The 48-Hour Quote Follow-Up Gap
Most trade shops send a quote and wait. Here's why leads go cold after two days and how automated follow-up sequences recover them.
Short, practical observations on where owner-run service businesses leak revenue and how the right systems close the gaps.

Most trade shops send a quote and wait. Here's why leads go cold after two days and how automated follow-up sequences recover them.
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If the business stops when you step away, you don't own a business, you own a job. Systems fix that.
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