About Cliivo
Customer
acquisition
that
operates
as
a
process.
Not
as
hope.
We build and operate the commercial infrastructure that generates customers — every investment, channel and touchpoint tracked through to revenue, in a cadence that doesn't depend on a good month.
- Measurable
- You know where every customer came from, what it cost, and the revenue it produced.
- Replicable
- What converts is systematized, documented, replicated — not repeated by guesswork.
- Predictable
- The pipeline reads on the dashboard. You don't wait for Monday's meeting.
Manifesto
Acquisition isn't a campaign. It's an operation — with method, cadence and memory. Everything we deliver is designed to run without us.
Cliivo · founding principle
What we are
Operators of acquisition systems.
Not consultancy. Not off-the-shelf software.
We diagnose the operation, design the architecture, implement the stack and keep it running on a weekly cadence — until the system runs on its own.
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Continuous operation, not one-off project
Consulting that ends in a report is theater. We operate alongside the client team on a weekly cadence — campaigns, data, pipeline, adjustment — until the operation runs without external intervention.
- Weekly pipeline and priorities stand-up
- Short iteration cycles (week, not quarter)
- Live telemetry — not monthly reports
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02
Integrated system, not isolated tools
CRM, automation, integrations, content, web, data — all speaking the same language about the same source of truth. Manual reconciliation between systems stops being a task.
- Vendor-agnostic stack — adapted to context, not to suppliers
- Source tracked from impression to revenue
- Auditable governance by design
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03
Planned exit, not permanent dependency
Success is measured by client autonomy, not contract renewal. We document, train, transfer governance. We leave when the system runs without us.
- Explicit exit criteria defined at the start
- Complete operational documentation
- Autonomous internal team as the final metric
Every decision is recorded. Every operation leaves a trail. The first metric is memory.
What we don't do
Cliivo is best understood
by what it refuses to do.
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Isolated campaigns without a system
A campaign that doesn't live inside an integrated operation is a flash in the pan. We don't work without the system that sustains it.
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Reports without operation
Monthly PowerPoint consulting changes nothing — it only fills the calendar. We operate the machine; we don't comment on it.
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Pre-fabricated frameworks
Every operation is unique. We refuse universal templates — we design the system around the client's specific context.
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Hourly billing model
Selling hours aligns the consultant with staying, not with results. We sell an operable system — and the exit is written into the contract.
Method
Four phases. Planned exit.
A plan that reads on a single page and runs in weeks — not quarters. Every phase has an entry criterion, exit criterion and metric.
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01 2–3 weeks
Diagnostic
Operational audit of what exists. Active channels, available data, current pipeline, tech stack, commercial attribution.
Output ▸ Map of the current state with gap analysis and impact estimate.
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02 4–6 weeks
Architecture
System design built on context: business model, sales cycle, average ticket, team resources, current stack.
Output ▸ System model, KPIs per stage, implementation calendar.
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03 weekly cadence
Operation
Implementation plus a weekly cadence of monitoring and adjustment. It isn't consultancy — it's continuous operation alongside the client team.
Output ▸ Pipeline in production, live telemetry, continuous adjustment.
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04 90–180 days
Scale & exit
Systematization of what proved to work, full handover to the internal team. Consulting ends when the system runs without us.
Output ▸ Autonomous team, runbooks, governance transferred.
What is measured with care can be defended with clarity. We don't invent metrics — we explain the ones that matter.
Principles
Six principles that govern everything we do.
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i.
Diagnosis before prescription
No system gets designed before we understand what's failing. Most consultancies show up with a framework. We show up with questions.
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ii.
Operation > report
We operate the machine; we don't comment on it. The weekly meeting is work — not a portrait.
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iii.
Exit as objective
Success is the internal team operating on its own. Leaving is the goal — not contract renewal.
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iv.
Vendor-agnostic stack
The technical choice serves the system, not the other way around. We work on the existing stack when it makes sense.
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v.
Auditable by design
Every action is recorded with origin, author and timestamp. Speed without governance is exposure.
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vi.
Behavior > calendar
Flows are triggered by what the lead does. Never by a fixed schedule decided at another time.
Weekly cadence
The week that keeps the operation running.
There's no status meeting. There are weekly rituals with a clear objective, executed alongside the client team.
- MonPipeline stand-up
State of leads, commercial priorities, active alerts.
- TueTraffic optimization
Campaign review, bid adjustment, content to refine.
- WedContent & landing sprint
A/B variants, new blocks, iteration cycles.
- ThuData diagnostic
CRM hygiene, deduplication, funnel anomalies.
- FriWeekly report
Live telemetry, decisions for the week ahead.
Where we operate
Operations where performance, data and process are critical.
- 01Telecommunications
- 02Energy & utilities
- 03Financial services
- 04Digital platforms
- 05Subscription & SaaS
- 06B2B with long cycles
- 07High-volume e-commerce
- 08Multi-country operations
Lisbon · Portugal — multi-country operation, distributed remote team.
What we deliver
An auditable system — not a promise.
Four concrete deliverables that separate a measured operation from a collection of disconnected services.
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01 · Attribution
Single end-to-end dashboard
Every channel and touchpoint consolidated in one place — with source, cost and impact per sale. No manual reconciliation.
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02 · Operation
Automated flows where they earn their keep
Lead nurturing, scoring, enrichment and alerts running continuously. The team stops doing repetitive work and focuses on relationship and closing.
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03 · Reading
Dashboards that decide investment
Operation, acquisition and service measured in real time — shared by marketing and sales. Numbers nobody audits don't make the cut.
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04 · Trajectory
Minimum cycle for the system to stabilize
High-ticket B2B ABM operations require a 6-month cycle for the reading to settle and be optimized by data — we design the operation for that.
Team
Operators. Engineers. System architects.
We aren't consultants who “know marketing”. We're a hybrid team — commercial operations, data engineering, editorial design system, technical automation.
- OperationsWeekly cadence · pipeline · governance · client.
- ArchitectureDiagnostic · system · stack · integrations.
- EngineeringCRM · automation · APIs · data · audit.
- ContentSite · landing · design system · editorial.
- AcquisitionTraffic · ABM · scoring · sequences.
- TelemetryDashboards · alerts · forecast · reporting.
Next step
We start with the diagnostic.
A 2–3 week technical audit that shows exactly where revenue is leaking — with no commercial commitment. We hand back a document that serves as a basis for any decision, with us or without us.
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