Building Digital Tree’s First Outbound Engine That Generated 96 Positive Replies in 3 Months
Digital Tree had built its growth primarily through inbound demand, referrals, and partner-generated opportunities, but had never developed a structured outbound channel. SalesCaptain helped the team launch its first repeatable outbound engine, generating 96 positive replies in three months.
Digital Tree is a Cyprus-based technology, media, and digital services group that supports companies across their communication, marketing, technology, and digital growth needs. Its portfolio includes digital marketing, online media publishing, web design and development, e-commerce, content, events, and video production. Digital Tree was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Nicosia, Cyprus. Website: digitaltree.com.cy
Digital Tree had strong expertise, an established sales team, and a proven HubSpot offering, but its pipeline depended heavily on inbound opportunities. The team needed to validate outbound as a new acquisition channel while building the internal knowledge required to operate it confidently.
Most HubSpot opportunities came from inbound requests, existing sales relationships, or HubSpot itself. Digital Tree was accustomed to responding to prospects who were already interested, rather than proactively identifying and approaching companies that matched its ideal customer profile.
Digital Tree wanted to sell a broader HubSpot package combining the licence, onboarding, and ongoing management. However, the offer had not yet been tested through outbound, leaving open questions around the ICP, positioning, messaging, and the market’s willingness to buy an ongoing retainer.
The team had never built outbound in this way before. They needed more than lead lists and email copy: they needed campaign planning, sending infrastructure, deliverability processes, clear ownership, lead routing, and a system for handing positive replies to the right salesperson quickly.
SalesCaptain helped Digital Tree validate outbound through a focused three-month engagement, combining campaign execution with knowledge transfer. The strategy centered on refining the offer, defining the right prospects, building the infrastructure, and launching localized campaigns at meaningful volume.