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Web design / digital agency (B2B)

How Rang-Eins generated €20,000 in new-customer revenue in 30 days with intent profiles

€20k

New-customer revenue in 30 days

42%

Shorter sales cycle thanks to pre-qualified prospects

About The Company

Rang-Eins is a web design agency focused on websites that don’t just look good but measurably generate inquiries. Instead of “design by gut feeling”, the team relies on clear positioning, conversion logic and modern execution, so visitors turn into qualified leads. When Rang-Eins wanted to grow faster, one question became the central challenge: how do you consistently identify companies that really need a new website now – and not just “someday”?

Industry

Web design / digital agency (B2B)

Company size

1-10 employees

Founded

2023

“We stopped doing ‘just outreach’ – we contacted companies where you could see right away: the website is holding them back. That made the conversations concrete and solution-oriented from the start.”

Karim Sanogo

Founder

The company

From web design projects to predictable new business

Rang-Eins builds websites for B2B companies that want more than a pretty online business card: a clear message, strong structure, fast load times and a page that produces inquiries. That focus delivers strong results – but it makes acquisition more demanding.

Because whoever sells websites competes with countless freelancers, site builders and agencies that all promise “modern, fast and professional”. Rang-Eins therefore needed a sales approach that creates instant relevance – and doesn’t feel like the next generic agency email.

The challenge

Why classic lead lists fail in web design sales

Rang-Eins already had working delivery processes and a clear offer – but the lead source was the bottleneck. Classic data sets deliver names, industries and email addresses, but no urgency. The result: lots of outreach, little momentum.

Personalisation was also time-consuming: really good replies rarely come from “Hi {Name}” placeholders, but from an opener that shows you understood the company’s situation. And that was exactly the crux: how do you personalise at scale – without losing quality?

“We no longer wanted to write to 1,000 companies just to end up with 3 replies. It was clear to us: we need the 50-100 right companies – with a clear signal that the website really is a problem.”

Karim Sanogo

Founder

The solution

Intent signals from OpenProspect + scaled outreach via Instantly

The solution consisted of two building blocks that together delivered the breakthrough:

  • Intent-based profile selection via OpenProspect: Instead of targeting “random” companies, Rang 1 filtered specifically for companies with an outdated website or clear modernisation signals. The opener was no longer “We build websites”, but: “There is a concrete lever at your company that costs you revenue/inquiries.”
  • Hyper-personalised emails, generated automatically: The emails were written based on the detected signals (e.g. outdated tech stack/website state), so every message felt manually researched.
  • Delivery via Instantly: Sending ran in a structured way through Instantly, including follow-ups, so “seen” actually turns into “replied”.

The decisive difference: Rang-Eins didn’t “pitch web design”, but made a problem visible that the recipient already had – just often not prioritised.

The result

€20,000 in 30 days – because the conversations were already pre-qualified

Within 30 days, Rang-Eins generated €20,000 in new-customer revenue – triggered by a pipeline of intent profiles that already carried a clear website problem. Instead of being stuck in explanation loops (“Why do you need a new website?”), calls started much further along: “How do we solve this – and how fast?”

Internally the effect was massive too: less wasted effort, fewer “dead” conversations and significantly more time for proposals, concepts and closing. Rang 1 turned acquisition that feels like luck into a reproducible system.

“The biggest difference was relevance. We didn’t have to convince anyone that the website is an issue – we only had to show how we’d do it better. That’s exactly what made the revenue possible so quickly.”

Karim Sanogo

Founder