Hey everyone!
Something I keep thinking about in real estate:
Agents are running paid campaigns, posting on social, buying leads from Zillow and Realtor.com and then manually triaging everything that comes in.
New lead hits. Someone has to notice it, log it, assign it, and follow up. And that window between "lead submits a form" and "agent actually reaches out" is where a lot of deals quietly die.
I've been mapping out what it would look like to actually connect the pieces, campaign source tracked on entry, lead auto-routed based on where they came from and what they're asking about, follow-up sequence triggered immediately, agent notified with context already attached.
No lead sitting in an inbox waiting for someone to action it. Just clean hands free consistency and lead nurturing.
Curious whether this is a real bottleneck for people running teams or managing volume or if most operations have already figured this out and I'm late to the problem.
What does your current lead intake actually look like when it's firing on all cylinders?