World Class Sales & Business Development Consulting

A world of possibilities

When you get deliberate about your sales processes, the possibilities are endless. Start with a vision, then reverse engineer the steps to get there. Choosing to work with us is choosing the aggressive execution of your goals.

Sam Kensinger giving presentation to esteemed military and civilian leaders

Considerations

SEO and AI

Most agencies still optimize for Google the way it worked five years ago. We optimize for how people actually discover businesses now: traditional search and AI-driven recommendations (ChatGPT-style answers, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, voice assistants, etc.).

That usually means a total revamp of your web presence—not just keywords.

What we do

  • Website structure built for discovery: Clear service pages, location/service architecture, and internal linking that makes your expertise “machine-readable” and easy to trust.
  • Entity + credibility signals: Strong “About,” proof pages, case studies, and review signals that help you show up as a recommended provider—not just a ranked result.
  • Structured data (schema) implementation: Proper schema markup so search engines and AI systems can understand what you do, where you do it, who you serve, and why you’re credible.
  • Content designed to win answers: FAQ blocks, comparison pages, “best fit” pages, and problem/solution content that maps to the exact questions buyers ask.
  • Local + off-site presence alignment: Google Business Profile + citations + consistent NAP + reputation strategy so you’re validated across the web (a key trust input for both SEO and AI).

Blog strategy (if needed)

If your market requires it, we build a blog and content engine that isn’t fluff:

Topic clusters around your highest-margin services

Pages built to capture “high-intent” searches and be referenced by AI summaries

Social Media & Ads

We don’t create content or run ads in a vacuum. Before we spend a dollar—or ask you to post more—we study what’s already working in your market. That means analyzing your top competitors’ public-facing messaging, ad angles, offers, creative formats, landing pages, and how they move prospects from attention to appointment. The goal isn’t imitation—it’s intelligence: we identify the patterns that consistently win in your space, then build a cleaner, more credible, more conversion-focused version tailored to your brand.

What we do

  • Competitive intelligence (market-tested messaging): We analyze your largest competitors’ public-facing marketing—what they lead with, how they position, the offers they push, the creative formats they repeat, and the themes that consistently show up. That gives us a reality-based starting point so we’re not guessing.
  • Positioning that doesn’t blend in: We translate what we learn into clear differentiation—your “why you,” your proof, and your point of view—so your content and ads don’t look like everyone else in the category.
  • Social content designed for sales: Content pillars built around buyer intent: educating, handling objections, showcasing proof (reviews/case studies), and driving action. This isn’t vanity engagement—it’s trust-building that supports conversions.
  • Ad strategy built to convert: We align the offer, creative, and landing experience so the campaign has one job: produce measurable outcomes (calls, form fills, booked consults, purchases—whatever matters for your business).
  • Tracking + iteration: We implement basic performance infrastructure (pixels/UTMs/events where applicable) and optimize based on what’s actually producing results—refining creative, messaging, targeting, and the conversion path over time.

Sales Processes

Most sales teams don’t have a sales problem—they have a process problem. Inconsistent follow-up, unclear stages, no qualification standard, and no way to forecast what’s real. We build a sales process that’s simple, repeatable, and measurable—so your pipeline becomes predictable and your close rate improves without relying on “hero reps.”

What we do

Pipeline architecture that matches your buyer journey: Clear stages, definitions, exit criteria, and next steps—so deals don’t stall and you always know what “progress” actually means.

Qualification framework: A standard that protects your time and improves win rate (who’s a fit, what disqualifies, what information must be captured early).

Messaging + objection handling: A consistent way to communicate value, address price resistance, and prevent ghosting—without sounding scripted.

Follow-up and cadence design: A structured sequence for outreach, nurture, and re-engagement so leads don’t die in the inbox and prospects stay warm.

CRM hygiene + accountability: Clean fields, required notes, automated reminders, and reporting that makes performance visible—so you can coach and forecast with confidence.

Sam Kensinger observing during a sales training exercise for a large security company based in Pennsylvania

Reviews

Sam Kensinger, Veterans Institute for Procurement Alumni

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“We made a great choice with bringing Sam on board. He is a great addition to our team and I look forward to working with him for many years to come. He was even able to bring a 7 figure deal to the table within 30 days!”

James Caudle

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“I’ve had the distinct pleasure of volunteering with Sam to support the veteran community. His steadfast attitude, ability to shift and change when the need arises, is outstanding.”

Darren Corder

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“Working with Sam on an organizational culture project for one of the Big 4 has been a fantastic experience. He is a great collaborator, communicator, and strategic thinker. He is a pleasure to work with and I look forward to working with him in the future.”

Darryl Treadwell

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“Sam Kensinger is a veteran and innovator whose empathy and perspective have been foundational to Parachute since the beginning. His steady encouragement and belief have shaped my growth, strengthened my mindset, and advanced our mission to close the digital divide for small businesses and rural communities”

Carlos Rodriguez