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Your sales and marketing start working from one plan and one set of numbers.

Integrated sales and marketing consulting for owner-led Indian businesses. We plan both functions as one revenue system: who you sell to, what you say, how an enquiry becomes a deal, and how you know it is working.

  • One target customer and one message, agreed by sales and marketing together.
  • A joint plan that states what marketing must produce for sales to hit its target.
  • A clear enquiry-to-deal handover, so leads stop falling between the two teams.

Gully Sales Private Limited works with small and medium businesses across India, with marketing, sales and revenue operations under one roof.

In one paragraph

What is Integrated Sales and Marketing Consulting?

Integrated sales and marketing consulting is an engagement in which Gully Sales plans your marketing and your sales as one revenue system instead of two departments. We define the customer both teams pursue, the message both use, the funnel numbers that connect campaigns to closed deals, and the roadmap to put it in place. You get one growth plan your whole business can run on.

The problem

Sales and marketing are planned separately, and you carry the gap.

Most owner-led businesses did not design this. Marketing arrived later, as a website and then an agency reporting on leads and reach. Sales was there from the start, reporting on closures. Each side's numbers make sense alone; what is missing is the plan that connects them, and until it exists that connection is you.

You will recognise it as

  • Marketing reports enquiries and reach; sales reports closures. No report shows how one turns into the other.
  • Sales says the leads are weak; marketing says sales does not follow up. Both are partly right and nobody owns the fix.
  • The website, the brochure and the sales pitch describe the business in three different ways.
  • You are the only person who sees both sides, so every decision about a customer, an offer or a campaign waits for you.

What it costs the business

  • Marketing money buys enquiries the sales team does not want or cannot reach in time, so spend produces activity rather than revenue.
  • Sales targets are missed for reasons that appeared upstream months earlier, where nobody was looking.
  • Prospects hear one story in the campaign and another from the salesperson, and the deals lost at that point never appear in any report.

Why it persists. Each function is doing its own job well by its own measure. Joining the two means designing them as one system, which in a small business falls to the owner, who has neither the time nor a neutral partner for it. More marketing or another salesperson always feels more productive than connecting what already exists.

If it stays unresolved. The business keeps buying growth at the top of the funnel and losing it in the middle. Costs rise faster than revenue, capable people on both sides get blamed for a structural problem, and the owner stays the bottleneck for every commercial decision.

What changes

What changes when both functions run on one plan.

In the first weeks

  • A written definition of your target customer and of a qualified lead, agreed by both teams.
  • One growth plan that states what marketing must produce for sales to reach its target.

In how the work runs

  • A documented enquiry-to-deal process with a named owner for every handover.
  • A weekly rhythm in which marketing and sales look at the same funnel numbers.

In sales and marketing

  • Marketing spend pointed at the segments sales can convert, not at the widest possible audience.
  • A pipeline you can forecast from, because stages and conversion assumptions are shared.

In what management can see

  • One funnel view from campaign to closed deal, in place of a marketing report and a sales report.
  • Early warning when the top of the funnel will not support next quarter's sales target.

Over the longer term

  • A revenue system that keeps working when a marketer, a salesperson or an agency changes.
  • An owner who sets direction instead of reconciling two departments every week.

We control the diagnosis, the definitions, the plan, the process and the roadmap, and we help you put them to work. Lead volume, conversion and revenue also depend on your market, your team and your follow-through, so we do not promise figures.

Who it is for

This is for businesses where the founder is the only link between marketing and sales.

The businesses it suits

  • Owner-led businesses with a small sales team and marketing handled by a freelancer, an agency or one in-house person.
  • Manufacturers, distributors and B2B service firms whose sales cycle runs on enquiries, quotations and follow-up.
  • Companies where the founder still closes most deals and wants a system that does not depend on that.
  • Firms that grew on referrals and now need marketing and sales to generate demand deliberately.

What usually prompts the call

  • A sales target for the coming year was set and nobody can say what marketing has to deliver to support it.
  • You have changed your agency or your sales team more than once and the results did not change.
  • A new product, region or customer segment needs both teams to move together, and they are not.

What Gully Sales does

The work, component by component.

Both teams pursue the same customer.

We use your sales history, market data and interviews to choose the segments worth pursuing, then write one ideal customer definition that marketing targets and sales qualifies against.

Why it matters:
Marketing usually chases the widest audience while sales chases whoever called, and the two rarely overlap.
You receive:
A prioritised segment list and one signed-off ideal customer definition.
Business value:
Spend and sales effort go to the same people.

Customer evidence replaces assumption.

We interview recent buyers, lost prospects and long-standing customers to learn why they chose, what they compared and what they objected to.

