21-Day Customer Reactivation Campaign
Look for Repeat Work to Fill Your Open Schedule.
You have open time on the schedule, but past customers haven’t heard from you in months. Some may be due for seasonal or repeat service and not think to call. A useful reminder gives people who know your work a reason to get in touch. Older leads and estimates may be worth checking too. Current open estimates need a separate follow-up plan.
The campaign checks who you can reach, why they might need you now and whether you have room for the work.
We check working contact details and permission to send messages, prepare outreach, check replies and report what happened. Read the scope below. The calculator and a conversation with Brian are optional.
What We Review First
- Working contact details and permission to reach out
- What a typical job is worth
- A seasonal or practical reason to reach out
- Room on your schedule and the cost of reaching out
How a Focused 21-Day Campaign Works
- 1. Choose who to contact and a useful reason to reach out.
- 2. Prepare messages for people you have permission to contact.
- 3. Send the messages and check replies during the 21 days.
- 4. Report what happened and discuss the next step.
We may consider email or calls. The choice depends on your list and permission to contact each person. The campaign does not promise a specific method or number of jobs.
Why Pricing Varies
The work depends on your list size, working contact details, offer and how people can be reached. We review those details before discussing the work and cost. Pricing is agreed for your campaign scope.
The numbers should make sense before you spend the money.
If the numbers don't make sense, we'll tell you that too.
Optional: discuss the campaign scope with Brian →
Use the Customer Reactivation Calculator →