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How I automate my lead capture
Everyone always asks me how I’m able to bring in $25-50k every Christmas season while working a full time job. This is pretty much how. I don’t have to deal with the time sucking repetitive processes for the dozens and dozens of leads I get. I used to spend my evenings doing all the follow up. 1. Lead Capture: • A potential client visits your website and fills out a contact form requesting a quote for Christmas light installation. 2. Automation Trigger: • The form submission triggers an automated email thanking the lead for their interest and letting them know someone will reach out with a quote soon. • The system assigns the task of creating the quote to your team. 3. Task Assignment: • Once the task is assigned, the estimator receives a notification to create the quote and uploads it into the system. 4. Quote Sent: • Once the quote is completed, an automated email and SMS are sent to the lead with the quote attached. The lead is also sent a link to book an installation date. 5. Follow-up Sequence: • If the lead doesn’t respond within 2 days, a follow-up SMS and email are automatically sent, reminding them about the quote and offering to answer any questions. • After 7 days of no response, a final email is sent, offering a limited-time discount to encourage action. 6. Conversion: • Once the lead books a service, the automation triggers a workflow to schedule the installation, notify the crew, and send a confirmation email with the booking details. • Post-installation, an email is automatically sent requesting a review or testimonial. Here’s an example of how a realtor or any other service business could apply this to their workflow: 1. Lead Capture: • A potential buyer submits an inquiry on your real estate website regarding a home listing they’re interested in. 2. Automation Trigger: • The form submission triggers an automated email thanking the lead for their interest in the property, providing a link to the property details, and setting an expectation that you will contact them soon.
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Do you worry about your crew doing a good job? Who trains them?
Public (investing)?
Hi group! I know NOTHING about investing. I've been talking with some financial advisors but I haven't made a decision yet, other than moving funds into a HY Savings and Checking account. Are any of you familiar with Public?
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E-Myth
One of the best books for entrepreneurs is called the "E-myth". The E-Myth, from Michael Gerber’s "The E-Myth Revisited," highlights that many small business owners are skilled technicians, not entrepreneurs. To succeed, owners must shift from doing the work themselves to building systems that allow the business to run independently. Do you want to own a job or a business? I apply his philosophy in my business by automating repetitive tasks, creating systems, and freeing myself from daily operations. This allows me to easily to scale, maintain consistency, and enables me to focus on growth, strategy, and innovation instead of focusing on not falling off the roof. Dm me or comment and I'll send you a free PDF of the "E-myth Revisited".
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Please send it to me! Thank you Beau!
How I Turned My $3k/month business into $25k/month
I started my Christmas light side hustle about three seasons ago. In the first season, we were all over the place, with no systems or processes in place. I was only able to make about $3k because I wasn’t charging enough, didn’t have a reliable supplier, and didn’t have any project management software. I was trying to keep track of everything myself without any software to help. By the second year, we made some progress and ended up doing about $10k. I implemented a quoting system and became more organized with follow-ups and got an actual supplier, but I knew further growth required more robust systems, especially since I was still working a full-time job and trying to do everything after work. Last year, I finally scaled to about $25k in a month by hiring employees and streamlining my processes. This allowed me to efficiently manage the business, focus on growth, and deliver better service to my clients. If you have questions about how to apply systems to your business let me know!
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I do I need both. New clients for my commercial cleaning company as well as staff.
Hi everyone!
I'm excited to be here! I was invited by Beau from Reddit. I want to learn day trading, investing, any type of online business that's working for people without being scammed. I'm willing to work but I want what I am doing to actually work.
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Julie Povlitz
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I live in East Florida. I currently manage and run and own a commercial cleaning company. It's a difficult business and I want to do something new

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