If we wrote to you, here’s how.

Software looks at your site the way a customer would and drafts one short note about one true thing. A real reply reaches Braxton.

An example draft, on a made up company.

Rules it never breaks.

They live in the database, not in a setting someone can forget.

  • Stop means stop

    Reply stop, or just no, and it never writes again.

  • One follow up, then quiet

    If you don’t answer, you hear from us once more and never after.

  • Only what’s true

    Every note names one real thing on your site. No made up praise.

  • A few a day, daytime only

    No floods, nothing at night or on weekends.

How one note gets written.

If one step stops, the rest wait instead of guessing.

  1. 1

    Find

    Finds companies it could help, and sets aside anyone who isn’t a fit.

  2. 2

    Look

    Looks at each site the way a customer would, on a phone.

  3. 3

    Judge

    Picks one true thing worth saying. If there’s nothing, it writes nothing.

  4. 4

    Write

    Drafts one short, plain note for that one company.

  5. 5

    Check

    A second pass checks every fact and every word.

  6. 6

    Send

    Sends a few at a time, in the daytime, with one follow up at most.

  7. 7

    Listen

    A real reply goes to Braxton’s phone, and he answers it himself.

The same care, for your customers.

  • Chase your own quotes

    A short, plain follow up on every quote that hasn’t had an answer, in your name.

  • Bring back past customers

    A note when the next visit is due, to the people who already like you.

  • The same rules

    Stop means stop, one follow up, daytime only. Nobody on your list feels worked.

An example, on a made up company.

Want this for your own customers?

Tell us which quotes go quiet and which customers you’d like back. We’ll tell you what we would build first.