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Fifteen Years of Referrals. Then Eight Weeks of Something Else.

Profile

Independent agency, 15+ years in business.

Before

Strong referral flow and no second channel underneath it. Portal inquiries arriving without context. Follow-up landing after the seller had already booked.

Built

Market-specific angles on Meta and Google local search, a conversion page and intake logic for their service area, follow-up sequences, and calendar handoff with context attached.

0 Closed deals in the first eight weeks
Under $200 Cost per booked appointment, blended
Week 2 Time to first appointment from build start
Meta & Google Channel, local search intent

The Eight Weeks, In Order

Week 1 Service area mapped. Current numbers pulled. Angles written for their price bands and neighborhoods. Everything approved before spend. Build
Week 2 Campaigns, conversion page, and intake live. First qualified conversations routed the same week. Launch
Weeks 3 to 4 Angles adjusted against real intake data. Follow-up timing tightened. Calibrate
Weeks 5 to 8 Steady appointment volume. Seven closed deals across the period at under $200 per booked appointment. Steady state

From Portal Noise To a Calendar You Can Forecast

DimensionBeforeAfter
Pipeline source Referrals, mostly Referrals plus a paid route underneath them
Weekly metric Inquiries received Appointments booked and held
Response time After the showing ends While intent is still fresh
Agent context A name and a phone number Timeline, area, budget range, motivation
Quiet quarters Absorbed, then explained Forecast, then filled

What Owners Say After the First Quarter

Marcus Whitfield, Managing Broker at Whitfield and Rowe Realty
“We went from chasing portal inquiries to eleven seller appointments on the calendar before the end of week four. Nobody on my team opens a call guessing who they are talking to anymore.”

Marcus Whitfield, Managing Broker

Whitfield and Rowe Realty, Charlotte, NC

Further testimonials are published here as clients approve attribution. We would rather run one card with a real name on it than three without.

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