They asked for the proposal.

The deal still died.

Send me that deal. I’ll review the call, find the exact moment it lost momentum, and send you a short Loom breaking down what happened and what should have happened instead.

You’ll have your Loom in 48 hours.

The Deal That Should’ve Closed

The call went well. You could feel it.

They asked real questions.

Pushed back on pricing.
Maybe even said “send me the proposal.”

So you sent it.
Followed up. Gave them space.

The replies got shorter.
Then slower.
Then stopped.

No hard no.
No real objection.

Just silence — from someone who was discussing next steps three days ago.

You’re not confused because the deal fell apart.
You’re confused because it looked completely fine right up until it wasn’t.

Here’s what actually happened:

The deal didn’t die when they went quiet.
It lost momentum on the call — before you ever hit send on that proposal.

That’s the moment I find.

Where Deals Actually Break

Most deals don’t fall apart randomly. They break in the same places over and over again.

1
The last 5–10 minutes of the call
This is where a decision should happen. When it doesn’t, the call ends with interest… but no direction. And a prospect who didn’t say no also has no reason to say yes.
2
Sending a proposal without a locked next step
A proposal without a committed next step is just a document they can ignore. If there's no agreed follow-up before you hit send, the deal leaves the call with no reason to move forward.
3
The first 24 hours after the call
This is where deals are either kept alive or quietly lost. What you send (and when) determines whether momentum continues… or dies.
4
Follow-ups that don’t move the deal forward
Most follow-ups just “check in.” That keeps the conversation warm, but warm doesn’t close deals. If your follow-up isn’t driving a decision, you’re waiting… not selling.
5
The prospect controls the deal
When they set the pace, everything slows down. The deal doesn’t die in one moment — it drifts… until it’s too late to recover.

You don’t need to fix your entire sales process. You just need to fix where your deals are breaking and that’s exactly what I help you find.

Most deals don’t stall because of what was said on the call — but because nothing clearly moves forward after it.

Which One Is Costing You Deals?

You won’t know until you look at a real deal.

That’s exactly what the Loom does — maps your specific deal and shows you where it stopped moving.

Not a guess. Not generic advice.
Specific to your deal.

I’ll show you exactly where it broke.

How This Works

Fill out a short form

Takes under two minutes.

You’ll share a few details about your calls - what’s happening after them, and where deals seem to be stalling.

I break down your process

I look at what happened before, during, and after that specific call — across the five breakdown points.

Not a generic review.
 I’m looking for where your deals actually stop moving.

You get a Loom breakdown

I'll map your deal timeline, find where it lost momentum, and show you why — with a specific fix for your situation.

  • Where momentum dropped in this deal
  • Why prospects go quiet after the call
  • What to fix first

Built for One Type of Person

You’re already getting on calls.

People are showing interest.

Some conversations feel like they should close.

But they don’t.
Especially the ones where the prospect seemed genuinely interested.

This isn’t about getting more leads or fixing your top of funnel.

It’s for when the calls are happening and the right ones still aren’t converting.

If you’ve ever hung up thinking “that should’ve closed” and couldn’t figure out why it didn’t, this is for you.


This isn’t for you if:

  • You’re not doing sales calls or demos
  • Your problem is lead quality or volume
  • You’re looking for closing scripts or follow-up templates

Let’s Find Where It’s Breaking

I’m Jangam Renuka. I find the exact moment a warm deal lost momentum and show you what should have happened differently.

Start with a real deal that didn’t close. That gives me the context I need to show you exactly where it stopped moving and why.

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