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LeadWorks Intent · CRM · AI automation, in one platform

More traffic is not your problem. Anonymous traffic is.

You can rank first and still not know a single person who visited. LeadWorks Intent is one platform — a public site built around what the visitor wants, a full CRM, and AI that writes the follow-up — for one monthly license instead of five vendors.

Show me what it finds Talk to us

Two questions, then we'll show you something.

Which of these is closest to your role?

What's the part that actually bothers you?

Pick the one that stings most. There's no wrong answer.

That's exactly what this fixes.

Tell us what you're spending it on now and we'll tell you honestly whether we'd do better.

We'll reply from a real address, usually the same day. No autoresponder sequence, no sales floor. If you'd rather just call, we're at (864) 651-4537.

Five vendors, none of them talking

A website company, an SEO retainer, a blog service, an email tool and a CRM nobody opens. Every handoff between them is where a prospect disappears.

A brochure website

  • Says what the practice offers
  • A contact form asking for a name and a message
  • Booking built for patients you already have
  • No idea who read three treatment pages and left
  • Follow-up depends on somebody remembering
  • Vendors who each own one piece

The LeadWorks Intent platform

  • Asks what the visitor is worried about
  • Assessments that return age, sex and concern
  • A reason to raise a hand before committing
  • Anonymous research turns into a named prospect
  • Follow-up written for that concern, automatic
  • One system, one license, one number

There isn't a category for this yet

Website companies sell you pages. SEO firms sell you rankings. CRM vendors sell you a database somebody has to feed. LeadWorks Intent is one platform where the public-facing site is built around the visitor's intent instead of your brochure, everything it learns lands in a full CRM, and AI runs the marketing from there. Nobody in medical aesthetics is selling this, because until now it didn't exist.

Ranking well, loading fast on a phone, publishing real content — the platform does all of that. We just don't think table stakes are worth a monthly retainer.

It asks, so they answer

Interactive assessments give a researcher a reason to say who she is, her age, and what she's actually concerned about — in her own words.

Follow-up that runs itself

Every answer routes into a sequence written for that concern. It runs at 11pm on a Sunday without anyone touching it.

A CRM the front desk will use

Leads arrive with context attached, in stages, so nobody is guessing what a name in a spreadsheet wanted.

Newsletters that write themselves

Each contact gets content matched to the concern she told you about — generated, scheduled and sent without anyone opening a template.

An opportunity pipeline

Every identified prospect moves through stages you can see, so nothing sits in an inbox waiting for somebody to remember it.

A site that improves itself

AI watches which pages produce identified prospects and enhances the ones that don't — continuously, not in a quarterly report.

What it tends to replace

Not a new line item — a reallocation. Most practices we meet already pay four or five vendors who don't talk to each other, and the handoffs between them are where prospects disappear. One platform, one license, one number to call.

  • Website management$400–1,000/mo
  • SEO retainer$500–2,000/mo
  • Blog & content service$200–800/mo
  • Email / CRM tool$100–400/mo
  • Review & reputation tool$150–400/mo

What it produces

What a completed assessment hands a practice. Real submissions are patient information and stay private — nothing individual is ever shown here.

Name & emailon people who would never have filled in a booking form
Age, sex, concerncaptured on every completed assessment, in the visitor's own words
24/7follow-up that starts the moment someone raises a hand

This is what a completed assessment hands the practice — an identified person with a stated concern, instead of a session in an analytics report.A live reference practice is available on request.