We help tiny home community owners fill lots, sell models, and lease up faster. We’ve actually run the playbook for communities like yours — not a recycled real-estate funnel.
Trusted by tiny home communities and builders across the Southeast.
They run your ads like a Realtor. They write your landing page for a first-time home buyer. They send you raw leads with no system to actually close them.
Your buyer isn’t shopping for a starter home. They’re downsizing, semi-retiring, or chasing a slower life. The sales cycle is longer. The objections are different. The follow-up matters more than the click.
If your marketing agency can’t tell you who walks your community in a week one, vs week six, they’re guessing with your money.
You don’t sell a 2-bed ranch on a half-acre. You sell a way of living. Generic real-estate ads attract tire kickers and Zillow lurkers.
Your buyer is downsizing, semi-retiring, going debt-free, or building a second home. Copy written for a 28-year-old getting their first mortgage will bounce them every time.
Half their budget gets eaten by people searching “tiny house plans” or “tiny home YouTube tour.” Those aren’t buyers. They’re tourists. We’ve seen it bleed $1,500 a month at one community alone.
The sales cycle for a tiny home isn’t ten minutes. It’s three to six months. If your follow-up is one missed call and an email, you’re paying for leads twice.
Where are leads actually coming from? Which keywords pull buyers vs tourists? Where are you losing them between inquiry and signed lot reservation? We pull the data first, recommend second.
Your landing page is your salesperson at 2 a.m. It should answer the four questions a tiny-home buyer actually asks: how much, where, what’s included, and what’s next. Anything else is decoration.
We’ve run Google Ads for a tiny home community at under $1 per click and 25+ clicks per day. The trick isn’t a clever ad — it’s a brutal negative-keyword list and ad copy written for people actually ready to buy.
Most tiny-home buyers go quiet for weeks before they commit. We set up the email and SMS sequences, the missed-call texts, the property-update emails — the boring stuff that makes the difference between a hot lead and a closed sale.
Identifying details kept generic by client request — happy to share specifics on a call.
Owner-operated retirement community. We rebuilt the listings system from scratch so resale homes load instantly, photos display correctly on mobile, and inquiries route to the team in real time. Their site became the second touchpoint in every single sale.
What we built: custom listings template, automatic image sizing, gallery system tuned for mixed portrait/landscape photos, on-site contact CTA on every listing.
Active Google Ads campaign serving ~24 clicks/day at under $1 CPC. Integrated Stripe-based lot reservation system on a WooCommerce + CartFlows stack. Conversion tracking migrated into a clean GTM container so the owner can finally see what’s working.
Live results: $43/day budget, ~$0.96 average CPC, healthy reservation pipeline, full call + form attribution.
TinyFull is run by Joe Holder out of PressGo Digital. We’re already building marketing systems for tiny home communities and builders — ad campaigns, landing pages, listings systems, lot reservation flows, attribution. We’re tightly held on purpose so the person who answers your first call is the same person who actually does the work.
If you’d rather email a sales rep and never hear from a strategist again, this isn’t the right fit. If you want a team that picks up the phone and knows the difference between a model home walk and a lot reservation, we should talk.
Most communities see qualified leads from paid traffic within the first 2–3 weeks. Real revenue impact — closed lot reservations or model sales — typically shows up between week six and month four, because the sales cycle for a tiny home is longer than for almost any other small-ticket purchase.
Most engagements start in the $1,500–$2,500/mo range, plus your ad spend. We’ll know more after the first audit call — some communities need a landing page rebuild, others just need the ads dialed in. We don’t sell packages you don’t need.
We do the work. Landing pages, ad campaigns, tracking setup, CRM integrations, listings systems — our team builds and runs it. Consulting-only isn’t an option because we’ve watched too many community owners pay for advice nobody implements.
No. We’ve built on WordPress, WooCommerce, CartFlows, Stripe, Mailgun, Zapier, Apollo, Instantly, FollowUpBoss, and Google Ads. If you already have a system you like, we plug into it. If you don’t, we’ll recommend the simplest one that fits your team.
Even better. Building the marketing system in parallel with the community itself means you launch with a real website, real ads, and a real follow-up sequence — not a placeholder that needs a redo six months in.
Yes. Most of our existing tiny-home work happens to be Southeast US, but the playbook works anywhere there’s local Google Ads demand and a buyer who wants to slow down. We’ve also helped communities in the Midwest and Mountain regions.
Tell us about your community and what you’re trying to fill. We’ll come back with two or three honest, specific things you could try — whether you hire us or not.
Or just call (864) 436-8680. Joe answers.
TinyFull — a PressGo Digital service.
(864) 436-8680 · joe@pressgodigital.com