AI applications built for your business.
We build AI-powered apps that take real work off your plate — starting with GNR AI, which turns your photos into posts on every feed — and run the campaigns, local search, email, SMS, and reviews that bring customers in. Based in Overland Park, working with businesses across the Kansas City metro and nationwide.
Built around how your business already works — no new habits for your team.
Run as one system, every lead tracked back to where it came from.
Leads, cost per booking, and revenue by channel. One page, one number on top.
Custom AI applications built around how your business actually runs.
Our own app: your photos into Reels, ads, and posts on every feed.
Paid search and social, local SEO, email, SMS, and reviews, run as one system.
Cost per lead, per booking, per client — by channel, every month.
industries with their own programme
platforms GNR AI publishes to
weeks from audit to live campaigns
years building inbound marketing systems
Apps that take real work off your plate.
Most businesses run on repetitive work: posting content, chasing paperwork, copying data between tools, building the same report every week. We build AI applications that do that work — set up on your services, prices, and rules, with a person approving anything that matters.
Your business, on every feed.
GNR AI turns your own photos and business details into Reels, carousels, ads, and stories — then publishes them across your social channels.
- Reels with word-by-word captions, voiceovers, and your logo
- Content in 14 languages, from 10 Reel styles
- Never invents a number, and nothing posts without your approval
Content & marketing apps
Like GNR AI: create, approve, and publish content for every channel from one place.
Operations & workflow apps
Automate the quotes, intake forms, scheduling, and paperwork your team repeats every day.
Data & reporting dashboards
Your numbers from every tool in one live view, with plain-English summaries of what changed.
Customer-facing apps
Portals, calculators, and booking tools your customers use directly, built for your brand.
The problem is the same. The system isn't.
Every business we work with leaks in the same three places: spend that can't be traced to a channel, a customer database nobody markets to, and follow-up that never gets sent. What changes by industry is the offer, the buying cycle, and the rules you advertise under — so we build each industry's programme separately.
LegalLaw Firms
Case-type ad campaigns, local search authority, and referral nurture — reported down to what each channel costs you per signed matter.
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TradesHome Services
Map pack visibility, seasonal ad campaigns, database reactivation, and a review engine that compounds month after month.
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HealthcareClinics & Practices
Treatment campaigns, local search, recall and reactivation programmes, and reputation management that keeps the schedule full.
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PropertyReal Estate
Farm-area campaigns, valuation funnels, listing promotion, and database nurture that wins the instruction before it is advertised.
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FinanceFinancial Services
Compliant lead generation, calculators and quote funnels, renewal and cross-sell campaigns, and a clear cost per client.
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AutomotiveDealers & Service
Inventory campaigns, retargeting, service retention marketing, and cost per booked job attributed by channel and site.
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HospitalityFood & Beverage
Weekly social content, catering and event campaigns, guest-list offers, and reputation managed across every listing.
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WellnessFitness & Beauty
Social-first lead campaigns, trial and offer funnels, conversion sequences, and retention marketing that refills the schedule.
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ManagementProperty Management
Landlord acquisition campaigns, instant vacancy promotion, landlord nurture and reporting, and automated resident communication.
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EducationSchools & Training
Intake campaigns, open day funnels, applicant nurture, re-enrolment programmes, and cost per enrolment by source.
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Audit
We audit your channels, spend, funnel, and customer database, and show you where the return is actually coming from. You keep the findings whether or not you continue.
Build
We build the campaigns, landing pages, sequences, and tracking against your real offers and margins. Nothing templated, nothing recycled from another client.
Go live
Campaigns go live across search, social, email, and SMS, with every lead tracked back to the ad that produced it. Your team learns no new software.
Report
Leads, cost per lead, bookings, and revenue by channel. One page, one number on top.
Founder · Marketing Automation & AI Engineer
Chandrika
Three years building marketing programmes for businesses that live on inbound demand — paid search and social, local SEO, landing pages and funnels, email and SMS campaigns, review and referral engines, and the tracking that ties every dollar of spend to booked revenue.
