Everything you need to find the next qualified lead.

Every Meta surface, organised — the whole set, in an order a person can follow.

• Campaigns, instant forms, audiences and lookalikes for Facebook and Instagram, laid out in the order you actually do them.
• Ten kinds of audience, each priced by the work it takes. A person who fits four of your ad sets is bought in one of them, not four.
• Every lead lands in your CRM with the campaign it came from, so the next launch knows which audience brought buyers.

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One dashboard and quick widgets. Forms included — the deep audience work is not.

• One dashboard, quick widgets and instant forms, with leads landing in the CRM the same way as the full product.
• What it leaves out is the audience expansion and the deep analysis, which need the full desk.

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Search and display, run properly — keywords, budgets and the competition view.

• Search campaigns built one ad group per buying intent: the project's name, its area and type, its developer, its payment plan, its handover year, each pointed at that project's own page.
• A competition view that separates the auctions you lost on rank from the ones you lost on budget, because the two have opposite fixes.
• Every real search that triggered one of your ads, with what it cost and what it brought.

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Search ads that run themselves for the projects you pick, in your own Google Ads account.

• You pick the projects. For each one the machine plans the keywords from the project's own record, one ad group per buying intent, and writes nothing it cannot back with a stored fact.
• Every project gets its own page, built inside the machine by Web Designer, because a keyword sent to a homepage costs more per click and converts less.
• The campaign is created in your own Google Ads account, paused, under a daily cap you set. You start it, or you let the machine start it inside that cap.
• Then it reads what people actually typed. A search that took money and brought nothing is stopped for you. A search that brought a lead at a price you can pay is proposed as a new keyword and waits for your yes.
• Rentals, jobs, 'free' and 'cheap' are excluded from day one, and a competitor's name is never bought.
• It runs on tokens: you pay for each targeting setup, and the wallet is the meter.

Runs on credit — pay for what works

Ships with Web Designer inside.

A page per project, generated and edited here — and the account owns what it makes.

• A page for each project, generated from the project's record and edited here.
• The account owns the pages it makes. They are yours to keep, on your own address.

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Ships with Inventory inside.

Where the making tools live — video, ads and pages, in one workflow.

• Video, ad creatives and pages made in one place, from the same project record.
• An ad set comes out as feed, square and story, and downloads as one file.

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One home for everything uploaded anywhere — images, video, and what is deployed.

• Everything uploaded anywhere on the account, in one place: images, video, and a record of what is deployed where.

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The scored property book — quality-checked stock, ready to sell from.

• The property book, checked for quality before anything sells from it.
• It installs onto the Google Lead Machine, which plans keywords only from what the book actually holds.

Comes with the account

Installs onto Google Lead Machine.