More bookingsIncremental attended appointments and contribution“Capture requests and verify what happens next.”
24/7 serviceUptime and clearly separate human coverage“Routine automated replies outside staffed hours, under the agreed policy.”
Grant supportedExact package/activity and applicant conditions“We assess the appropriate route before implementation.”
Local/private processingActual model, hosting and subprocessorsState the actual processing chain; external GPT calls are not wholly local.

Source: Updated receptionist demonstration ↗ · PDPC AI guidance ↗ · WhatsApp Business Solution Terms ↗