Trade Wins Lesson #16

The sale often happens on the follow-up—not the first visit.

Immediate buyers need a call tonight. Intermediate buyers need value tomorrow—not pressure. Distant buyers need you to refuse ballpark pricing six months early. This lesson gives you timelines, scripts, and the long play when you do not get the job today.

Lesson 16: Sales Follow-up Approx. 32 minutes
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Buyer types

Match follow-up to their timeline

  • ImmediateWater heater flooding—call same evening; confused minds say no.
  • IntermediateThree bids—call next day with apples-to-oranges coaching.
  • DistantReschedule for May—no price without value in the room.
  • 98% do nothingFollow-up alone can differentiate you overnight.

What you get from Lesson 16

0:06
Welcome — sales follow-upObjections vs timelines—different frameworks.
2:00
Immediate buyersAsk when spouse gets home—permission to call at six.
12:00
Intermediate buyersCongratulate three bids—steer to Google reviews honestly.
18:00
Distant buyersRoyal Stadium joke—ballparks are not budgets.
24:00
Halftime ruleHalf their timeline—proactive check-in.
28:00
Free advice limitsCharge evaluation when they pick your brain without buying.
Relationship

Why follow-up is long-play marketing

  • Lost bid, won laterDave's hour-long education calls turned into lifetime customers.
  • Never trash competitorsBadmouth their picks—you badmouth their judgment.
  • Calendar the callIf they say no follow-up, insist on a touch-base time anyway.
  • Leads to calendarLesson 17—scheduling discipline for booked work.

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Lesson 16 turns estimates into revenue weeks later. Membership includes scripts and peer examples from owners who track follow-up in CRM tasks.

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