Working across ten unrelated industries made one thing clear: most businesses are not short of marketing, they are short of a system. Campaigns run without tracking, databases are never used, and nobody can say which channel paid for itself.
That is why GNR builds its own software: GNR AI, our content and publishing app, and custom AI applications built for each client's business.
LegalEvery case has a channel. Most firms can't name it.
Practice growth marketing for personal injury and family law firms — case-type campaigns, local search authority, referral and past-client nurture, and reporting that goes down to cost per signed matter.
“What does a signed case cost you in marketing spend right now?”
“And which channel produced your last five clients?”
Most firms can name the monthly ad invoice and nothing beyond it. Without attribution, budget follows whichever vendor calls most often rather than the channel that signs cases.
Case-type campaign management
Google Ads, Local Services Ads, and paid social built separately for each practice area, with budget shifted monthly toward the case types that actually sign.
Landing pages built to convert the click
A dedicated page per case type — motor accident, custody, probate — carrying the proof, the offer, and the booking form on a single screen.
Local search and content authority
Google Business Profile, practice-area pages, and attorney bios structured so your firm ranks for the searches that happen before anyone enquires.
Email and SMS nurture programmes
Automated sequences for enquiries that didn't sign, past clients, and referral partners — the cheapest case acquisition available to a law firm.
Attribution and spend reporting
Cost per lead, per consultation, and per signed matter by channel, so next quarter's budget is a decision rather than a guess.
One time. Live within two weeks.
Monitoring, tuning, reporting. Cancel any time.
Firms already buying leads
Google Ads, LSAs, or a lead vendor — you have the spend, you just can't yet see what it returns.
Five to thirty attorneys
Large enough to justify a real marketing programme, small enough to decide without a committee.
PI & family law
High case values and fast-moving prospects. One recovered matter usually covers the year.
No marketing lead in-house
Where marketing is currently a partner's evening job or an agency nobody reviews.
TradesThe map pack decides who gets the call.
Demand generation for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and pest control — local search visibility, seasonal ad campaigns, database reactivation, and a review engine that compounds every month.
“Where do you rank in the map pack for your top three services?”
“And when did you last market to the customers you already have?”
Trades spend to find strangers while a database of past jobs sits untouched. Local ranking and a worked customer list are the two cheapest sources of work you already own.
Local search and map pack visibility
Google Business Profile management, service-area pages, and citation clean-up so you appear in the three results that take most of the clicks.
Seasonal paid campaigns
Pre-summer cooling, pre-winter heating, storm response — budget scheduled against the demand curve instead of running flat and wasting spend in quiet months.
Review generation and reputation
Review requests sent automatically as each job closes, responses handled for you, and your rating defended across every profile that ranks.
Database reactivation and maintenance plans
Email and SMS campaigns to past customers for tune-ups, plan renewals, and the quotes that were sent last season and never chased.
Cost per booked job reporting
Leads and booked jobs attributed by channel and service type, so you can see which campaign filled which truck.
One time. Live within two weeks.
Scales with call volume and crew count.
Emergency and seasonal trades
Where demand swings hard through the year and marketing has to move with it.
Three to fifty crews
Enough volume to justify continuous campaigns, small enough to move fast.
Sitting on a customer database
Hundreds or thousands of past jobs that have never received a single marketing message.
Running local ads
Paid demand makes every wasted click and unattributed lead measurable in dollars.
HealthcareNew patients are expensive. The ones you already have are not.
Patient acquisition and retention marketing for clinics, specialty practices, and multi-site groups — treatment campaigns, local search, recall and reactivation programmes, and a review engine that keeps the schedule full.
“How many patients are due a recall you have never sent?”
“And what does a new patient cost you, by channel?”
Practices buy new patients at a premium while existing ones lapse quietly. Retention marketing costs a fraction of acquisition, and almost nobody runs it properly.
