How Do You Forecast Pipeline from Lead Generation Inputs?
Forecasting pipeline from lead generation inputs is about turning data into revenue visibility.
If you know how many leads you’re bringing in, you should be able to predict future sales.
The trick is to use the right conversion assumptions and keep refining them.
Steps to Forecast Pipeline
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Track Lead Volume
Start with how many qualified leads are entering your funnel per week/month. -
Define Lead Quality
Not all leads are equal. Separate marketing-qualified (MQLs) from sales-qualified (SQLs). -
Apply Conversion Rates
Look at historical data:
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MQL → SQL %
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SQL → Opportunity %
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Opportunity → Closed-Won %
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Add Average Deal Value
Multiply opportunities by your average contract size or sale value. -
Project Pipeline
Leads × conversion rates × deal value = forecasted pipeline.
Example
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500 MQLs per month
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40% become SQLs = 200
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25% become opportunities = 50
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20% close = 10 wins
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Avg. deal = £10,000
Forecasted pipeline = £100,000 per month.
Where Fatrank Helps
Most teams struggle with forecasting because their inputs aren’t predictable. If your leads are low intent, forecasts collapse.
Fatrank solves this by delivering exclusive, high-intent leads on a commission-only, pay-on-performance model. That means your inputs are consistent and your forecasts reliable.
Quick Takeaway
Forecasting pipeline from lead generation inputs is just math. The challenge is getting quality inputs. Without that, forecasts are fantasy. With Fatrank, you get guaranteed ROI lead generation — so your numbers actually add up.
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