Lead tools built around what you sell
We build the tool that matches the offer: a calculator, a quote path, a waiver, or a prospecting desk. We do not rent out a list, and we do not promise a lead count.
On the website
CBVDA puts investment tools on the marketing site: short-term rental revenue and occupancy modeling, 1031 and tax-savings calculators, and a buyer needs assessment. Those tools start a conversation. They are not tax advice.
JAX Epoxy Floors asks for a quote after the visitor has seen the service and the area. The form is the conversion, and the pages exist so the form is not the only thing on the site.
Behind the login
Two internal systems are written up without records or screenshots. The commercial map turns county records and listing exports into one map for a Northeast Florida brokerage, with a CSV export. The permit desk turns filings into deduped reports on a schedule for a contractor.
Neither write-up includes owner names, phone numbers from the data, or a screen of the database. If you want a similar desk, the shape can be discussed. The underlying personal data cannot be browsed from this marketing site.
What we do not sell
We do not sell scraped personal data, and this page isn't a tutorial on skip tracing. Where enrichment exists, it's a capability of a private system. We do not write it up as a method you can copy.
We do not sell paid search as a retainer. One fitness project includes Google Ads tags because that build needed them. Buying media is a separate decision. When the inquiry has to land in Salesforce, HubSpot, or Marketo, that work is the marketing automation and CRM build-out.
Proof in the portfolio
- Real estateCBVDAInvestment site with STR and 1031 calculators, tours, and a 261-URL sitemap.

- Home servicesJAX Epoxy FloorsCoatings site with city pages and a quote path. November 1 overall 95.

- Real estateNortheast Florida commercial real estate brokerageOne map of St. Johns County commercial properties and condos for the brokerage.

Questions
Do you sell leads?
No. The work is the site or the tool that helps you generate and organize your own inquiries. There is no lead storefront, no guaranteed count, and no shared list.
Can you build a prospecting tool?
Yes, in the shape of the internal real-estate system: public records in, a score and an export out, with access limited to the people who should see owner data. The public case study stays anonymized. A new build is scoped on a call, and it has to follow the privacy rules that apply to that data.
Will you publish how many leads a site produced?
Only if the number comes from an analytics or CRM export you are willing to stand behind, with a date. No project on this site has that public figure today. The case studies say results are not yet measured.
The work stays with Dashworth.
Call or text 650-393-3378. We meet in Northeast Florida and San Mateo, and we take contract roles inside larger companies. No account managers, no handoffs.