Tuesday. 3 priority texts to send. Ron is day 1 on his RAV4 quote ($389). Zhimin is day 2, post-call text went out yesterday. The unnamed Jeep caller needs a post-call text with the $249 Refresh that was never offered on the call.
9 leads after hygiene cleared Kecia (her Monday deadline passed), Gregory, and one unnamed contact. Patricia, Colette, and Heather protected by scheduled callback safety rails. Zack Crow’s $369 booking is locked for Apr 16; deposit check if not received.
Dr. Gilliam at 24 days since the Rolls Royce detail. Rebook window closing fast.
Kecia — gone cold (3 days, deadline passed). Gregory — no response (3 days, 5 unanswered messages). Unnamed (281-382-1714) — no response (2 days, 3 unanswered messages).
Patricia, Colette, and Heather skipped by safety rails (scheduled callbacks).
Yesterday a prospect called about mold in her Jeep. After hearing the price ($379), she said it was too steep. You asked her budget ($100-150), which was the right move. But then you referred her to “physical detailing shops” instead of offering the $249 Refresh. That’s the downsell that exists for exactly this moment. When someone says the price is too high: (1) justify the value, (2) offer the $249 Refresh, (3) keep the door open. Only after all three do you walk away.
2500 Diesel truck, Texas City. Deposit instructions sent ($36.90 via Zelle/CashApp). If deposit not received by today, light check-in.