What does AV Leads AI actually do?
It is the whole path from ad to booked call. AV Leads AI runs AI ads aimed at AV buyers, and the ad sends them to a lead generation page we build and run for your campaign. They enter their name, email and phone, then answer the qualifying questions about the project: use case, indoor or outdoor, viewing distance, budget and timeline. If they fit, the calendar opens and they book a time with you. As soon as that booking lands, one of our AV trained appointment setters calls them to confirm and warm them up. Then you take the call.
How many leads will I get, and what will they cost?
We are not going to give you a number on a web page. Anyone who does is guessing. Volume and cost depend on your market, what you sell, your price point and how much you are willing to spend to find out. On the call we look at your numbers and tell you what we think is realistic, and if we do not think it is, we say that instead.
Where do the leads come from? Is this a purchased list?
No. It is paid advertising plus follow up. Every person on your calendar saw an ad about LED video walls, raised their hand, answered the qualifying questions and picked a time. Nobody is being cold called off a list they never opted into.
What counts as qualified?
Qualified here means two things. First, they told us what the project is before they reached you: use case, indoor or outdoor, rough viewing distance, budget range and timeline. Second, one of our AV trained setters has spoken to them on the phone and confirmed it is real. It does not mean they are ready to sign. It means you are not spending the first ten minutes of the call working out whether there is a wall at all.
Do I have to buy the quoting system too?
No. Lead generation is the entry offer and it stands on its own. This is the piece most companies start with. The quoting system is a separate step you take later, if and when quoting by hand becomes the thing slowing you down.
Do I need to change my website?
No, and we do not touch it. We build and run a separate lead generation site for your campaign, so the ads point somewhere built to convert an AV buyer rather than at a page that has to do everything else your site does. Your own site stays exactly as it is. Enquiries land in your inbox and on your calendar the same way either route.
Who handles the calls?
You take the sales call, because quoting an LED wall is your expertise and we are not going to pretend it is ours. But we do not just drop a booking in your calendar and walk away. As soon as someone books, our appointment setters call them to confirm the time and talk through what they are planning. Those setters are trained on AV, so they know what pixel pitch and viewing distance mean and the buyer does not feel like they are being screened by a call centre. By the time the meeting starts the person is warm, expecting you, and their answers are already in front of you.
What do you need from me to start?
Your product range and rough price points, the kind of projects you want more of, the ones you would rather not do, and the geography you can actually serve. That is the input. We build the campaigns and the follow up from there.
Do you work with companies that compete with each other?
We work with a lot of AV companies, and that is deliberate. Running ads across many of them is how we learn what the market actually responds to: which use cases buyers are spending on, which offers get a reply, what an LED wall enquiry is worth in different regions. A company working on its own campaign never sees that. We do, and every client gets the benefit of what we have learned everywhere else.
What we have found is that the market does not get split evenly. The companies that move first and are willing to try something new end up taking the share. The ones that wait to see what works for everyone else are bidding on the same enquiries later, against someone who already has the relationship.
So the real question is not who else we work with. It is whether you are the one moving first in your market. Leave your details and answer two quick questions at the top of this page and we will tell you straight whether it is a fit before anyone spends time on a call.
What happens when the calls start landing?
Usually the same thing happens to everyone. More real conversations means more quotes to build, and building quotes by hand becomes the slowest part of the week. That is the point where the quoting system is worth talking about. It is a separate decision and it comes later, and we can cover it on the call.
