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Follow-Up Sequences
Texts and emails at the intervals a person forgets to.
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The problem
The fortune's in the follow-up, and almost nobody actually does it consistently — not because they don't care, but because remembering to text lead #14 from two weeks ago loses to whatever's in front of you today.
Most CRMs can technically automate this. Almost nobody sets it up, because setting it up is its own procrastination-inducing task.
How it works
- 01We write the message sequence in your voice, not a generic template
- 02We set the timing — same day, 3 days, 10 days, a final check-in
- 03It sends automatically by email and text as leads come in
- 04Any reply pauses the sequence so a real person picks it up
- 05You get a weekly count of who's still in the sequence
What you get
- ·Written sequence copy in your voice
- ·An automated send schedule across email and text
- ·Reply detection that hands off to you
- ·A simple weekly report
What it doesn't do
- ·It won't rescue a lead who was never seriously interested.
- ·It won't feel personal forever — after a few touches, a real phone call still closes better than another text.
The stack
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Timeline & what we need from you
Most builds ship a first working version in about a week.
- ·Where new leads currently land (form, CRM, spreadsheet)
- ·Your voice — a few examples of how you'd actually text a lead
- ·A number or inbox the sequence sends from
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