CRM flows and follow-up
Marketing Automation & CRM Integration
Routing, a fast first reply and follow-up that ends when the lead answers, all inside the CRM you already pay for.
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Business automation services
Our business automation services cover the work between a new lead and a paid invoice. That means CRM, follow-up, reporting, AI agents, voice agents and the pages that feed them. Pick the problem you have. If two apply, start with the one your team complains about most.
Problem 1 · Leads go cold
A form lands in a shared inbox, a call rings out, an estimate gets no second touch. Follow-up that depends on someone remembering will eventually be forgotten. We automate it: routing, replies, reminders and, for calls, a voice agent that answers and books.
CRM flows and follow-up
Routing, a fast first reply and follow-up that ends when the lead answers, all inside the CRM you already pay for.
See the serviceHVAC, plumbing, cleaning and trades
Missed call text back, estimate follow-up and revenue by source for HVAC, plumbing, cleaning and the trades, on the field-service tool you already run.
See the servicePages, forms and handoffs
Pages and forms rebuilt so more visits become qualified leads, with each submission sent to your CRM with its source.
See the serviceAnswering and booking calls
An AI voice agent that answers, qualifies and books, hands off to a person when it should and logs every call in the CRM.
See the serviceConnected customer records
Forms, calls, ads, billing and field-service tools joined into one record per lead, with an alert when a sync fails.
See the serviceSpeed to lead
Routing, automatic first replies and sales follow-up that run on rules you set, so reps spend the day on the warm leads.
See the serviceProblem 2 · Spend you cannot trace
The ad platform, the CRM and the invoice each hold a piece, and someone pastes them into a spreadsheet at month end. We join the sources so the report runs on a schedule and every figure starts from the same sources.
Google, Meta and LinkedIn ads
Ad leads tied to their campaign, routed to a named person and, where the data allows, checked against the sales they became, with pacing watched between reviews.
See the serviceDashboards and reporting
Marketing, sales and KPI dashboards read from one set of definitions, with the gaps between platforms labeled.
See the serviceHandoffs, scores and reporting
Written lifecycle stages, handoff owners, health scores and one revenue report, built in the CRM you already run.
See the serviceFacebook and Instagram ads
Meta leads tracked to the ad, delivered to the CRM as they arrive, with closed sales sent back so Meta learns from customers.
See the serviceProblem 3 · Invisible when buyers ask
The shortlist forms before anyone fills in a form. If search, the map and AI answers never mention you, the lead you lost never appears in a report. The pages that answer buyers also feed your CRM, so we build them as one job.
B2B SEO and AI search
Pages built to rank in search and be quoted by AI answers, with each inquiry traced from the search to your CRM.
See the serviceContent, creators and press
One claim you can prove, built into a pillar piece, expert quotes, creator work and a press pitch that point at each other.
See the serviceAI answer visibility
Record who AI answers name today, fix the pages they draw from, and count the AI visits you can see.
See the serviceDirect-answer content
Pages that answer the question in their first lines, so snippets and AI answers can quote you and the visit is counted.
See the serviceCrawling, indexing and speed
Find what blocks crawling and indexing, starting with the pages that carry your forms and phone number, and hand your developers a short list to ship in order.
See the serviceMaps and service areas
Service-area profiles, reviews and local pages for businesses that go to the customer, with calls from the map followed to booked jobs.
See the serviceEarned mentions and links
Original data and expert commentary that reporters use, earning the mentions search and AI trust, with the visits counted.
See the serviceMessaging and media relations
Positioning, press materials, spokesperson prep and outreach for a launch, with the inquiries it sends counted where your CRM records source.
See the serviceTopics, briefs and review
Topic maps, briefs, review steps and refresh rules, with a named owner for every page and leads traced to the pages.
See the serviceProblem 4 · Busywork eating the team
Good people spend the week moving details between tools, rebuilding the same report and chasing the same updates. We find that work, build it once and keep it running, so the team has time for what only a person can do.
AI agents and automation
AI agents take the copying, sorting and first drafts between a lead and an invoice, and a person releases whatever a customer will read.
See the servicePlan, handoff and scoreboard
The ICP, offer, channel roles and weekly scoreboard written down so marketing and sales run one plan.
See the serviceBriefs, tests and fatigue
Briefs from customer evidence, AI-assisted variants a person approves, tagged tests and fatigue alerts.
See the serviceHow the work gets done
Some automation services stop at installing a tool. Ours runs in four steps, in this order, on a system we build and run for you.
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We list what your team repeats in a week and where leads, money or hours slip out between tools.
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Follow-up, routing, reminders, meeting notes and reports go into rules and agents. Hybrid automation runs inside the system and on n8n, Zapier or Make.
03
Pipeline, ad pacing, retention and books are read from their sources and shown together, so one screen answers what is working.
04
We watch the logs, repair what breaks and add the next job once the last one is steady.
Illustrative, not a client result
The Friday report
Today someone opens four tools, copies numbers into a sheet and fixes the totals by hand. After the build, the same report runs on a schedule and lands in one place. It still needs a person who understands the numbers. We do not quote hours saved before we have seen the work.
Calls follow the same logic. An AI voice agent answers, asks your questions and books the slot, then hands over to a person when it should.
Browse by practice
Five practices group the services. Automation and revenue operations are where most of the wiring happens. Search, paid and web bring the leads in and show what they were worth. The lines are loose on purpose.
Automate the repeatable work. Keep judgment and the customer relationship with people.
5 services 02Be the source buyers and AI answers reach for, not just a page with more keywords.
8 services 03Know what the campaign taught you, who responded and what happened after the click.
4 services 04Swap disconnected reports and handoffs for one operating model people can read.
6 services 05Make the next step easier without tricking the person taking it.
4 servicesThe working stack
We connect to what you already run and add a tool only when the job cannot be done without one. Platform names show what we can work with. They are not endorsements or partnerships.
Any one of these is enough to start
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