Demand Generation Pipeline Build

From near-zero pipeline to $75M+ in six months

A Series B healthcare AI company preparing for IPO needed credible marketing math before the next funding conversation; pipeline coverage was effectively zero and sales leadership was sourcing nearly all of its own opportunities. The build covered ICP refinement, demand generation, earned media, sales-marketing alignment, and the brand rebuild that made the rest defensible.

KEY RESULTS

  • $75M+  qualified pipeline built in six months
  • 32%  MQL-to-SQL conversion (industry benchmark: 20–35%)
  • 50%  year-over-year increase in website traffic

Inbound Pipeline Engine

Converting quiet web traffic into $205K of closed-won revenue

A publicly-traded healthcare data and analytics company had a busy website and a chat widget no one was sure should be there; it did not have a Salesforce-mapped intake. The sales team viewed inbound as noise. Leadership knew the website was generating intent signals; no one could tell them, in dollars, what those signals were worth.

KEY RESULTS

  • $205K  closed-won contract value attributable to inbound (two quarters)
  • 22  qualified intro meetings held across Q1 and Q2
  • 14  Salesforce opportunities created; 5 deals closed-won

Earned Media & Analyst Relations

Building the credibility layer that survives due diligence

Acquirers and public-market investors do not read your press releases; they read what others have written about you. This is how Health Catalyst (NASDAQ: HCAT) turned earned credibility into a quarterly operating metric, with share of voice tracked category by category and analyst document reads tracked seat-holder by seat-holder.

KEY RESULTS

  • 14,099  Gartner document reads in six months (24% sequential lift)
  • 8 / 13  industry awards won from submissions (62% selection rate)
  • 33  earned placements across 25 proactive media engagements

Marketing Rebuild

From random acts of marketing to a function your board can underwrite

A growth-stage healthcare technology company had outgrown the marketing function that carried it to current scale. Activity was abundant; strategic objectives were thin. The team was organized around tactical execution rather than business outcomes. The rebuild produced a four-team architecture, twelve-month sequencing, and the marketing math the CFO could defend.

KEY RESULTS

  • discipline architecture: Growth, Product, Corporate, Events
  • 12-month  sequencing the board could underwrite; VPs hired first
  • KPI  framework from inquiry through closed-won with attribution discipline

Flagship Customer Conference

Turning a user conference into a $28.4M pipeline engine

Health Catalyst’s Healthcare Analytics Summit was the industry’s most credible learning event; by 2024 it needed to also be a measurable moment for late-stage expansion that could be defended on an earnings call. Marketing owned the entire arc, finance was watching, and the attribution structure was built before the badges printed.

KEY RESULTS

  • $28.4M  onsite pipeline (51% of marketing-touched H1 growth)
  • $5.4M  closed-won in the months following (entirely expansion)
  • 72  Executive Experience participants; 30+ CEO meetings

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