SIMIS.AI · SUTD ARISE

From early signals
to a repeatable
sales engine

A concise synthesis of five homework parts: traffic, lead quality, channel choice, funnel design and an 18-month revenue case.

Class presentation · 1 October 2026
The argument

The evidence supports a disciplined test plan — not a proven forecast.

353
Pageviews · Umami
138
Unique visitors
19
Inbound leads across web + email
40
CTA clicks tracked

Working thesis: CCTV installers distribute and deliver; direct operator work creates learning and references; HQ sales creates multi-site upside; events and ecosystem routes create concentrated introductions.

Part 1 · Demand evidence

The reported totals show reach; the event data shows a measurement gap.

Part 1 headline totals

138 unique visitors

40 CTA clicks tracked

19 inbound leads across web + email

PostHog extraction

  • 104 visitors → 4 CTA visitors → 1 form/checker submission.
  • Singapore: 15% CTA rate among 20 visitors, but zero tracked form submissions.
  • US: largest visitor base at 47; only tracked form submission; CTA rate 2.1%.
  • 68.3% had no captured duration, which may indicate tracking failure rather than abandonment.

Part 1’s conclusion: traffic is an early demand signal, not evidence of qualified customer conversion.

Part 2 · Lead quality

Interest exists — qualification is the missing step.

14
External notifications
12
Unique addresses
12
Cold / unverified
0
Confirmed Hot or Warm

What is not known

Organisation, Singapore relevance, job role, buying authority, centre count, current CCTV setup and timing.

Promotion trigger

Verify the organisation and location, confirm the role, identify a concrete site need and secure a meeting, survey or referral.

Part 3 · Channel choice

A hybrid route matches Singapore’s fragmented childcare market.

Primary

CCTV partners

Sell, install and support through existing integrator relationships.

72 Singapore rows · 70 deduplicated CRM companies · 15 emails sent · 0 replies observed

Scale

HQ / operators

Use measured site proof to unlock multi-site rollout.

Learning

Direct centres

Secure early pilots, references and operating evidence.

New test

Trade shows

Pre-book high-fit meetings, then route qualified contacts into partner or HQ funnels.

All four routes remain hypotheses until response, meeting, pilot, installation and retention data are measured.

Part 4 · Funnel architecture

Six linked funnels feed two formal sales routes.

A · Partner recruitment

Installer outreach → active partner → referred opportunity.

B · HQ expansion

Discovery → single-site pilot → measured proof → rollout.

C · Website inbound

Visit → CTA → form → qualification → hand-off.

D · Referrals

Installation → evidence → named introduction → repeat or expansion.

E · Ecosystem

Trusted intermediary → briefing → qualified introduction.

F · Trade shows

Right event → pre-booked meeting → qualify → follow up → opportunity.

Website, referrals, ecosystem and events support the partner and HQ routes; they are not separate businesses.

Operating sequence

Validate the narrowest assumptions first.

01 · NowComplete installer outreach and repair event tracking.
02 · 30 daysRun partner discovery meetings and technical demos.
03 · 60 daysSecure site surveys or pilot proposals.
04 · 90 daysCapture installation and alert-quality evidence.
05 · After proofBegin HQ discovery after 2–3 successful installs.
06 · Scale gateFormal multi-site pilot after 5–10 installs across 2+ references.

Track

Contacted → replied → qualified → discovery → survey → pilot → install → retained.

Do not claim yet

Response rate, CAC, close rate, sales cycle, retention and partner productivity.

Decision rule

Scale only the routes that produce repeatable qualified opportunities.

Part 5 · Revenue trajectory

An accelerating case — with assumptions clearly labelled.

31
Centres by Month 18
61
Equipment sets
S$302.6k
Illustrative cumulative revenue

Model logic

One small pilot, followed by an increasing quarterly ramp of predominantly medium/large centres. Setup plus recurring subscription revenue produces an illustrative exit MRR of S$18.2k.

What can break it

Partner activation, close rate, installation capacity, cash needs, support workload, margin and retention are all unvalidated.

The model is a planning case, not a forecast of observed performance.

What the five parts teach

The next milestone is evidence quality, not more funnel complexity.

1

Make measurement joinable

Connect traffic, CTA, form, qualification and route with a privacy-safe event ID.

2

Turn contacts into learning

Record who replies, why they object, what they need and what next step they accept.

3

Earn the right to scale

Use pilots and references to validate partner economics before HQ rollout or paid growth.

“A disciplined test plan is more credible than a confident but unmeasured forecast.”

Closing

Build the proof.
Then scale the route.

SIMIS’s strongest near-term case is a partner-assisted, privacy-conscious childcare safety system — validated through measurable pilots, not assumed conversions.

Primary experiment

CCTV installer activation

Proof threshold

Successful installs and references

Expansion option

HQ multi-site rollout