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Holesh Priyankar
CEO
Holesh Priyankar is co-founder and CEO of Assystant, the AI-native product engineering and IT consulting company behind Spotmink. Assystant was founded in 2014 by Holesh and Saket Shukla.
Articles by Holesh Priyankar
- Are property portal leads worth it? How to judge 99acres, MagicBricks and Housing.com leads
- Festive season real estate leads: how to handle the rush and keep quality high
- Junk leads from Meta lead ads: why they happen and how to fix them
- NRI real estate leads: how to qualify, follow up and convert them
- The real estate presales playbook: from new lead to booked site visit
- Do you need Spotmink if you already have a real estate CRM?
- How to reduce cost per lead in real estate without cutting reach
- What is a buyer intelligence platform for real estate?
- Real estate lead scoring: how to tell serious buyers from browsers
- What is buyer intent data in real estate?
- How to increase site visits for a residential real estate project
- How do you measure lead-to-site-visit conversion in real estate?
- What makes a real estate microsite convert: a checklist
- Why do real estate leads go cold?
- Speed to lead in real estate: why the first hour decides the sale
- How are home buyers using AI assistants to research property?
- Real estate lead nurturing for long buying cycles
- How can a real estate project show up in AI search answers?
- Real estate partner lead management: protect leads, cut disputes
- What is unit-level analytics in real estate?
- Real estate marketing attribution: find which spend brings bookings
- CRM vs CDP vs buyer intelligence: what does a real estate business need?
- Real estate lead magnets that beat a gated price list
- What is a verified lead in real estate?
- How to sell unsold inventory in real estate using buyer interest data
- What is first-party data, and why does it matter for property marketing?
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