Leads.
Everyone who filled out your form.
What kind of business?
New York City.
Your best work sits on your grid, and only people who already follow you ever see it.
We cut Facebook and Instagram ads from your own posts and show them to people nearby, inside Meta's ad rules. Every month you get a new ad film, cut from your posts.
Nothing medical. Just how to reach you.
Someone fills out a form at lunch. Nobody gets back to her until the next day, and by then she has booked somewhere else.
Within a minute she gets a text in your name with a link to pick a time. If she doesn't book from it, your voice receptionist calls her and books the consult on the call, or points her to the link it just sent.
I can book your consult for Thursday at 4:30. Does that work?
Leads sit in an inbox nobody checks between clients.
The moment a form comes in, your front desk gets an alert with her name and number, so someone calls while she's still interested.
New lead: Alex
(917) 555-0142 · Thursday after 4
CallMost new tools want you to switch booking systems, move your clients and retrain your desk.
New clients book into one consult calendar, in the windows you choose. You block those windows in your own system once. Nothing to switch, nothing to connect, and your desk marks who showed.
One page every month. You see what the ads brought in and decide if it's working.
Everyone who filled out your form.
How many of them booked a consult.
How many came in. Your desk marks it, so the count is yours.
A shop in Queens. A studio in Manhattan.
Every client gets a site like these, built from their own photos and videos and layered in depth so it moves as you scroll. No templates. No two alike.
The website and a booking system built for WellKept Barbershop in Astoria, Queens. Opens in a new tab.
A new site for Turner Esthetics, a licensed esthetician in Manhattan, still in preview. Her booking button hands clients straight to her phone. Opens in a new tab.
No. The ad budget is separate. It goes on your card and is paid straight to Meta, in your name. We set the daily amount together on the call, and start small.
Nothing long-term. It's month to month. Give 30 days notice and it stops.
You do. The ad account is in your name, on your card, and we get partner access to run it. If you leave, the account and everything in it stays yours.
Within a minute of sending the form, she gets a text in your name. If she doesn't book from it, your voice receptionist calls her. Your desk gets an alert at the same moment, so someone can call while she's still interested.
No. New clients book into a consult calendar made just for them. You pick the windows once and block them in your own system. There's nothing to connect and nothing to move.
No. Our forms ask only for a name, a phone number, an email and a good time to reach someone. Nothing medical goes into the system.
Yes. Every client gets a new site built from their own photos and videos, layered so it moves as you scroll, live on their own domain. It's where the ads send people.
No. The site comes with the service, because a site without the follow-up behind it doesn't bring in clients.
It's one flat monthly price, plus the ad budget on your card. You hear it on the call, once we know a new client is worth enough to you for it to make sense.
Then you don't need more leads. You need every slot kept: rebooks on time, open slots texted to your waitlist, reminders that cut no-shows.
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Nice to meet you. I'm Gamo, born and raised in NYC.
I meet owners in person across the five boroughs.