HOW THE PIECES TALK TO EACH OTHER
I Connect the Tools You Already Own
A CRM, a contact form, a calendar, a billing system. Most businesses already have what they need. The gap is what happens between them.
I build the connections that move a call or a form submission to the right person without someone having to notice it and act. Lead Follow-Up, covering missed calls and slow response times, is where I usually start. It's rarely where the work ends.
What This Actually Covers
The specifics depend on what you're running. In general, this is work like:
- Getting a form submission to a person instead of a folder nobody checks
- Keeping a new client's information from being typed into three different systems by hand
- Making sure a calendar booking and a case file or job file agree with each other
- Catching a call that goes to voicemail during business hours
How This Applies to You
The problem looks the same everywhere. What's broken and what it costs to fix depends on your business.
For Contractors
Missed calls while on a job site or mid-job, and website leads nobody sees until it's too late.
See how it works for contractors →
For Law Firms
Consultation requests that come in after hours or during a hearing, and intake that depends on someone remembering to follow up.
See how it works for law firms →
Where Lead Follow-Up Fits
Lead Follow-Up is the first system I built in this category, and the only one with fixed pricing today. It covers missed calls and form submissions specifically. If what's actually slowing you down is something else, a CRM that doesn't talk to your billing software, a form that goes nowhere, tell me what it is and I'll look at whether it's a fit.
Not sure what's actually connected right now?
I'll look at what you're running and tell you plainly what's worth fixing and what isn't.