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Plain-English guides to getting inquiries, booking appointments and following through. Written for the people doing the work.
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What makes a lead worth following up?
The right service. The right area. Someone you can reach. Decide what counts before you pay for more leads.
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What to ask when a customer calls for an estimate.
Get the job, address and timing before you talk dates. Here is a simple way to run the call without sounding scripted.
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How to write a follow-up text that is easy to answer.
Say who you are, mention the job and ask one useful question. Make it easy for the customer to reply.
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What should happen after you miss a customer’s call?
Give the caller a way to explain the job. Then make sure someone knows it is their turn to call back.
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Can a customer get a quote from your website on a phone?
Check the services, service area, photos, phone number and form. Then send a test request and see where it goes.
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What to post about your work so customers understand it.
Show the job, explain the problem you fixed and tell people where you work. Useful posts do not need to be complicated.
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How to record a service video that answers real questions.
Show what the service does, what happens next and how to get started. Keep it as clear as a conversation with a customer.
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