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How to Create a Customer Follow-Up System
Build a follow-up system for leads, active customers, past customers, referrals, reviews, and reactivation opportunities.
How to use it
Define each customer stage.
Write messages for each stage.
Automate reminders where possible and review weekly.
Owner Playbook
Detailed instructions
1
Segment the relationship
Different people need different follow-up. A new lead, active client, past client, and referral partner should not all receive the same message.
Create lead, prospect, active, completed, past, and referral segments.
Define the goal for each segment.
Choose email, text, phone, or task reminders.
2
Write practical messages
Follow-up should be useful and direct. Avoid generic newsletters when a simple next step would work better.
Write a first response message.
Write a no-response sequence.
Write a review/referral request message.
3
Measure response
The system should improve over time based on replies, booked calls, purchases, reviews, and reactivations.
Track response rates.
Update weak messages.
Review stuck contacts weekly.
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