Why RTO Revenue OS
Likes don’t pay the rent. Rentals do.
Boosting a post won’t tell you which store got the application. We connect the dots from the ad, to the store, to the signed rental.
Stuff sitting in the back. Run a promo on the item and the stores that still have it.
Numbers that mean something. You see applications and signed rentals. If we don’t have the data yet, we say so.
Every store is different. Each one gets its own page, QR codes and disclaimer.
Who it’s for
- Owners who set the budget and approve what goes out.
- Marketing folks who build a promo once and roll it out to every store.
- Chains that want each district and store to see its own results.
Honest numbers
If we don’t have the data, we say “Not enough data” instead of guessing. Example numbers are always labeled as examples.
| Boosting posts | A freelancer | RTO Revenue OS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A page for each store | No | Maybe | Yes |
| Owner approves emails first | No | Email blast | Yes |
| Return on ad spend, by store | Page likes | Spreadsheet | Yes, once you enter ad costs |
| Facebook/Instagram ads | Boost button | Ads Manager | Coming next (once Meta approves) |