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Of the 284 emails that reached this inbox last week, only three came from people who were ready to buy.

And even those three were lost. Not to spam, but to the way they were handled.

Sarah waited two days for a price and hired the builder who sent one first. David went back and forth over email until a competitor booked him. Emma said “not yet”, and never heard from the business again.

    1. Tue 9:12 AMAsked for a price
    2. Thu 4:30 PMGot “we'll get back to you”
    3. FriHired the builder who sent a price first
    Lost · $180k
    1. Tue 10:03 AMAsked for a demo
    2. Tue 2:15 PMGot “what times work for you?”
    3. 4 emails laterBooked a demo with someone else
    Lost · 40 seats
    1. Tue 11:58 AMAsked for a site visit
    2. WedGot the quote. Said “not yet”
    3. Next 3 monthsNever heard from you again
    Lost · forgotten

Here is what happened when the business answered them the right way.

Sarah saw a price range on the website and booked a visit herself. David had his questions answered within a minute, and booked a demo. Emma got a short follow-up a week later, and signed. None of it is complicated, and all of it can run without you. That is what we build.

    1. Tue 9:12 AMSaw a price range on the site
    2. Tue 9:14 AMGot a ballpark for her ADU
    3. Tue 9:20 AMBooked a site visit herself
    Won · site visit booked
    1. Tue 10:03 AMAI assistant answered his questions
    2. Tue 10:04 AMSent him a booking link
    3. Tue 10:05 AMBooked Thursday, 2 PM
    Won · demo booked
    1. WedGot the quote. Said “not yet”
    2. Day 7Follow-up with a project like hers
    3. Day 9Signed
    Won · signed