capacity utilized
Ridge & Sons Roofing operates a three-rep sales force with established funnel infrastructure.
The company invests $23,550 monthly in demand generation, producing 245 leads. Those leads convert through a defined funnel: 64 appointments set, 51 demos run, 17 contracts closed at $16,500 average ticket. The sales organization holds three full-time representatives with defined capacity targets of 10 appointments per rep per week.
The infrastructure exists and the unit economics are intact.
Ridge & Sons Roofing's Sales Force Is Running at 53% of Capacity. Marketing Is Short 56 Appointments/Month Against Rep Targets.
The sales force requires 120 appointments monthly to hit the 10-per-rep-per-week industry baseline. Marketing delivered 64. The primary constraint is Marketing Conversion: set rate is 26.1% against a 40% benchmark. A compounding secondary constraint is Sales Execution, adding $82,500/mo to the recoverable revenue. The funnel performs at benchmark once engaged. The constraint is activation and throughput.
This analysis identifies which constraint is primary but does not isolate whether marketing-conversion deficits are driven by lead source quality, speed-to-contact, or setter execution. Each has a different fix and each requires source-level data to diagnose.
Every day this constraint persists, $9,281 in demand Ridge & Sons Roofing already paid for fails to convert.
Fix Marketing Conversion First, Then Sales Execution, Then Scale to Capacity.
Isolate Marketing Conversion by Lead Source and Setter Performance
Fix Sales Execution by Diagnosing Close Rate at Rep Level
Scale Lead Volume to Fill Capacity Once Conversion Constraints Clear
This business does not have:
- A lead-cost problem
- A sales execution ceiling
- A product-market fit problem
Ridge & Sons Roofing already invests $23,550/mo acquiring demand. The infrastructure to convert that demand exists. The constraint is throughput: 56 appointments short of rep capacity, compounded by execution gaps at the close. At current performance, the sales force runs at 53% of capacity against $278,438/mo in recoverable revenue.
You now know what's broken.
Fixing it is a different problem.
This diagnosis identified the constraint. What it did not do, because it cannot, is tell you which of the three possible drivers is actually responsible for it at Ridge & Sons Roofing. That answer lives in source-level lead attribution, time-to-first-contact tracking, and rep-by-rep performance variance. Three data streams this tool does not have access to.
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