US residential real estate · inbound leads
The average first reply to an online real-estate lead. Harvard Business Review timed 2,241 companies. Your buyer found someone else by dinner.
T+00:00.000 · INQUIRY RECEIVED
Hi, I came across the listing at 1427 Belmont Ave and I'm very interested. Is it still available? My husband and I are hoping to be settled before the school year starts, so we'd love to see it soon. What times work this week?
— Sarah Chen · (415) 555-0132
webhook · 9ms — parsed before her screen finished loading
T+00:00.009 · WRITING IN YOUR VOICE
the model · 21.5s — his tone, his cadence, one qualifying question, one concrete time
T+00:22.4 · HANDED TO GMAIL
Accepted by Gmail 22.4 seconds after Sarah pressed enter. She hasn't even closed the Zillow tab.
webhook 9ms · writing 21.5s · send 778ms
Follow-ups for fourteen days, spaced the way a person would space them. The second she answers, everything stops — nobody gets a “just bumping this” after the conversation is already alive.
↳ she replied on day 6 — sequence halted
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