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Ep. 018: Humanizing Your Business | the follow-through.

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Clay wraps up his three-part series on staying in front of customers (email, postcards, and now phone calls) by making the case for the most overlooked tactic of all: simply picking up the phone. He opens with a quick shoutout to Bob Turner, who just hit 365 days of consistent daily content. Then he breaks down why a genuine check-in call — not a sales pitch — builds trust and quietly brings business back around. Key takeaways: * The week's series: email (Monday), postcards (Wednesday), phone calls (today) — three ways to stay top-of-mind without being salesy. * Calls aren't for pitching. They're for checking in, which naturally opens doors to more work. * Who to call: cold past leads, past customers, and existing clients, especially during slower seasons. * Most customers are pleasantly surprised by a check-in call, not annoyed. * Consistency matters: block 20-30 minutes a day and keep notes so conversations feel personal. * People remember how you made them feel, not your offer — and that's what turns one-time clients into repeat business.

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Ep. 018: Humanizing Your Business | the follow-through.

Clay wraps up his three-part series on staying in front of customers (email, postcards, and now phone calls) by making the case for the most overlooked tactic of all: simply picking up the phone. He opens with a quick shoutout to Bob Turner, who just hit 365 days of consistent daily content. Then he breaks down why a genuine check-in call — not a sales pitch — builds trust and quietly brings business back around. Key takeaways: * The week's series: email (Monday), postcards (Wednesday), phone calls (today) — three ways to stay top-of-mind without being salesy. * Calls aren't for pitching. They're for checking in, which naturally opens doors to more work. * Who to call: cold past leads, past customers, and existing clients, especially during slower seasons. * Most customers are pleasantly surprised by a check-in call, not annoyed. * Consistency matters: block 20-30 minutes a day and keep notes so conversations feel personal. * People remember how you made them feel, not your offer — and that's what turns one-time clients into repeat business.

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episode Ep. 017: Where Do You Land? | the follow-through. artwork

Ep. 017: Where Do You Land? | the follow-through.

Are You Actually Getting Leads — Or Just Getting Ignored? Clayton Graba (Kaeru CX) and Jeff Gutowski (Break the Image) sit down to have a brutally honest conversation about why so many contractors and service businesses are leaving money on the table — and they're not holding back. From AI-generated flyers flooding social media to websites that look great but convert nobody, they break down what's actually happening in the digital marketing world right now. You'll hear why a pretty website means absolutely nothing if no one can find it, why your follow-up system is either working like a spider web or costing you jobs, and why the leads you're already getting might be slipping right through your fingers. They also tackle the 24/7 reality of today's customers — the ones filling out contact forms at 10pm on a Sunday — and what you need to have in place so you never miss an opportunity again. If you've ever thought "I need more leads" — you might just need to do more with the ones you already have. 🔗 Ready to stop missing leads and start closing them? 👉 Check out Kaeru CX [https://advantage.kaerucx.com/]: 👉 Or visit Stop Missed Leads: [https://stopmissedleads.com/]

15. juni 202623 min