Automation
The wiring between an inquiry arriving and something happening about it: a reply going out, a missed call turning into a text, follow-ups that don't depend on anyone remembering, and a way to get back in touch with past customers.
What's in it
A project includes the parts it needs, not the whole list. The label on each says whether it's running for a client today or would be built during your project.
- Instant lead responseBuilt during your project
A reply goes out as soon as a form is submitted, rather than whenever someone next gets to the inbox.
- Missed-call text backBuilt during your project
A call you couldn't take turns into a text conversation, so the customer has a way to carry on without leaving a voicemail.
- Follow-up sequencesBuilt during your project
Messages that keep working an inquiry for days or weeks after first contact — the part that is easiest to let slide when you are busy.
- Estimate follow-upBuilt during your project
Quotes get chased on a schedule until they're answered, instead of going out and quietly expiring.
- Booking and remindersBuilt during your project
Customers book real availability themselves, get a confirmation, and get a reminder before the appointment.
- Review requestsBuilt during your project
A review ask after a finished job, with an easy opt-out. Reviews are part of how you show up in Google's local results.
- Customer reactivationBuilt during your project
The list sitting in your phone and your invoices, worked properly — the people who already paid you once and haven't heard from you since.
Would automation help in your business?
Tell me how inquiries reach you now and which tools you already use, and I'll follow up to arrange a conversation.