How to Re-Engage Old Epoxy Leads
Every contractor has a database full of leads who inquired months ago but never booked. Instead of spending more money on ads to get new leads, you can tap into this goldmine with a strategic reactivation campaign.
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1. The 9-Word Email / Text
One of the most effective ways to re-engage an old lead is with a simple, direct question. Send an SMS or email that says: "Hi [Name], are you still looking to get your garage floor coated?" This low-pressure question often gets a high response rate.
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2. Seasonal Offers
Give old leads a reason to act now. A "Spring Refresh" or "End of Year" special offer (like $200 off or a free upgraded topcoat) creates urgency and gives you a valid reason to reach out to them.
3. Educational Nurture
Not every touchpoint needs to be a hard sell. Send a monthly newsletter highlighting a recent complex project you completed, or an article about how epoxy adds value to a home. This keeps your brand relevant until they are ready to buy.
4. Automate the Process
Don't do this manually. Use a CRM to automatically segment leads who haven't booked after 30 days and drop them into a long-term nurture sequence. Automation ensures consistency.
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