How do I tell a real buyer from a tyre-kicker?

Look at behaviour inside the product, not the email address. The sign-up tells you someone was curious, not that they are ready to talk. Write down three or four activation actions that only a serious evaluator would take, a connected data source, an invited teammate, a return visit, then treat anyone who hits most of them as high intent. Everything else stays on nurture until their usage changes.

Can I call or SMS a trial sign-up in Singapore?

Only after you have covered the DNC and PDPA basics. Check the number against the Do Not Call registry, or be confident a valid ongoing-relationship exemption applies, and keep an opt-out on every message. Following up about the trial they started is usually a reasonable use of their details. Unrelated marketing is a different question, and for edge cases you should check PDPC guidance.

We are a tiny team with no ops person. Where do I start?

Start with the split. Write one PQL definition, route anyone who meets it to a fast human reply, and leave everyone else on the automated nurture you already have. That one change stops the loudest low-intent user from eating all your attention and gets your best-fit sign-ups a real conversation while they are still warm.

Why do demos get booked and then not happen?

Because the booking is treated as the finish line. People bounce off a full calendar, or they book and forget, and nothing keeps them warm in between. Follow up on abandoned bookings, offer near-term slots, and send a confirmation plus reminders. Track demos held, not demos requested. If sign-ups are coming in fine but the calls are not, the fix starts with knowing which ones to call. See how we help teams decide which sign-ups are worth a human and get them booked before the intent cools.

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