New patient acquisition campaigns
Paid search and paid social built around your highest-value treatments, with compliant creative and a landing page for each service line.
Local search and profile visibility
Google Business Profile, location pages, and treatment pages tuned for the “near me” searches where most patient journeys begin.
Recall and reactivation programmes
Automated email and SMS to patients due a check-up, a follow-up, or a treatment plan they started and never completed.
Review and reputation engine
Requests timed to completed visits, responses managed in your voice, and your rating kept ahead of the practice down the road.
Treatment nurture, referrals, and reporting
Education sequences for elective and higher-value treatments, patient referral programmes, and a monthly page showing cost per new patient by channel.
Higher than other sectors — compliance and clinical system integration take longer.
Scales with location count and call volume.
Single and multi-site clinics
Dental, dermatology, physio, optometry, veterinary, and specialty practices.
Large lapsed patient lists
If hundreds of past patients have gone quiet, reactivation pays for the programme on its own.
Elective and high-value treatments
Where a marketing campaign can genuinely shift which procedure a patient chooses.
Practices already buying patient ads
Paid acquisition makes weak tracking and wasted spend immediately measurable.
PropertyInstructions go to the agent who was already there.
Listing and seller-lead marketing for agents, teams, and brokerages — farm-area campaigns, valuation funnels, listing promotion, and database nurture that keeps you the agent they call.
“How many valuations did your marketing produce last month?”
“And what are you sending the contacts already sitting in your database?”
Instructions go to the agent who was visible before the decision, not the one who responded after it. Farm-area presence and a consistently marketed database decide that months in advance.
Seller lead and valuation funnels
Instant-valuation landing pages and farm-area campaigns built to produce appraisal appointments, not browsers.
Listing marketing that also sells you
Every listing promoted across portals, paid social, and email — winning attention for the current property and positioning you for the next instruction.
Database and farm-area nurture
Automated market updates, new-listing alerts, and anniversary touches to past clients and the streets you want to own.
Retargeting and social presence
Website and portal visitors followed across Meta and Google, with a scheduled content calendar that keeps you visible between listings.
Pipeline and ROI reporting
Leads, appraisals, and instructions attributed by source, so you know which campaign produced each listing.
One time. Live within two weeks.
Per agent pricing available for teams.
Individual agents and teams
Where you are the salesperson, the marketer, and the admin all at once.
Brokerages building a brand
One consistent marketing layer across every agent and every listing.
Agents buying portal leads
Paid leads with no nurture behind them are the most expensive way to lose a client.
Anyone farming an area
Where consistent presence over months is the entire strategy.
FinanceReferrals are a channel. They shouldn't be the only one.
Client acquisition and retention marketing for insurance brokers, mortgage advisers, financial planners, and accounting practices — compliant campaigns, lead magnets, renewal and cross-sell programmes, and clear cost per client.
“What does one new client cost you across every channel?”
“And how many existing clients hold only one of your products?”
Most practices grow on referral alone and have no second channel. Meanwhile the easiest revenue in the business — the second product each client should already hold — is never campaigned for.
Lead generation campaigns
Paid search and paid social for your highest-margin products — protection, mortgages, tax, planning — with compliance-reviewed creative and audiences.
Lead magnets and landing pages
Calculators, guides, and quote funnels that turn cold traffic into contactable leads, with disclosures and consent handled properly.
Renewal, cross-sell, and season campaigns
Automated sequences around policy renewals, tax deadlines, and the second product each client should already hold.
Client and introducer nurture
Regular value-led email to clients, accountants, and estate agents who refer, keeping you present between transactions.
Attribution and compliance reporting
Cost per lead and per client by channel, with every marketing communication logged to match your record-keeping policy.
One time. Live within two to three weeks.
Scales with adviser count and volume.
Insurance and mortgage brokers
Where volume depends on a steady flow of new enquiries rather than one good quarter.
