Captured directly from the client's Go High Level CRM. Between April 24 and July 31, 2026, this three-month campaign generated 145 opportunities for a Texas-based mortgage business. 9 applications were already submitted, representing $3,753,000 in pipeline value, while another 2 applications sat in the final stage to be submitted, worth $1,095,000.

The value isn't simply the number of inquiries—it's the system behind them. Every opportunity was captured, tracked, qualified, and moved through clearly defined pipeline stages, giving the sales team complete visibility from first inquiry to funded application instead of relying on spreadsheets or manual follow-up.

Captured directly from the client's Go High Level CRM. Between April 13 and April 21, 2026, this VA Purchase campaign generated 70 new opportunities, resulting in 20 booked appointments and 3 live transfers within the first seven days of launch.

More than the lead volume, this snapshot shows a pipeline built for action. Every inquiry was automatically captured, organized, and moved toward the appropriate next step—whether that meant speaking with the team immediately through a live transfer or scheduling a qualified appointment—ensuring opportunities were acted on while intent was at its highest.

Captured directly from Meta Ads Manager. Between May 13 and June 24, 2026, this campaign generated 258 FHA borrower inquiries across Arizona and California at an average cost of $9.98 per lead, with a total ad spend of $2,573.77.

The results reflect more than efficient advertising—they demonstrate the value of combining the right audience, messaging, and offer to consistently attract borrowers actively exploring FHA financing. Rather than optimizing for clicks or reach, the campaigns were built to generate qualified inquiries that could move into a structured sales pipeline.

Three separate markets — Michigan, New Mexico and Wisconsin — run as one structured system. 22,336 on-Facebook leads, 21.4M impressions and $299,420.46 in managed spend, at a blended $13.41 per lead across all three.

Michigan alone carried 12,413 leads at $11.24. The same build, dropped into three geographies, holds its cost-per-lead — and that repeatability is the whole point of a properly engineered system.