Price-checkers and students
Technical searches attract spares hunters, job seekers, students and resellers comparing prices. They all count as RFQs.
Industrial & manufacturing
Cheaper RFQs are not better RFQs. Zephra creates, runs and improves Google, LinkedIn and Meta Ads for RFQ-led businesses, using quote-ready enquiries, quotes and orders rather than enquiry volume, with your approval.
The problem
Technical searches attract spares hunters, job seekers, students and resellers comparing prices. They all count as RFQs.
Enquiries passed to dealers or distributors disappear. Nobody records whether they became quotes, so campaigns can’t learn.
An order that lands months after the click is too late for Google, Meta or LinkedIn to learn from. An earlier stage has to steer.
How it works
The enquiry arrives from Search, LinkedIn, Meta, a phone call or WhatsApp, with its source recorded.
Sales marks whether the specification, volume and location are in range: the earliest reliable quality signal.
Quote sent. Where configured, the stage goes back to Google, LinkedIn and Meta as a conversion.
Orders confirm which campaigns produce revenue, and check that the earlier signal still predicts value.
Status can come from a CRM or a spreadsheet. See lead quality optimisation for how evidence turns into decisions.
See it in action
Who it’s for
Technical and part-number searches, long approval cycles and plant visits. Manufacturer playbook
Price-list searches, dealer hand-offs and repeat buyers. Record dealer outcomes as the stage. Distributor playbook
Few, high-value opportunities where tender invitations and vendor registrations are the useful signals.
Channels
Technical and part-number terms, negative keywords, search-term review by outcome, Quality Score.
LinkedIn AdsEngineers, procurement heads and named accounts, judged on cost per quote rather than cost per lead.
Meta AdsRetargeting site visitors and trade-show audiences, with Instant Form quality kept in check.
Markets
Free assessment
It takes 10–15 minutes, needs no CRM, makes no campaign changes and uses the platforms’ own sign-in, revocable at any time. What the assessment covers · Security · Pricing
Questions, answered
Yes, where configured. Zephra takes RFQ status from your CRM or a spreadsheet, such as quote-ready, quoted or ordered. It uses that status to assess lead quality, sends the stages to Google, LinkedIn and Meta as conversions, and recommends budget, keyword and negative-keyword changes. You approve changes within spend limits.
Zephra is software that creates, runs and improves your Google, Meta and LinkedIn campaigns using lead quality, with your team approving changes. Some firms use it instead of an agency retainer; others use it alongside their agency or in-house marketer.
Zephra doesn’t connect to directories, but you can record the status of leads from any source in the same sheet. That lets you compare directory enquiries and paid campaigns on the same qualified definition.
Ask dealers for the outcome and record it as the lead’s stage. Without dealer feedback, campaigns can only learn from enquiries, not from quotes or orders.
No. A spreadsheet with the lead, date, stage and reason is enough to start. A CRM adds history and automation.
Only low-risk changes your team allows to run automatically. Everything else follows your permissions or waits for approval, within spend limits, and every change is recorded in an audit log.
Start with your account
The free assessment reviews Google, Meta and LinkedIn Ads for wasted spend, structure, constraints and measurement gaps.