Accounting practices
Especially where growth stops the moment January arrives.
Advisory firms with 3–30 staff
Enough clients to campaign to, small enough to move quickly.
Referral-only practices
Where there is no second channel and no plan for the year referrals slow down.
AutomotiveThe service drive is a marketing channel. Most dealers treat it as a diary.
Showroom and service marketing for dealerships, independent workshops, and service groups — inventory campaigns, retention and reminder programmes, retargeting, and cost per booked job by channel.
“What is your cost per booked service job, by channel?”
“And how many owners on your database haven't been back in two years?”
Dealers market hard for new buyers and barely at all to the database that fills the service drive — which is where the margin actually lives.
Inventory and offer campaigns
Stock promoted across search, paid social, and marketplace listings, with creative refreshed automatically as vehicles arrive and sell.
Service retention and reminder marketing
Automated next-service, inspection, and seasonal campaigns to your owner database, plus win-back offers for customers who have drifted.
Retargeting and enquiry nurture
Browsers followed with the exact vehicle they viewed, and open enquiries nurtured with finance, trade-in, and offer sequences.
Reviews and local visibility
Review requests sent automatically after collection, responses handled, and your profiles kept strong in local search.
Spend and booked-job reporting
Enquiries, test drives, and service bookings attributed by channel and by site, with cost per booked job on the front page.
One time. Live within two to three weeks.
Scales with site count and volume.
Franchise dealerships
Where manufacturer campaigns need a local layer that actually converts.
Independent workshops
Where marketing is a Facebook page and a hope, and the database has never been used.
Multi-site groups
One marketing programme across every location and brand, reported site by site.
Heavy digital ad spend
Makes weak attribution expensive and easy to prove.
HospitalityYour guest list is the cheapest marketing you own.
Covers, catering, and brand marketing for restaurants, caterers, and multi-location groups — social content, local search, guest-list campaigns, and reputation managed week in, week out.
“What are you doing with the guest details you already collect?”
“And who is posting when the week gets busy?”
Hospitality marketing dies in service. Content stops, offers never go out, and a guest list that took years to build is never used to fill a quiet Tuesday.
Social content and scheduling
A weekly content calendar built from your menu, specials, and events, produced and scheduled across every channel so posting never depends on a spare hour.
Catering and event campaigns
Paid and email campaigns aimed at corporate and private event bookers — by some distance the highest-value enquiry you take.
Guest list email and SMS offers
Quiet-night offers, seasonal menus, and birthday campaigns sent to the guests who have already paid you once.
Reviews and reputation management
Review requests, responses written in your voice, and unhappy guests routed privately to a manager before the thread grows.
Local search and listings
Google Business Profile, menus, hours, and photography kept accurate everywhere people look in the minutes before they choose.
Single location. Multi-site quoted separately.
Content and posting add-on priced on top.
Caterers and event venues
Where one booking is worth thousands and marketing decides who gets asked to quote.
Restaurant groups
Multiple locations that need one consistent brand presence rather than five inconsistent ones.
Venues with a guest database
Booking systems and loyalty lists that have never been marketed to.
No dedicated marketing staff
Where the owner posts between shifts, when there is time, which is never.
WellnessGetting the trial is half of it. Nobody automates the other half.
Member and client growth marketing for gyms, studios, salons, spas, and clinics — social-first campaigns, offer funnels, conversion sequences, and retention that refills the schedule automatically.
“How many trials actually convert into members?”
“And how many clients drifted away without receiving a single message?”
Studios and salons spend to create enquiries, then leave conversion and retention to memory. Both are sequences, and sequences are exactly what should be automated.
Social-first lead campaigns
Meta and TikTok campaigns built around trials, challenges, and treatment offers, with DM funnels that capture the enquiry where it actually starts.
Offer and trial funnels
Landing pages and sign-up flows for intro offers, memberships, and packages, with booking and payment built into the same step.
