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Adding ₹2.1 Cr in pipeline from performance campaigns

How a payments company rebuilt its paid acquisition around sales-qualified leads instead of form fills.

Pipeline added
₹2.1 Cr
Sales-qualified leads
+58%
Cost per lead
−33%

The challenge

Payloop generated plenty of leads, but sales rejected most of them. Campaigns optimised for cheap form fills, and marketing and sales disagreed on what a good lead looked like.

What we did

We rebuilt paid acquisition around qualified pipeline in four steps.

  1. 1/ Defined a shared lead score with sales and set it as the goal for every campaign.
  2. 2/ Sent CRM stages back to Google and LinkedIn, so bidding learned from real opportunities.
  3. 3/ Merged fragmented campaigns into fewer, stronger ones focused on high-intent searches and audiences.
  4. 4/ Reviewed spend against pipeline every week and moved budget to what created opportunities.

Results

In five months, paid campaigns added ₹2.1 Cr in qualified pipeline while cost per lead fell by a third.

MetricBeforeAfter
Sales-qualified leads64 / mo101 / mo
Cost per lead₹2,700₹1,810
Pipeline added—₹2.1 Cr
“Marketing and sales finally look at the same number.”
Rohan Kapoor · VP Growth · Payloop

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