A developer buys thousands of leads a month and gets a handful of site visits: wrong numbers, people from other cities, and callbacks that come hours late, by which time the buyer has spoken to three other projects. This is how we would turn the funnel around.
A blueprint, not a client story: a problem we see often in real estate, and how we would solve it.
The symptoms that bring a team to us, in their own words.
How the pieces fit together. Follow the numbers.
Reliable, scalable, secure and sensible on cost: the choices that get there, with the settings beside them.
Every enquiry verifies its phone number with a one-time code and answers two short questions, budget and timing, before it is accepted. Audiences are limited to the city and the commuter belt, and the leads that never answer are fed back to the platforms as signals to avoid.
The moment an enquiry lands, WhatsApp sends the brochure, prices and open visit slots. The lead is scored and given to the next free salesperson, and if nobody calls within five minutes, the team lead is alerted.
Every site visit and booking is sent back to Google and Meta against the original click, so the platforms optimise for people who visit and book rather than people who fill forms. Bids move toward the campaigns that produce visits, and the dashboard shows cost per visit, not cost per lead.
Each project gets its own page that loads in under two seconds on 4G, with the RERA registration number, the floor plans, real photos and the price range up front. One clear action on every screen: book a visit.
Targets we would set together before the first line of work, and measure against after.
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