eCommerce · Shopify SaaS Growth-stage SaaS HubSpot
Case Study

From zero HubSpot infrastructure to a BFCM-ready revenue engine in 6 weeks

A Shopify-native eCommerce platform was missing 85% of its MarTech infrastructure three months before Black Friday. No lead scoring, no workflows, no dashboards, no pipeline. Six weeks later, they had a BFCM-ready HubSpot portal integrated with Amplemarket for outbound.

Based on a true story. Client Names and Company have been changed and identifying details to protect confidentiality.

85%
Infrastructure gap closed
6 weeks
From review to live
28
Fields HubSpot → Amplemarket
3 waves
Structured rollout
Goals

Build BFCM-ready HubSpot infrastructure from zero, with lead scoring, workflows, dashboards, and outbound integration.

Scope

Full MarTech audit, 3-wave rollout (foundations, pipeline, visibility), Amplemarket integration with 28-field contact map.

Impact

Revenue engine operational 6 weeks before Black Friday. Clean attribution, real pipeline, outbound feeding HubSpot.

The challenge

The company had grown fast without ever installing the MarTech foundation you would expect at their revenue stage. HubSpot existed as an email tool and nothing else — no custom properties for their ICP, no lead scoring, no nurture workflows, no landing pages, no dashboards, no pipeline. Their biggest revenue week of the year was ninety days away, and there was no way to track where Black Friday pipeline was coming from, let alone attribute it.

They had invested heavily in paid media and in outbound through a separate platform, but the two systems were not talking to each other. Leads were being created, qualified, and lost without ever being tracked back to a source.

What I did

We ran a full MarTech diagnosis in the first week and landed on a three-wave rollout designed to ship the most revenue-critical pieces first.

Wave 1 — Foundations (weeks 1–2)

  • Custom properties for the company's ICP, including firmographic and behavioral signals
  • A working lead scoring model designed around buying intent, not vanity engagement
  • Primary forms and landing pages for the Black Friday offers
  • A clean, three-layer lead-source tracking schema: Lead ChannelLead Source CategoryLead Source Detail

Wave 2 — Pipeline and nurture (weeks 3–4)

  • Email templates and nurture sequences for the BFCM campaign
  • A dedicated Black Friday pipeline and deal workflow
  • Landing pages for each offer and campaign
  • Integration of HubSpot with the outbound platform, including a 28-field contact map and a 7-field company map

Wave 3 — Visibility and polish (weeks 5–6)

  • A BFCM dashboard built around pipeline, attribution, and conversion by source
  • Connection of the LinkedIn and Meta ad accounts for proper source tracking
  • A BFCM-specific ROI calculator hosted on a dark-mode HubSpot landing page with performance multipliers tuned to the company's historical data

The outcome

Six weeks after kickoff, the company went into Black Friday with a working HubSpot portal, clean lead-source tracking, a real pipeline, and dashboards that showed leadership where the business was actually coming from. The outbound platform was now feeding qualified contacts directly into HubSpot with the right source attribution from day one.

Most importantly, they had closed the 85% infrastructure gap in time for their biggest week of the year — and the playbook we built is still in production as their platform of record.

VP Marketing
Six weeks of work shifted our entire revenue operation. We went into BFCM with data we had never had before.
VP Marketing eCommerce · Shopify SaaS
Shani Wolf
Shani Wolf
Fractional CMO · MarTech & AI Strategy

15+ years in B2B marketing, from global enterprises to high-growth startups. I build the marketing infrastructure that makes revenue predictable.

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