Best fit
- Quote-based businesses where the close often happens on the second or third touch
- Anyone with a real database of past customers they've stopped talking to
- Owners who dread writing 'just checking in' emails
Customer Follow-Up Automation
Sequenced follow-ups that fire when a lead, a quote, or a past customer hits a stage that needs a nudge — so nothing quietly cools off.
This is triggered, deal-stage follow-up — sequences that fire when a lead, quote, or past customer hits a specific stage. Looking for scheduled campaigns and newsletters instead? See Email & SMS Marketing →
The situation
You meant to check in. Then the day went sideways. Then it was a week, then a month, and the quote you sent is now on someone else's job site. Not because your work was worse — because a competitor followed up and you didn't.
Why it matters
Following up with a lead you already have is one of the cheapest things you can do. Doing it consistently is where most businesses fall apart — and where a small system quietly changes the math.
How we set it up
We map your funnel — new lead, quote sent, quote quiet, job complete, one year out — and design a touch sequence for each stage. The copy sounds like you, on a cadence that isn't annoying. Real reasons to check in: a seasonal reminder, a project example, a genuine question. When the customer replies, the sequence pauses and a human takes over.
After it's running
01
More deals closed from leads you already paid to get
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Repeat work from customers who'd otherwise drift away
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A database that pays for itself
04
One less thing on your mental list
Best fit
What's included
Sounds like your business?
A 20-minute consult is the fastest way to know if this is worth doing for you.
A 30-minute conversation is the fastest way to find out. No pitch. Just a look at where you are and what's actually worth fixing.
Schedule a consultationFAQ
Not when the copy sounds like you and the cadence is sane. We tune both with you.
The sequence stops. Reply routes to a human. No customer ever gets 'checking in' twice in one week.
Yes — most sequences mix both, and add a phone task at the moments that matter.
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A short walkthrough of how a typical engagement runs — from the first conversation through the setup going live and the monthly review that comes after.
See the processIntroductory call
Twenty minutes on a call. You describe what isn't working; we give you a straightforward read on the first thing worth changing and whether we're the right people to help.
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