Conversion sequences for new clients
Every trial and first-time client walked through an automated onboarding sequence designed to turn them into a member.
Retention and win-back campaigns
Milestone messages, check-ins, and win-back offers to clients who have quietly stopped coming — your cheapest available revenue.
Reviews, referrals, and content
Automated review requests, referral incentives, and a scheduled content calendar that keeps the feed working between campaigns.
Single site. Multi-location quoted separately.
Scales with booking volume.
Studios and gyms
Membership businesses where retention, not acquisition, decides the year.
Salons, spas, and clinics
Appointment-led, heavily social, and highly dependent on repeat visits.
Social-first audiences
If Instagram is your shopfront, this is built for exactly that.
Owner-run marketing
Where campaigns happen when someone remembers, which is rarely.
ManagementVacancies are a marketing problem. So are landlords.
Landlord acquisition and resident marketing for letting agents and property managers — growth campaigns, vacancy promotion, landlord nurture and reporting, and automated resident communication.
“Where does your next landlord actually come from?”
“And how long does a vacancy sit before anyone sees it?”
Most agencies grow by referral and advertise only once a unit is empty. Consistent landlord marketing and instant vacancy promotion change both of those numbers.
Landlord acquisition campaigns
Paid search, local SEO, and direct campaigns aimed at portfolio and accidental landlords in the postcodes you want to manage.
Vacancy marketing
Listings pushed to every portal and social channel the day they become available, with enquiries captured and qualified automatically.
Landlord nurture and reporting
Automated market updates and performance summaries that make renewal the obvious choice rather than an open question.
Resident communication sequences
Move-in, renewal, rent reminder, and arrears sequences running on schedule without anyone drafting them.
Reviews and reputation
Review requests to landlords and outgoing tenants, and responses managed across the profiles prospective landlords actually read.
One time. Live within two weeks.
Scales with units under management.
Letting and managing agents
Where growth currently depends entirely on word of mouth.
100–2,000 units
Enough doors to fund a marketing programme, few enough to feel every void.
Portfolio landlords
Self-managing owners who want vacancies filled without an agency fee on everything.
Student and HMO operators
High turnover, sharp seasonal peaks, and marketing that has to hit an exact window.
EducationFamilies decide between intakes. That's when nothing gets sent.
Enrolment marketing for private schools, tutoring groups, and training providers — intake campaigns, open day funnels, applicant nurture, re-enrolment programmes, and cost per enrolment by source.
“How many enquiries from your last intake were never contacted again?”
“And what does one enrolment cost you in marketing?”
Admissions teams are busy during the cycle and silent between them. Families make the decision in that gap, which is precisely when nothing is being sent.
Intake campaign management
Paid search and paid social scheduled around each intake cycle, with separate creative per programme, year group, and catchment.
Open day and tour funnels
Landing pages, registration flows, and reminder sequences that turn interest into attendance — the step that decides enrolment.
Applicant nurture sequences
Automated email and SMS from first enquiry through prospectus, application, and offer, so families never drift for lack of contact.
Re-enrolment and referral campaigns
Retention programmes for existing families and referral asks aimed at the parents most likely to bring another.
Enrolment reporting by source
Enquiries, tours, applications, and enrolments attributed by campaign, with cost per enrolment on one page.
One time. Live before your next intake cycle.
Scales with enquiry volume and campus count.
Private and independent schools
Where a single enrolment is worth years of fees and marketing is a rounding error against it.
Tutoring and test prep
High enquiry volume, fast decisions, and sharp seasonal peaks.
Vocational and training providers
Rolling intakes that need campaigns running continuously, not twice a year.
Small admissions teams
Where one or two people carry the entire funnel and marketing is whatever is left over.
Start with a free consultation.
Tell us what your team does by hand and what you spend on marketing. You get back a plan: the app we would build first, the gaps in your channels, and what it would take — yours to keep whether or not you continue. Or skip the form and email info@gnraisolutions.com.