Customer Win-Back and Reactivation (A Practical Playbook)
Segment lapsed vs bad-fit, one next step, tight follow-through—win back past customers without spam; use portal, SMS, estimates where your plan allows.
Segment lapsed vs bad-fit, one next step, tight follow-through—win back past customers without spam; use portal, SMS, estimates where your plan allows.
Before/after on the job, moderation before the public gallery, up to twelve published shots—standards so photos help sales and disputes, not camera-roll chaos.
Fifteen weekly minutes in Reports: collections, overdue jobs, completion, reviews—same slot, same questions, one improvement lever per week.
COI expirations, sub rules before first dispatch, job-level proof—minimum risk hygiene for field owners; not legal or insurance advice.
HOAs and commercial work: who pays, who grants access, who approves scope—portal and estimate discipline so crews are not guessing at the gate.
New, Contacted, Closed—owner rules for lead ownership, speed-to-lead, converting to a customer, and why your inbox and landing page must match your promise.
Templates, crew assignments, overrides, and time off—set hours your team can defend so the route planner and customers stop inheriting fantasy capacity.
Dedicated line, forwarding, ring timeouts, voicemail in the inbox—voice policy so calls match SMS standards instead of becoming mystery channel number two.
Missed-call text-back on a dedicated line: warm auto-SMS, sane hours, real callbacks—owner policy so automation reassures instead of replacing human follow-up.
Grunlo subdomain as your front door: services, proof, contact form into the inbox, and a repeatable owner standard for how fast new leads get a human next step.
Threaded SMS and inbox: assign threads, keep coordination off personal phones, move real scope to estimates or the portal—owner and office playbook.
After routing is honest: checkout discipline, maintenance logs, who has the trailer—use Grunlo Assets without drowning a shaky schedule in paperwork.