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Never miss a lead
Most small businesses don’t have a shortage of interest. They lose it: calls that ring out while you’re on a job, website enquiries answered the next day, quotes nobody follows up, and appointments people simply don’t turn up to.
These guides deal with each leak in turn. Start with the one that costs you most, fix it, and you’ll usually win more work than a new advert would bring in, for a fraction of the cost.
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What is the quickest way to stop losing enquiries?
Make sure every caller and every website visitor hears back, even when you are busy. A missed-call text, saved replies for common questions and a fixed time each day to answer messages fix most leaks within a week.
How quickly should a small business reply to an enquiry?
As quickly as you reasonably can, ideally the same hour during working time. The first business to reply sensibly often wins the job, so a short holding reply that says when you will come back is far better than silence.
How do I work out what missed calls are costing me?
Multiply the calls you miss each week by the share you would normally win and by your average job value. The free lead leak calculator does the sum for you from your own numbers.
Do reminder messages really reduce no-shows?
Reminders are one of the simplest ways to cut no-shows, especially when they go out a day or two before the appointment and make it easy to rearrange. A clear cancellation policy, taken at booking, helps too.
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