Best Follow-Up Sequence for Epoxy Flooring Leads
Generating leads is useless if you don't convert them. The biggest point of failure for epoxy contractors is a weak follow-up process. Calling a lead once and leaving a voicemail is not enough. You need a multi-channel sequence to secure the estimate.
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1. Day 1: Speed to Lead
Within 5 minutes of a lead submitting a form, they should receive an automated SMS: "Hi [Name], received your request for an epoxy quote! Do you have a few minutes today for a quick call?" Simultaneously, you should be dialing their number. If they don't answer, leave a voicemail and an email.
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2. Days 2-3: Polite Persistence
People are busy. If they didn't reply on Day 1, try again. Send a text on Day 2: "Hey [Name], just following up on your garage floor project. What time works best for a quick chat?" Call them again in the afternoon. Keep it friendly and low-pressure.
3. Days 4-7: The Value Add
Stop asking for the call and start showing your value. Send an email or text with a link to a gallery of your recent work or a short video explaining your 5-step preparation process. Show them why you are the premium choice in your area.
4. Day 14: The Breakup Text
If they haven't responded after two weeks, send the "Breakup Text": "Hi [Name], I haven't heard back so I assume you put the epoxy project on hold. If you change your mind, feel free to reach out!" This psychological trigger often gets a response from people who were just procrastinating.
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