Why it matters:
Both teams work from what they believe customers think, and each believes something different.
You receive:
A customer evidence summary with buying reasons, objections and language.
Business value:
Pitches and campaigns use words customers recognise.

One position and one message for every channel.

We map how competitors present themselves and where you can credibly win, then write the core message and offer structure that website, campaigns and sales calls all use.

Why it matters:
A prospect who hears two versions of the business hesitates, and hesitation is where deals quietly end.
You receive:
A positioning statement, core message and offer structure.
Business value:
The campaign and the salesperson tell the same story.

The funnel is planned as one set of numbers.

We define stages from first contact to closed deal, set qualified lead criteria, agree conversion assumptions from your data and work back from the sales target to what marketing must produce.

Why it matters:
This is the arithmetic nobody has done, which is why the sales target and the marketing budget were set independently.
You receive:
A funnel model with stage definitions, lead criteria and required volumes.
Business value:
Targets both teams can fairly be held to.

A roadmap you can run, with us alongside if you want.

We turn the choices into a sequenced roadmap: what to start, stop and continue, who owns each action, and the weekly review where both teams see the same numbers.

Why it matters:
Plans fail in the second month, when the document is finished and the habits are not.
You receive:
A prioritised growth roadmap, review agenda and measurement pack.
Business value:
The plan turns into practice rather than a file.

What you will have at the end.

  • Business context brief: revenue sources, margins, capacity and agreed growth goals on one page.
  • Segment priority list and one ideal customer definition signed off by both teams.
  • Customer evidence summary from interviews with buyers, lost prospects and long-standing customers.
  • Competitive position map, core message and the offer structure both teams will use.
  • Integrated funnel model: stage definitions, qualified lead criteria, conversion assumptions and required volumes.
  • Marketing plan and sales plan written as two halves of one document with shared targets.
  • Enquiry-to-deal process map with owners, response standards and handover rules.
  • Prioritised growth roadmap with sequenced actions, owners, review checkpoints and a measurement pack.

How it runs

The engagement, step by step.

  1. 1

    We learn how the business works today.

    Working sessions with you, your salespeople and whoever runs marketing, plus a read of your revenue, pipeline and spend records and current materials.

    You provide:
    Revenue by product and customer type, enquiry records, marketing spend and time with both teams.
    We produce:
    Business context brief and agreed growth goals.
    Done when:
    You confirm the starting picture and the goals in writing.
  2. 2

    We choose the segments and gather customer evidence.

    We analyse where past revenue and margin came from, score the segments worth pursuing on fit, margin and winnability, and interview recent buyers, lost prospects and long-standing customers.

    You provide:
    Customer lists with revenue history, and introductions to customers and lost prospects willing to speak.
    We produce:
    Prioritised segment list, one ideal customer definition and the customer evidence summary.
    Done when:
    Both teams sign off the same definition and agree the evidence matches what they hear.
  3. 3

    We fix the position and the message.

    We map competitor positioning, choose where you can credibly win, write the core message and offer structure, and test it in live sales conversations before any campaign uses it.

    You provide:
    Competitor names, lost-deal reasons, current pitch decks and website copy.
    We produce:
    Positioning statement, core message and offer structure.
    Done when:
    Salespeople can say it without reading it, and marketing has briefed it into the next campaign.
  4. 4

    We plan the funnel as one set of numbers.

    We define stages, lead criteria and conversion assumptions from your data, work back from the sales target to required marketing volumes, and write both plans as halves of one document.

    You provide:
    The sales target, the marketing budget envelope and honest conversion history.
    We produce:
    Funnel model, integrated plan and enquiry-to-deal process map.
    Done when:
    Both teams accept the numbers as fair, or we revise them together.
  5. 5

    We sequence the roadmap and start the reviews.

    We prioritise the changes, assign owners, set up the funnel dashboard and run the first weekly reviews with both teams, staying on through implementation if you have chosen that option.

    You provide:
    Named owners for each action and a fixed weekly review slot.
    We produce:
    Prioritised roadmap, measurement pack and briefing pack for partners and new hires.
    Done when:
    The weekly review runs on your own numbers without us in the room.

Ways to work with us

Three ways to work with us, from one plan to an ongoing advisory seat.

Integrated growth plan

A defined project from discovery to roadmap. You receive every deliverable and implement with your own team, after a handover session for everyone who will own part of the plan.

Plan plus implementation support

The same plan, and then we stay on: weekly funnel reviews with both teams, hands-on help with the first campaigns and process changes, and coaching for the people who own them.

Ongoing sales and marketing advisory

A standing monthly review of the funnel, the plan and the next decisions, for businesses that want a partner in the room rather than a one-time project.

Why Gully Sales

What you are actually choosing when you choose us.

We work both sides of the funnel.

