iGC by Henk Wolff

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You bought the CRM platform two years ago. It is still sending three broadcasts a week.

The integration finished. The segments exist. Nobody has had the time to turn either into campaigns that pay for the licence.

Book a 20-min call No licences sold here.

What a stalled rollout costs

The licence is paid monthly either way. The gap between what the platform can do and what is actually live is the whole return.

Sketch of a first review, showing the capability against the calendar in use.

Sketch · capability in use
Journeys the platform supports
18
Journeys live
3
Segments built
40
Segments with an owner and an offer
6

Annotation: nothing here needs new software. It needs somebody to own the build.

Illustrative sketch of a common pattern, not a client's data.

What changes

Before

  • Segments produced, then ignored
  • One person holds the whole build in their head
  • Control groups switched off
  • Licence reads as a cost line

After

  • Every segment has an owner, an offer and a cap
  • A written playbook that survives turnover
  • Holdouts on, uplift reported monthly
  • The licence has a number attached to it
45+
Operators advised
3
CRM platforms built inside, independent of all of them
-30%
Churn on the CRM programmes I rebuilt

Book a 20-min call

Not an agency and not a reseller. A team of specialists, with the strategy owned by me. Tell me where the rollout stopped.

Submitting links this to your visit so I can see the pages behind it. Privacy.

How it works, if you get that far

  1. Step one

    20-minute call

  2. Step two

    Rollout review

  3. Step three

    Build with your team

  4. Step four

    Hand over the playbook

Are you selling me the platform?

No. No licence resale, no vendor commission. The platform is strong, the rollout is what needs hands.

Is the call a real review or a pitch?

20 minutes on the stall point and three actions. If your team can clear it alone, I say so.