Dara Mac Raghnaill in the Media
Dara Mac Raghnaill is a freelance B2B paid acquisition consultant focused on qualified pipeline, lead quality, and the connection between advertising activity and sales outcomes.
What the published interviews cover
The three interviews below discuss the same commercial issue from different angles: a lower cost per lead does not automatically mean better pipeline. The work starts by reviewing targeting, offer, landing pages, booking flow, tracking, CRM handoff, and sales acceptance.
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USA Vantage: The metrics sales teams distrust
This interview explains why a campaign can report strong lead volume while sales stops working the queue. It introduces the Funnel Leak Map approach and the importance of measuring what happens after a form submission.
Read the USA Vantage interview
New York Vantage: Why cheap leads can be expensive
This article looks at the gap between falling cost per lead and useful sales conversations. It covers account fit, buying intent, landing-page clarity, booking friction, and source-to-opportunity reporting.
Read the New York Vantage interview
Los Angeles Vantage: Before the ads run
This piece covers the checks that should happen before a B2B campaign is launched or scaled. The focus is pipeline quality, not platform activity alone.
Read the Los Angeles Vantage interview
Who is Dara Mac Raghnaill?
Dara Mac Raghnaill works directly with B2B SaaS and enterprise technology teams on LinkedIn Ads, Google Ads, funnel audits, landing pages, tracking, CRM workflows, and AI-assisted campaign operations. The work is designed for marketing leaders who need clearer visibility into qualified pipeline without adding an agency layer.
Book a B2B funnel review or view Dara’s LinkedIn profile.
Common questions
What does Dara Mac Raghnaill help B2B companies improve?
He helps teams improve paid acquisition, lead quality, landing-page conversion, source tracking, and the handoff from marketing to sales.
What is the main idea across the interviews?
The main idea is that lead volume and cost per lead are incomplete measures. B2B teams also need to understand account fit, sales acceptance, meetings, opportunities, and revenue.
Who is the work for?
The best fit is an established B2B company with a real paid media budget, a complex sales cycle, and a need to connect campaigns to qualified pipeline.