Gully Sales builds and runs marketing, sales, channel and customer success systems, so the plan is not tilted towards whichever function a consultant happens to sell.

We build for owner-led Indian businesses.

WhatsApp enquiries, quotation-led sales cycles, dealer networks and a founder who still closes deals are our normal case, not an exception to a template.

The plan carries numbers, not principles.

The funnel model states what marketing must produce and what sales must convert, so the plan can be checked every week rather than admired once.

We say plainly what we control.

Deliverables, definitions and process are ours to deliver. Revenue depends on your market and your follow-through, and we will not dress up one as the other.

Where it applies

The same service, in different businesses.

Industrial manufacturing

The situation:
Enquiries arrive from the website and marketplaces, a small team quotes and moves on, and marketing is judged on enquiry count.
How it applies:
One ideal customer definition, a quotation follow-up process with owners, and a funnel model that ties enquiry sources to closed orders.
Likely benefit:
Quoting effort goes to the enquiries most likely to become orders.

B2B services

The situation:
The founder wins most work through relationships, and marketing produces content that sales conversations never use.
How it applies:
A core message drawn from client interviews, a repeatable enquiry-to-proposal process, and a plan for demand the founder does not generate personally.
Likely benefit:
New business stops depending on the founder's diary.

Healthcare

The situation:
Campaigns bring appointment enquiries, the front desk decides whether they become patients, and nobody connects the two.
How it applies:
Shared enquiry definitions, response standards for the front desk, and one funnel view from campaign to consultation.
Likely benefit:
Marketing spend is judged on consultations, not clicks.

Distribution and dealer-led businesses

The situation:
Marketing speaks to end customers while sales works dealers, and the two efforts never reinforce each other.
How it applies:
Segment choices that cover dealers and end customers, one message that serves both, and a plan that sequences dealer activation with end-customer demand.
Likely benefit:
Dealers see demand arrive instead of being asked to create it.

Proof

Work we can point to.

Kambar Group

The problem:
Sales processes needed improvement across strategic planning, lead generation, sales enablement and closure.
What we did:
Strategic planning, lead generation, sales enablement and closure techniques.
The result:
Streamlined processes and clear objectives improved the sales team's efficiency, with better-quality leads and more effective closing, as the case study records.
Read the case study

Questions buyers ask

Before you enquire, the answers you will want.

What information and internal involvement does integrated sales and marketing consulting need from us?

Three things. Records: revenue by product and customer type, enquiry or pipeline data, marketing spend and current materials. People: the owner for key decisions, your salespeople for working sessions and customer introductions, and whoever runs marketing. Commitment: a fixed weekly review slot once the plan is live. Patchy records are not a barrier; we start with what exists.

How long does an engagement take?

There is no fixed duration. It depends on the size of your team, how many segments you serve, how quickly customers can be interviewed and whether you want us to stay through implementation. After the free audit we propose a scope with a start and an expected end. Most calendar time goes on gathering evidence, not on writing documents.

What if we do not have a CRM or clean data?

That is common and not a barrier. Most owner-led businesses keep enquiries in WhatsApp, spreadsheets and salespeople's memories. We rebuild a usable baseline from invoices, enquiry logs and interviews, and set up a simple funnel record from the first week. If a CRM is needed we say so, but the consulting does not wait for one.

How is success measured?

Against a baseline recorded before anything changes. We track the metrics agreed at the start, such as validation rate, lead acceptance rate and pipeline potential against target, in a weekly review both teams attend. Early success means the definitions, plan and process are in use; later it means movement in those numbers, reported plainly either way.

What is excluded from scope?

Running campaigns, writing content, building your website, implementing a CRM and hiring salespeople are separate services, and the written scope states whether any are included. Integrated consulting produces the plan, the definitions, the process and the roadmap. It does not replace your sales team or your agency; it gives them one plan to work to.

How is this different from hiring a marketing agency and a sales consultant separately?

Separately, each improves its own side and reports its own numbers, and the gap between them stays yours to manage. Integrated consulting is built around the connection: one customer definition, one message, one funnel model and one review. An agency or a sales trainer can still do the execution afterwards, working from a plan that already accounts for the other side.

Will you work with our existing agency, tools and CRM?

Yes, and we prefer to, because changing partners mid-engagement adds disruption without adding clarity. We brief your existing agency on the segment, the message and the funnel numbers, and design the process around the tools you already use. If something is clearly holding the plan back we say so, but the decision to change it stays yours.

We have two salespeople and a freelancer for marketing. Is this too big for us?

No. The problem is sharpest in small teams, because the owner is the only integration point and has the least time. Scope is sized to the business: fewer segments, shorter interviews, a lighter roadmap. What matters is that someone with authority will agree a customer definition, a message and a set of numbers, and hold both sides to them.

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