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Specialty · Telco Lead Generation

Lead Generation for Telecommunications

Multi-platform system (Meta + Google) that generates qualified lead volume at scale with CAC control — built specifically for the constraints of the telco business model.

100K+
Leads/mo at peak
18–20%
Sustained CVR
$5.7M
MXN/mo managed in telco
3
Operators with active system
Campaign vs System

Telco lead gen that truly scales

Isolated campaigns (no system)
  • CPL rises when scaling due to lack of signals
  • No lead quality feedback to algorithm
  • Saturated audiences without planned expansion
  • CVR falls with volume due to low segmentation
Structured acquisition system
  • CPL controlled through continuous optimization by real signals
  • CRM → platform feedback loop to improve quality
  • Progressive audience expansion with quality lookalikes
  • CVR sustained by dedicated funnel per segment
System components

Architecture of the multi-platform system

Meta Ads
Volume and CPL: the system's main engine

Meta Ads is the highest-volume platform in prepaid telco for its behavioral segmentation capability. Direct capture campaigns via Lead Ads + traffic to optimized landing. Full funnel: cold, warm and reconversion of uncontacted leads.

Google Ads
High intent: captures the user who already decided to port

Search campaigns for portability and plan comparison keywords. The user searching 'switch to [operator]' has already made the decision — Google Ads captures them at that exact moment. Strategic complement to Meta to close the funnel with high intent.

CRM Loop
Quality feedback: the system's differentiator

Most telco lead gen systems optimize for CPL. The correct system optimizes for cost per successful portability. That requires feeding the algorithm real conversion data (CRM → platform), not just captured leads.

Need to scale telco leads without spiking CAC?

I've built three lead gen systems for operators with budgets from $800K to $3.3M MXN/mo. Let's talk.

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References

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Case figures refer to the periods and accounts described in each one; they are not promises of replicable results.

Por — Performance marketing, data and AI consultant

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