The ₹10 lakh
you already lost.
THE NUMBER NOBODY ADDS UPBefore your next ad rupee, count what already leaked.
Put a value on it. Your last 10 lost leads over six months, at your average deal value. ₹50,000 a deal is ₹5,00,000. ₹1 lakh a deal is ₹10 lakh. Most owners have never added it up, and the number is bigger than they expect.
Do not confuse motion with progress.
A rocking horse moves all day. It never goes anywhere. And honestly, that is most of us, busy from morning to night, replying, calling, running ads, meeting after meeting.
But is your revenue actually growing? Or are you just rocking?
If every lead isn’t followed up, you’re moving, not progressing.
One expensive question in business. What happened to that lead?
If your honest answer is “I’d have to check,” that gap has a name, and a cost. Because the moment a lead goes quiet, it doesn’t sit in one place waiting. It scatters.
It isn’t that you don’t care.
It’s that no system remembers for you.
You got busy
You can’t personally chase every lead, every day. Nobody can.
You can’t see your team
Who followed up, how many times, what they said, invisible to you.
It lives everywhere
WhatsApp, email, calls, never in one place you can act on.
No system underneath
So it depends on people. And people, however good, forget.
You know the buyer journey.
The question is how much of it is actually running.
Every lead moves through a buyer journey, from the first enquiry to the moment they’re ready to buy. You know this. You know that KIT, Keeping In Touch with the right message at the right moment, again and again, is what carries them across. What most businesses have never seen is exactly where, in their own pipeline, that journey quietly breaks.
On paper, a clean pipeline. In reality the follow-up scatters, loops and stalls, and the deal you already paid for never closes.
You already did the hard part, you built the journey. The only question left is: how much of it is actually running?
Every one of these leaks has a fix.
You don’t need more leads, more effort, or more tools. You need to see exactly where your revenue is slipping, and close those gaps for good. That is the whole reason we’re running The Lost Lead.
It’s free, and it’s not a pitch. Come for the answer to one question: how do you stop paying for leads you never close? Register, and find out.
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The Lost Lead Conclave · 2 July · 4:00–5:00 PM IST · Online
Vinita Pariyani
Her journey began with a simple belief, marketing should not feel confusing, overwhelming, or dependent only on agencies. Business owners deserve to understand how growth really works, and how to build systems that bring consistent opportunities.
Over the last 15+ years, she has worked deeply in the world of digital marketing, sales funnels, lead generation, and business growth.
As the founder of EvenDigit, an award-winning digital marketing agency from Indore, she has been part of the growth journey of 2,000+ businesses across industries.
But the biggest lesson did not come from campaigns, ads, or platforms. It came from watching what happened after a lead was generated. Again and again, she saw business owners invest heavily in marketing, receive inquiries, and still lose revenue, not because the leads were bad, but because the follow-up was delayed, the nurturing was weak, or the buyer journey was broken.
That realization became the foundation of The Lost Lead.
An alumna of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women programme and IIM Bangalore’s NSRCEL, a 40 Under 40 honouree, and founder of Learn360, she has trained and mentored hundreds of students and business owners to take control of their marketing and growth systems.
Her own journey as a founder, learner, mentor, and growth strategist has shaped one clear mission: to help business owners stop depending only on more leads, and start converting the opportunities they already have.
The Lost Lead is built from her personal experience of seeing revenue slip through the cracks, and her commitment to helping founders build a smarter, more consistent path from lead to sale.
Fifteen years of doing the work, not just talking about it.
