Lead Follow Up Automation for Window Companies
What It Looks Like When It’s Off A homeowner who scheduled an estimate yesterday gets the same “are you still interested?” message as someone who inquired six months ago and hasn’t responded since. What It Looks Like When It’s Working The
What It Looks Like When It’s Off A homeowner who scheduled an estimate yesterday gets the same “are you still interested?” message as someone who inquired six months ago and hasn’t responded since.
What It Looks Like When It’s Working The scheduled homeowner gets an appointment confirmation with prep details. The fresh inquiry gets a fast, light-touch contact sequence. The six-month-old lead gets occasional useful content about the buying process instead of a repeated nudge to “buy now.”
The Difference That Mattered The system recognized which stage each lead was actually in — fresh, scheduled, post-estimate, or long-term nurture — and matched tone and frequency to that stage instead of running one script for everyone regardless of where they stood.
Try This Pick one lead from each stage — fresh, scheduled, and nurture — and read the last message each one received. If all three sound interchangeable, stage awareness is the fix, not more messages.