Turn quotes into booked jobs
Every quote you send takes time, and most go quiet. These skills help you quote faster, write proposals that protect you, and follow up in a way that gets a yes or a clear no.
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Win the JobFollow up on quotesI send quotes and then hear nothing, and I never know whether to chase or let them go.View →Win the JobScope jobs before you quoteI price a job off one quick conversation, then the customer expects things I never counted.View →Win the JobDraft proposals and agreementsI say yes to a job on a quick quote and a text, and then we argue about what was included.View →Win the JobPrice each jobI price every job by gut feel and only find out I undercharged when it runs long.View →Win the JobWrite a proposal that prevents scope creepI keep doing extra work I never agreed to.Coming soonView →
What owners are asking
Real questions from owners online, reworded and anonymous.
I spend an evening pricing a job and then never hear another word. Do I keep calling or let it go?
How many times can I follow up on an estimate before I'm just being annoying?
My automatic reminders kept firing after the customer already answered. How do I stop that?
I'm closing about one in five quotes. Is that my price or my follow-up?