Marketing that follows up so you don't have to
Most local businesses do not need more leads. They need to stop losing the ones they have. I build the follow-up machine first: replies, reminders, reviews, reactivation. Then, if the numbers say so, we buy traffic.
how it fits the method
The audit maps what happens to a lead after it arrives: who answers, how fast, what happens on a missed call, who follows up and when. Marketing gets built where leads leak, which is almost never where the ad budget goes.
See the method: Chartedwhat happens to a lead after it arrives
What you get
Speed to lead
Missed-call text-back and replies within minutes, around the clock.
Campaigns people open
Email and SMS timed to your customer's rhythm, not a content calendar.
Reviews on autopilot
Requests timed to the moment the job wraps, routed to the platforms that matter.
Ads, last
Paid traffic only after the follow-up holds, so every click has somewhere to land.
One honest dashboard
What came in, what it cost, what it closed.
I built Vora, a CRM platform that runs exactly this machinery for service businesses. Yours gets the same engine.
Start with the audit
The audit shows where your leads leak before we spend a dollar on new ones.
Or open the assistant in the corner and describe your business.