For real estate investors
A seller fills out the form and waits. The lead sits in the CRM for hours, sometimes overnight. Everyone knows it happens. Each one is a seller your competitor gets instead.
The $999 audit prices every tool you pay for, times the path from the form to the first call, and tells you what to cut and what to fix. Then we get on a call and go through it together.
The systems
The CRM
The calls and texts go out from it, and the purchase agreement goes out for signature while the rep is still on the call.
The alert
Your ad brings them to your site. Before they fill anything in, your rep has the page they are on, how long they have been there, and which ad brought them.
The AI caller
Consent, calling hours, and the do-not-call list are checked before the dial, and a failed check stops the call, and the attempt is logged instead.
Market sites
Market-specific pages written so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI can credit your domain. SMS alerts are built into the site and not the CRM.
Ads reporting
Pages, time on the site, calls, and form fills are tied back to the Google Ads keyword, so you know which keywords are worth paying for.
The alert, then the ladder
The rep gets the text when the visitor lands on the site, before anything is submitted. Speed to lead, the market's term, starts at the form. This starts at the visit.
From the form, one minute and two minutes are the settings the ladder escalates on. It is built so no lead waits more than two minutes.
How it starts
$999
The audit is $999 and available in two business days.
Are you losing leads to slow follow-up and paying too much for the ones you get? The audit answers both.
Your vendors make money when you add a tool. The audit starts by finding the ones to cut. Every tool you pay for gets priced line by line. If you run ads, the math behind your cost per lead gets checked against the account. What comes back is a written report on what to cancel, what to keep, and where your calling and texting need your attorney's eye.
Every finding names the tool, shows the math, and tells you where to go and check it. You keep the report whether or not you hire me for anything after it.
Questions investors ask
Some do and some do not, and a seller usually catches it a minute in rather than at hello. The tell is what the caller does when the seller stops answering the question and starts talking about the roof.
Read the full answerThere is no measured benchmark for this market, so a vendor quoting you one has borrowed it from another industry. I build to a ceiling of two minutes, and the audit times your own path from the form to the first call so you know what yours is.
Read the full answerOpen its log and set the date range to the last thirty days. An add-on that is doing work has messages or calls in there with times against them, and that work shows up on the contact record in your CRM. An empty log means you are paying a plan fee for something that was never wired to anything.
Read the full answerFifteen minutes, and we decide whether the audit is worth $999 to you.
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