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The ad worked. The lead still didn't book.

Between the click and the calendar there are two handoffs — the people who make your creative, the people who build your page, and whoever ends up owning follow-up. Each one does their part correctly. The lead still falls through, because the gap between them isn't anybody's job.

We build all three as one line.

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anonymous click
01 — Creative

The ad that earns the click

Static and video built against the offer rather than around it. Hooks written in batches, variants that change one thing at a time so a result means something, and a scoreboard that says which idea won — not which post got likes.

Creative test — batch 04
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02 — Site

The page that converts it

One page, one action, fast on a phone. Written before it is designed, so the layout serves the argument instead of decorating it. You are reading a sample of the work right now.

Landing page
Name — Marcus R.
Phone — (210) •••‑4471
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03 — System

The system that books it

Pipelines, lead scoring, missed-call text-back, no-show recovery, dormant re-engagement. It answers in seconds at two in the morning, and your staff only sees the ones worth a phone call.

Follow-up — automatic
Hi Marcus — saw you asked about a consult. Want me to hold a time this week?02:14 · 8 seconds after the form
yeah thursday works07:41
Consultation bookedTHU 4:30 PM

Now buy those three things separately.

An agency for the creative. A freelancer for the site. Whoever is left for the follow-up. Three invoices, three calendars, three people who each did their job.

Creativedid their job
Sitedid their job
Follow-updid their job

Nobody was hired to own the two inches between them — so the lead that clicked at 2am waits until Tuesday, lands in a form nobody routed, and is worth nothing by the time a human reads it. One shop means the handoff isn't a handoff.

Proof

The first system we built was our own.

Running daily

A bot that works a real estate pipeline

Before RSFRB took a client, it built the thing it sells. A system watches pre-foreclosure filings across three counties, formats what it finds, skip-traces it, and delivers finished leads with notifications. It opened up a county that was too high-volume to track by hand. It still runs every day, and it freed a partner from doing all of that manually.

You're standing in it

This site, and the one behind it

The page you're reading and the installation walkthrough at rsfrb.com/automations are both ours — written, designed, built and shipped in house. If you want to know what the web work looks like, you are already looking at it.

RSFRB is new, and we'd rather say so. There is no logo wall on this page because there is not one to show yet. What there is: working software, a system running a real operation every day, and an owner who will be the one building yours.

Tell us where the leads are leaking.

Thirty minutes. We map the path from your ad to your calendar and mark every place a lead can fall out of it — the slow reply, the form that goes nowhere, the no-show nobody chased.

You keep the map either way.