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Company System / Skyline Homes of Nampa

A complete digital sales system for a new home retailer.

I connected the website, lead generation, Salesforce inventory, follow-up, analytics, and automated quality checks into one operating path.

WebsiteSalesforceLead GenerationAnalyticsAutomated QA

Business result

100+

Home sales supported by the broader sales and marketing system.

Skyline Homes inventory search and mobile floorplan experience

My role

Marketing, website, CRM, automation, analytics, and QA system ownership

System state

Live system built and improved over time

What I built

One connected path from public demand to CRM follow-up and verified results.

Complete system

How the work connects.

1

Generate demand

2

Explore homes

3

Capture intent

4

Sync to Salesforce

5

Follow up

6

Measure and verify

System views

Public-safe examples from the workflow.

Skyline desktop floorplan search with filters and home cards
Searchable public inventory
Skyline mobile quote form for a selected floorplan
Mobile lead capture

Problem

  • A new high-ticket business needed demand generation, a trustworthy website, and a structured sales path at the same time.
  • Inventory and pricing had to stay aligned with Salesforce instead of being maintained across many static pages.
  • A lead was only useful if its source, floorplan interest, and completed submission reached the CRM reliably.

What I Built

  • Mobile-first public website and local search pages
  • Salesforce-powered floorplan inventory
  • Lead forms with campaign and floorplan attribution
  • Reliable CRM handoff with retry and duplicate protection
  • Private analytics and source reporting
  • Automated website, inventory, image, and lead-sync QA

Solution

  • Built a mobile-first website with search-friendly inventory, floorplans, 3D tours, location pages, and clear call, text, and quote actions.
  • Connected Salesforce-backed inventory and lead capture while preserving floorplan and advertising attribution.
  • Added safer lead persistence, duplicate prevention, retry behavior, analytics, and recurring public-system QA.

Business Impact

  • Supported more than 100 home sales with a connected website, marketing, CRM, and follow-up foundation.
  • Made it easier for buyers to explore homes and for the sales team to see what each person was interested in.
  • Reduced hidden lead-flow failures by checking the real website-to-Salesforce path on a recurring schedule.

Lessons

  • For a high-ticket sale, the useful product is the whole path from first click to accountable follow-up.
  • A lead system should make failures visible before they quietly become lost opportunities.

Detailed examples

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