Ping posts are great for sending leads in real-time. But what if you could skip the waiting game and send a confirmed appointment right away?
That's what Ping Post Appointments does.
Instead of sending contact info, you send a booked time on a calendar — sent to the buyer using tech, email, or text. No need to chase people down or wait around.
It's a new take on ping post. Here's how it works:
People don't pay attention for long. Buyers want quick results. And call centers are expensive.
So, instead of just sending leads, Ping Post Appointments sends:
✅ Real-time interest
✅ Confirmed calendar slots
✅ Better conversion rates
✅ Fewer complaints from buyers
✅ Quicker returns
If you're in insurance, solar, or any business where sales happen on the phone, this can really change things.
Here's what Standard Information offers:

Someone wants a consultation? Automatically book them with buyers who can install solar panels in their area.
A live agent talks to someone over 65? Book them straight into a licensed agent's calendar.
Injury case? Book the client with the law firm that bids the most, not just the firm that answers first.
Use booking pings for mortgage or debt help, connecting people with available reps.
Imagine you're running a life insurance campaign.
It's not just sending leads — it's making sales happen in real-time.

Since buyers only bid if the lead fits their calendar, it also cuts down on refunds, bad experiences, and waiting.
You can set up a whole appointment-based ping post system in under an hour. Seriously.
Once it's running, you can track buyer involvement, appointment rates, no-show rates, and lead value from your dashboard.
Booking appointments is the new way to win in marketing. If you're selling leads but not making sure a call or meeting is booked, you're losing money.
With Ping Post Appointments from Standard Information, you’re not just sending leads — you're sending confirmed meetings to the right buyer, in real-time.
That's what makes this more than just software. It's how leads convert now.