Follow-up that continues after the first conversation
Timed, personalized follow-up keeps new leads warm until they are ready to move, and brings an agent in as soon as a lead shows real interest.
The problem it addresses
Most inquiries are not ready to transact right away. When follow-up depends on memory and spare time, it tends to stop after a few attempts.
The leads that were not ready in week one are often the ones that transact later. They tend to go with the team that stayed in touch.
From first message to handoff
Define the lead types
We agree on the groups to follow up with, such as new buyer inquiries, sellers, and long-term buyers, and on the goal for each.
Set the sequences
Follow-up is planned by lead type, with timing, channels, and wording agreed with you.
Engage by text, email, or call
Messages are personal and relevant to what the contact originally asked about.
Bring ready leads forward
When a contact responds with real interest, an agent is notified and the conversation moves to a person.
What is included
Structured sequences
Every lead stays in a follow-up plan until it converts or opts out.
Personalized messages
Follow-up reflects the area, property type, and timeline the lead mentioned.
Response detection
Replies are read and sorted, so agents see the ones that need attention.
Opt-out handling
Contacts who ask to stop are removed from every sequence.
What we measure
- Leads in an active follow-up plan
- Replies that showed real interest
- Conversations handed to an agent
- Showings and consultations booked
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See how it would work for your team
A short strategy call to look at your lead sources, CRM, and follow-up process.