Public community site
Premium Rising Hills page with sitemap, curated listings, map context, and listing portal handoffs.
AIRES case study brief
Rising Hills: community website plus lead operating layer
AIRES turns a community launch into a polished public experience connected to private lead routing, on-site registration, agent follow-up, and broker accountability.
What the brokerage sees
One clean story from buyer interest to accountable follow-up.
On-site registration
QR-friendly model-home form captures walk-in visitors with event, community, and source context.
Private Lead Hub
Event dashboard shows owners, first-contact state, overdue tasks, visitor CSV, and printable follow-up packet.
Brokerage scale
The same operating layer can manage clients, agents, modules, support tiers, feature flags, and future CRM sync.
What they get
A practical first launch that can grow into a brokerage operating system.
Public launch
A branded community or brokerage site built around one clear first use case: Rising Hills, a featured inventory push, an open-house campaign, or an agent/team page.
Lead operations
A private Hub for captured leads, owner assignment, routing rules, Smart Lists, journey context, registration visitors, tasks, notes, exports, and follow-up accountability.
Broker controls
Client-level settings for branding, domains, enabled modules, support package, feature flags, users, agent roster, and launch checklist status.
Growth path
A roadmap from curated listing cards and clean lead capture into agent micro-dashboards, CRM/API sync, AI onboarding, automated follow-up, and multi-client scaling.
Why it matters
AIRES avoids the fragile WordPress plugin stack while preserving the brokerage's sales workflow.
- Curated property cards reduce IDX dependency for the MVP.
- Walk-in visitors are captured from QR forms instead of loose paper sheets.
- Leads retain community, listing, event, owner, task, and journey context.
- Broker dashboards make follow-up risk visible before leads get stale.
How to review
Keep the first review public and focused.
- Start with the Rising Hills public site and imagine it as one real community, neighborhood, or campaign.
- Use the Client Preview section to see the public review path from visitor interest into lead capture.
- Review the Lead Hub overview to understand the private workflow behind the site.
- Use the Monday walkthrough to screen-share protected Hub screens instead of emailing credentials first.
1. Public community page 2. Model-home registration 3. Event follow-up queue 4. Packet, CSV, and agent queue
Live demo links
Use these during or after the call.
Client demo guidehttps://askaires.com/sales-deck/client-demo-guide/Rising Hills demohttps://askaires.com/rising-hills/Lead Hub overviewhttps://askaires.com/lead-hub/CRM/API strategyhttps://askaires.com/crm-lead-routing/First launch planhttps://askaires.com/sales-deck/first-launch-plan/Registration formhttps://askaires.com/registration/rising-hills-model-home/Request full demohttps://askaires.com/contact/?interest=Request%20Full%20Demo%20for%20Rising%20Hills
Recommended next step
Pick one community, one roster, and current featured listing links.
That is enough to scope a first AIRES launch package, choose the support tier, and configure the brokerage's first public site plus Lead Hub workflow.