What happens after the call?

A five-minute check for busy service-business owners.

Mark each item for yourself: handled; depends on me; or not sure. You don't need to fix all five today. Start with the one that keeps landing back on you. The complete check is below, with no form required.

1. When a call is missed.

Does the customer get a useful response? Who notices if the message can't be delivered? Start by writing down what happens today, including after hours.

2. When a website request arrives.

Where does it go, who owns the next step, and how do you know it was seen? Choose one clear owner and next action.

3. When an estimate goes quiet.

How do you know it's time to follow up? Choose a reminder you can actually maintain, rather than relying on remembering at night.

4. When an appointment changes.

Can the customer move it without a long chain of messages? Make the rescheduling route clear in the confirmation.

5. After a finished job.

Is there a simple, honest review request? Make the link easy to use, without screening out unhappy customers or rewarding reviews.

Which one still lives in your head?

Text me which one. I'll tell you how I'd start.

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