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NETMORE MARKETING
Week 2 — Mar 8–14, 2026
Generated April 1, 2026
Weekly Sales Meta-Analysis
Athay Auto Studio

Period Summary

Week 2, March 2026 — Best Week Yet

$4,844 booked -- your best week of March. Booking rate nearly doubled (37% vs 23%). Volume up 33%. Your first repeat customer (Dr. Gilliam -- $738 across two days). Average score jumped to 6.9, SMS hit 7.2. Frequency question recovered from 8% to 29%. All 3 Big 3 projects completed this week. Phone still stuck at 5.8 for the third straight week, but phone share dropped to 19% of volume.

Booked Revenue
$4,844
↑ 133% from $2,077
Booking Rate
37%
↑ 14 pts from 23%
Avg Ticket
$396
Consistent
ROAS
5.45
↑ from 4.10
Conversations
32
↑ 33% from 24
Avg Score
6.9
↑ 0.6 from 6.3
Total Quoted
$13.1K
↑ 43% from $9.2K
Best Day

Wednesday, March 12 -- 7 conversations, 8.0 avg score, three 9+ scores. Daniel (9.5), Jessica (9.5), and Dr. Gilliam (8.5) all in one day. The busiest day was also the best day.

Revenue & Pipeline

Where the money went
Booked $4,844 (37%) Didn't Convert $5,099 (39%) Lost $2,894 (22%)
CategoryAmount% of Quotedvs. Last Week
Total Quoted $13,097 100% ↑ 43% from $9,151
Booked $4,844 37% ↑ 133% from $2,077
Didn't Convert $5,099 39% ↓ from 52% share
Lost $2,894 22% ↓ from 26%

The pipeline is converting

Booked revenue more than doubled ($2,077 to $4,844). "Didn't Convert" share dropped (52% to 39%) -- more pipeline is turning into bookings instead of sitting idle. Loss share also dropped (26% to 22%). Every metric moved in the right direction.

Skill Acquisition Tracker

Acquired

SkillAdherencevs. Last Week
Opener100% (20/20)→ Stable
Discovery Q1 (Vehicle/Service)95% (18/19)→ from 100% (1 miss)
Discovery Q2 (Condition)94% (15/16)↑ from 90%

Progressing

SkillAdherencevs. Last WeekNotes
Diagnosis Bridge 63% (12/20) ↓ from 75% (4 obs) 20 obs -- more representative
Close 62% (8/15) ↑ from 57% (+5 pts) Steady improvement
Expectation Setting 60% (3/5) Larger sample 2 misapplied
Hesitation Handling 50% (1/2) Too few to compare Small sample

Needs Work

SkillAdherencevs. Last WeekNotes
Frequency Question 29% (4/14) ↑↑ from 8% Regression reversed
Downsell 25% (1/4) New tracking 4 applicable situations
Follow-Up Sequence 0% (0/3) ↓ from 25% $5,099 sitting in pipeline
Biggest Win

Frequency question recovered from 8% to 29% -- the W1 regression was reversed. You went from asking it in 1/13 conversations to 4/14. The coaching emphasis on "this is for the rebook system" appears to have landed.

Top 3 Coaching Priorities

Priority #1 -- $5,099 Untouched Pipeline

Follow-Up Execution: 0% for the Third Straight Week

Zero follow-up sequences in 3 applicable situations. $5,099 sitting in "Didn't Convert" status -- 39% of all quoted revenue. Your morning brief surfaces these leads daily with copy-paste messages. The barrier isn't information -- it's execution.

At 20% recovery rate: $1,020 in additional revenue. The Amanda loss demonstrates the cost -- she went to a competitor while you were still in discovery. Speed kills.

Target next week: 3+ follow-up attempts. Even one conversion from the $5,099 pipeline pays for the effort.

Priority #2: Frequency Question -- 29%, Recovering

Improved from 8% to 29%. The regression was reversed. Script changes make this flexible based on your feedback that it "sometimes feels like a jab." Coaching shifts from "always ask" to "ask when it fits naturally." The 29% may be close to the natural rate.

Target: Maintain 25%+. Focus on quality of delivery, not frequency.

Priority #3: Downsell Discipline -- 25% (1/4)

When prospects balk at pricing, you rarely offer an alternative. Shannon walked away from $339 with zero recovery. Mark's combined $700-$800 quote lost both services when an unbundled detail at $389 would have closed. $728 in recoverable revenue from just two conversations.

