Speed-to-Lead
A form is filled in, a portal lead lands: within sixty seconds the person gets a personal text, an email, and a slot to book. You stay with your client.
Call the number and play a client. The line answers on the first ring. Your web forms get that same speed, by text and email.
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Your site forms, property portals, and ad forms. Each new enquiry lands in one place, with its source noted.
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A personal text and email in under a minute, with two slots to book, at any hour.
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No reply? A short reminder goes out on day one and day three, then the lead is flagged for you to call.
One inbox for all sources, a reply in a minute, and real follow-ups.
Instant reply
A personal text and email in under sixty seconds
Every source
Site forms, portals, and ad forms in one inbox
Two slots offered
Times read from the diary you already keep
Day and night
Nights and weekends, the same speed
Follow-ups
Reminders on day one and day three, then you
Team alert
You are told at once, with the lead’s details
“Firms that replied within an hour were nearly seven times likelier to qualify the lead than those that waited.”
The Short Life of Online Sales Leads, HBR, 2011
Read the study
Your site forms, portals that email their leads, and Meta or Google ad forms. Anything that sends an email or a webhook can be connected.
No. It is written from your templates and the details in the enquiry, so it reads like a personal note. You approve the wording before launch.
They get their reply within the minute, just like in the day. You are alerted at once and call back when it suits you.
No. It makes the first contact and offers a slot. Your team still runs the meeting and the sale, with the whole history in the file.
A fixed build fee, then an optional monthly fee to run and improve it. You get a written proposal after the free audit, before any work starts.
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The phone needs the same speed as the web form.
The reply and the booking land in the client file, with the source.