Good work deserves
a follow-through.

For example, a service business has sent a quote and wants a consistent way to check whether the customer needs anything else. We would agree on the trigger, timing, customer permissions, reply wording and person responsible before building the process.

An approved workflow can prepare a follow-up, record its status and route a reply to the owner. Stops matter too: a declined quote, completed job or opt-out should not keep receiving the same message. This is an illustrative workflow, not a client result or a promise of more bookings.

The audience, messages, timing and sending permissions form part of the agreed scope. Content about your services, prices and completed work needs your factual review. Photos need permission to be used, and review requests ask for honest feedback.

AI-assisted drafts do not establish consent or permission to send. We agree on human review and stop conditions, including opt-outs and exceptions, before customer-facing actions are enabled.

Engagements start at $1,000/month. The proposal sets the actual workflows, content, review responsibilities, reporting and support included for your business. Advertising spend, third-party subscriptions and larger campaign builds are scoped separately.

This is separate from the features in a managed website plan. If the missing step is a website contact path, start with a website audit before adding marketing work.

Agree on a baseline and what can actually be recorded: inquiries that reached the owner, follow-ups completed, replies received, opt-outs and work published. Review those records alongside the agreed goals and any exceptions.

A sent message is not a booked job, and more impressions do not prove a sale. We distinguish recorded activity from outcomes your business must confirm. If the main issue is a handoff between tools, compare AI workflow implementation support.