Target: Downsell offered in 50%+ of price objection scenarios.

Channel Comparison

SMS vs. Phone
SMS Average
7.2
↑ 0.5 from 6.7
26 conversations (81%)
Phone Average
5.8
→ 3rd week unchanged
6 conversations (19%)
MetricSMS (n=26)Phone (n=6)Gap
Avg Score7.25.8-1.4
Score Range3 -- 9.53 -- 9
Booking Rate42% (11/26)17% (1/6)SMS 2.5x
Loss Rate8% (2/26)33% (2/6)Phone 4x
Bright Spot

E. Arrington (9/10, phone, booked) proves phone CAN work. Crisis call -- inbound urgency, clear need, instant diagnosis, same-day close. Phone works when the prospect drives urgency. It fails when you need to create urgency through discovery.

Prospect Type Analysis

TypeCount%Expectedvs. Last Week
Problem Solver2269%70--80%↓ from 88% (normalizing)
Occasional Detailer39%15--20%→ from 12%
Enthusiast39%2--5%↑ from 0%
Not A Fit39%--↑ from 0%

Outcome by Type

TypeBookedDidn't ConvertLost
Problem Solver10 (45%)9 (41%)3 (14%)
Occasional Detailer0 (0%)3 (100%)0 (0%)
Enthusiast2 (67%)1 (33%)0 (0%)
Key Insight

Problem Solver booking rate jumped from 19% to 45%. You're closing more first-touch leads. Enthusiasts convert at 67% (Dr. Gilliam -- $738 from one client in two days). ODs remain at 0% booking / 0% loss -- they don't say no, but they need follow-up to close.

Customer Patterns

First repeat customer validates the model

Dr. Gilliam -- Enthusiast, Rolls Royce owner -- completed a Showroom detail ($369) and immediately rebooked for the next day. $738 from one client in two days. This is proof of concept for recurring revenue. Enthusiasts find you even without marketing to them.

Speed-to-quote matters for ready buyers

Amanda stated her need upfront ("interior and exterior"). You asked discovery questions instead of quoting. A competitor won while you were still asking questions. When a customer tells you what they want, give them a price first -- you can always do discovery after the booking.

Service bundling loses deals

Mark's combined $700 quote (detail + tint) scared him off both services. Unbundled, the $389 detail alone would have closed. When quoting multiple services, separate the prices and let them choose rather than presenting a combined total.

Notable Conversations

Top Performers

Daniel -- Wed 3/12, SMS, 9.5/10 • $389 booked

New high score. Odor problem -- you asked about type AND search depth, used both in the diagnosis bridge. Zero wasted questions. Textbook pattern: problem discovery diagnosis close.

Jessica -- Wed 3/12, SMS, 9.5/10 • $389 booked

Tied for highest. Dual motivation (trade-in value + kid stains). Discovery revealed both naturally. Customer self-selected the right package.

Shondelyn -- Fri 3/14, SMS, 9/10 • $479 rebook

Customer upsold herself to Executive ($479) after the diagnosis bridge and tempered expectations for stains. Two-day service booking.

Dr. Gilliam -- Wed 3/12, SMS, 8.5/10 • $738 across 2 days

First repeat customer of March. Enthusiast, Rolls Royce owner. Completed Showroom $369, immediately rebooked for next day. Proof of concept for recurring revenue.

Patterns in Losses

Speed Loss -- Amanda (3/10, SMS)

Stated her need upfront. You asked discovery questions instead of quoting. A competitor won while you were still in discovery. When a customer tells you what they want, give them a price.

Price Walkaway Without Recovery -- Shannon, Mark

Both heard pricing and disengaged. No downsell offered, no service separation, no "what are you weighing?" probe. Shannon balked at $339 -- zero recovery. Mark's combined $700+ quote lost both services when the detail alone ($389) would have closed.

Intelligence Harvest

Week-over-week changes
MetricMar W1Mar W2Change
Conversations2432+33%
Avg Score6.36.9+0.6
SMS Avg6.77.2+0.5
Phone Avg5.85.8-- (3rd week)
SMS / Phone Gap0.91.4+0.5 (widening)
Booking Rate23%37%+14 pts
Loss Rate25%16%-9 pts
Frequency Question8%29%+21 pts
Follow-Up25%0%-25 pts
Booked Revenue$2,077$4,844+133%
Total Quoted$9,151$13,097+43%

Weekly Sales Meta-Analysis • Athay Auto Studio • Week 2, March 2026

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