@jasondavisseo@noahiglerSEO yep the ask right after the job is everything. shops that make it part of closing out the ticket never have to think about review spikes
@alexwolk1@jasondavisseo this one gets overlooked so much. owners track form leads but a call that rings out never shows up anywhere, so nobody knows what it's costing them
@NicKent789@DannyMagazu hear this a lot from service owners. fb is great for trust and referrals but paid ads are hit or miss. what's been your best lead source then?
@TylerBakerLLC@ShannonJean smart to get ahead of it. i think the office side gets automated way before the roof does tho, calls, follow up, scheduling. what are you looking at first?
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@jesseteron love that split, trust buyers are the best customers anyway. with the painters you coach now, are most of them still answering their own phones or do they have someone on it?
@GravityRoofing@bot that's sick, mapping the follow-up against what actually goes out is something most shops never do. how's the voice side holding up on the longer calls, like when a homeowner wants to talk through an insurance claim?
@SMB_RealEstate yeah being a person short up front is usually where it leaks first. roughly how many inbound calls and leads a week are coming in right now, and who's covering follow-up while that seat's open?
@CraigElliott_jr curious what topped their list. i'd bet a lot of it was whether the phones and booking ran without the owner. how many calls a week did you miss while on a job?