Reminous runs the ads. Behind them sit the research, every lead, the reporting and the site, run with AI and automation and checked by us before an owner sees any of it.
The research, the follow-up, the reporting, the site, the tools a team uses every day: we build what the business needs, and put AI and automation where they earn it.
What you sell, in the words your customers use.
Your offer, in one line.
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Your offer, in one line
What you sell and where. Get a quote online.
Your offer, in one line.
Get a quoteYour ad in four placements, each drawn the way it runs. One placeholder photograph.
We go through the market first, with AI: what competitors run, the offers in them, what customers say.
Built and run by us: the audience and the budget, with automation watching the spend.
Wherever the customers are, in a feed, a search or a video, picked on the numbers.
A weekly report: what ran, what it cost, what came in, and how each number was counted.
Someone stops for the ad. We run the rest.
We run the ads. Behind them we build the rest: AI reads the market and the ad account, automation moves every lead and watches the spend, and we check each piece before an owner or a customer sees it.
One run for one account, start to finish. Another business gets a different build, and the split stays the same: what we decide, what AI reads for us, and what the automation we built runs on its own.
Six steps. Pick one to see whose hands it is in.
Before the first ad, we read the market with AI: what competitors run, the offers in them, and what customers say.Then we wire up the system behind the ads: every way a lead comes in, where it lands, and the tracking that counts it.The part a customer sees. We run it where the customers are, Meta for this account, with the spend watched.Each lead is cleaned and checked, then goes to the team, and to the customer only if they said yes. No AI in this step: the rules we set, the same every time.Spend, delivery and every failure report to one place, and we read what lands there.Each week automation pulls the numbers into one report, and we check every line before an owner sees it.
Every call that needs judgment, made by hand.
Our tool for the work that needs reading and writing.
No AI in this step. The rules we set, the same every time.
Our rules, run the same way every time.
What the owner sees each week: what ran, what it cost, what came in, and a note we write, with AI on the first draft.
Pick a tile to change the chart, and flip the switch in its corner to see how each number was counted. Every number here is a sample.
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| Ad | Delivery | Days | Spentfrom the ad account | Leadsmatched by the ad on the row |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The main offer, a photo | Active | 7 | $271.46 | 4 |
| Every service, a list | Learning | 2 | $44.80 | 1 |
| The owner, on video | Paused | 3 | $96.12 | 1 |
| The week | $412.38 | 6 |
ActiveThe main offer, a photoSpent $271.464 leadsLearningEvery service, a listSpent $44.801 leadPausedThe owner, on videoSpent $96.121 lead| Lead | Came in | Way in | Asked about | Follow-up | Booked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lead 1 | Mon 9:12 | Site form | A general quote | Texted, emailed | Appointment Thu |
| Lead 2 | Wed 13:40 | Site form | The main offer | Texted, emailed | Appointment Thu |
| Lead 3 | Wed 18:05 | Meta form | The main offer | Emailed only, no yes to texts | |
| Lead 4 | Thu 10:31 | Site form | The main offer | Texted, emailed | |
| Lead 5 | Sat 8:47 | Meta form | Another service | Texted Monday, emailed | |
| Lead 6 | Sun 11:20 | Site form | The main offer | Texted Monday, emailed |
A sample. No client is shown, and no number here is a result.
One account, all of it. A landscaping company in Virginia: we run the ads, and built the site, the lead system, the weekly report and the newsletter.
Meta ads through two seasons, run by us. We built the site from scratch, in code and with AI, so an offer or a date changes in one place. We wired every form into the lead system, with an email to the team and a text to the office, built a weekly report off the ad account and the lead sheet, and put five newsletter issues on the site.
yardmastersrva.orgThe site, the forms, and the texts behind them
New York
The logo and the truck are YardMasters' own. Every other photograph on this page is a placeholder, treated in one ink.
For owners running ads, and working out where AI fits. Short notes on the ads, and the AI and automation behind them, every few weeks.
All notes
Where AI belongs in a business, and where a rule does betterWhich jobs need judgment, which need a plain rule, and why a person reads anything a customer will see.Note 1
Why most of the work starts with the adsAn ad is the first thing a customer sees. The form and the follow-up behind it decide what it was worth.Note 2
Why the lead system cleans every phone number firstOne badly formatted number once stopped a whole run and took the team's alert down with it.Note 3Six rules every account runs on. Written down so an owner can hold Reminous to them.
No text goes to a person who did not say yes.
Nothing AI drafts goes out before we read it.
Every number comes with how it was counted.
The people who run the ads read the report.
No promise about what a lead will cost.
Every failure reports to one place, and we read it.
A company in New York that runs ads for owners and builds the AI and automation behind them.
We run the ads, write the code, use AI and automation wherever they save the owner time, and read the report ourselves. The owner talks straight to the person doing the work.
Tell Reminous what the ads should do.
What the business sells, where, what runs now, and what happens to a lead today. We read every note and write back.
A few lines are plenty.
What runs now, if anything, and where AI or automation would help first.
We set up the ads and run them, with the lead system built around them.
