What matters

A sequence needs a reason for each action and rules for changing or stopping it. New questions, purchase decisions and contact preferences should alter the next message rather than being ignored by a fixed routine.

Put it into practice

  • Define the purpose of each follow-up
  • Record customer responses
  • Set change and stop conditions

An example in practice

The customer asks for a revised scope. The next follow-up addresses the new proposal rather than asking whether they read the previous version.

What to track

Track completed follow-ups and useful responses.

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