Hey Tom, I'm still comparing a few options. Can you follow up with me in three weeks?
Wait 3 weeks
Thanks for reaching out! Yes, I'd actually like to move forward. Can you call me tomorrow?
How does Carl talk to my leads?
Like a rep from your team would. Short messages in your tone of voice. Language based on your company and the lead. A real reference to the product or service they enquired about.
Here is a real example, and how Carl handles a "not yet" from the prospect.
You choose the sender, and the tone. Your team can choose to approve messages before anything goes out.
Wait 2 weeks
Wait 5 days
Thanks for staying on it, Sarah! We've just been busy. Yes, please book a call. We'd like to move ahead.
Hi Sarah 😊 I know you were looking at the apartment on Maple Street a few weeks back. The market has shifted a bit since then and there are a couple of options that might fit better. Would it work to have a quick chat this week? Best, James from CityLet
Hi Sarah 😊 Just checking in case my last message slipped through the cracks. Happy to do a no-obligation run-through of what's available right now in your price range. A few good ones have come up since we last spoke. Let me know if this week works. Best, James from CityLet
Hi Sarah, just a quick follow-up. No pressure at all if the timing isn't right. If it helps, I can also send over a short list of current listings by message so you have something to browse at your own pace. James
What does this look like for my team?
You spend less time on:
Chasing cold leads by phone and email
Logging follow-ups and reminders
And more time on:
Sales calls with ready leads
Valuations and paperwork
Carl gives your reps their week back. Their conversations are warmer, because the lead has already agreed to talk. Their sales have a higher-margin, because they have more time to negotiate properly. The team owns every offer, every sales decision, every relationship. Carl just makes sure the right conversations get started.





