Investor’s public-record leads now collect and follow up on their own
Tax-sale listings were copied into a sheet by hand.
Real estate
I copy tax-sale listings into a sheet by hand, then write every email and follow-up myself.
- The problem
- I copy tax-sale listings into a sheet by hand, then write every email and follow-up myself.
- What we built
- A listing extractor. A file lands in Drive, the listings land in the sheet.
- What changed
- New listings land in the sheet on their own.
The problem
I copy tax-sale listings into a sheet by hand, then write every email and follow-up myself.
- Tax-sale listings were copied into a sheet by hand.
- First emails, follow-ups and replies were all manual.
- An analyst’s days went to collecting public data.
What we built
- A listing extractor. A file lands in Drive, the listings land in the sheet.
- A first email. Each new lead gets one on its own.
- Follow-up on a schedule. A follow-up sequence runs without anyone starting it.
- Reply handling. Answers are caught, so none get lost.
- In their own account. Four workflows, one system.
What changed
New listings land in the sheet on their own.
Each new lead gets a first email, follow-ups run on a schedule, and replies do not get lost.
Copying leads into a sheet by hand?
We will show you where they slip and what we would build first.
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Tools
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- Google Drive
- Google Sheets
- Gmail