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A buyer fills in "Book a Viewing" on a real estate website.
Within 60 seconds, an AI voice agent calls them back, answers their questions and books the viewing on the live calendar.
The team starts the day with viewings booked, not a list of people to call back.
A quick check for your own business:
- open your last 20 website leads.
- For each one, compare when the form came in with when someone first called.
If the usual gap is hours rather than minutes, that's where your viewings go.
Want that gap closed?
I'd love to discuss your setup in more detail.
P.s the case study is on my profile
The 60-second callback isn't a feature — it's the entire competitive advantage. Great breakdown, Katya.
Yeah exactly, especially in competItive industries like real estate
Thx!!
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