Lead distribution software - recommendations?

[RobbieFoston]

I'm looking for software that allows my inbound leads to be distributed to my clients on an automated basis.

For example: Limos.com captures the leads, how are these leads distributed without having to manually invoice and send over each lead individually?

Any advice for automation would be ace!

Thanks

 

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[eliquid]

Several software do this.

One I just recently heard about was leadshook - LeadsHook, Marketing, Lead Generation Software - Pricing Page

But there are others that are similar. Also lots of "affiliate" management software can do this.

I've always had my own I built, so I can not give suggestion of best ones from personal use.

 

[Move the chains]

I'm looking for software that allows my inbound leads to be distributed to my clients on an automated basis.

For example: Limos.com captures the leads, how are these leads distributed without having to manually invoice and send over each lead individually?

Any advice for automation would be ace!

Thanks

Ringba seems to have a lot of features if using multiple clients for the same type of leads. Great for creating rules for routing based on highest current bid.

Where do you have your phone numbers? That's going to be a factor on what systems integrate or if you're willing to port them.

 

[Andy Black]

I’ve not used it, but Leadshook is one I’ve heard about. Check out Dan Wardrope… pay-per-lead is his thing. He has a book and YouTube channel. I think he mentioned a cheaper solution too.

Maybe also GoHighLevel? A couple of agency clients use it, but I’ve not personally.

 

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[Move the chains]

Know a few people using GoHighLevel - has a big learning curve but powerful features.

I’ve not used it, but Leadshook is one I’ve heard about. Check out Dan Wardrope… pay-per-lead is his thing. He has a book and YouTube channel. I think he mentioned a cheaper solution too.

Maybe also GoHighLevel? A couple of agency clients use it, but I’ve not personally.