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What happens to your next 100 inquiries?

Before you spend more on marketing, map the customer journey from first contact to a confirmed appointment or sale. This practical checklist helps you identify what to measure.

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A five-part inquiry audit

1 / Count

Which channels generate new inquiries? Keep calls, emails, forms, texts and referrals in separate categories, then remove duplicates.

2 / Respond

How long does the first real response take? Define the difference between an automated acknowledgment and an actual conversation.

3 / Follow up

Are estimates and unanswered messages assigned to an owner? Track how and when a second contact attempt happens.

4 / Qualify

Which inquiries are genuine opportunities? Count qualified and unqualified contacts separately so the conversion denominator stays useful.

5 / Review

Measure appointments, quotes and won customers using consistent time windows. Look for differences in source quality and seasonality.

Stop guessing

Choose one workflow change, record the baseline and test. If the result does not justify the effort, revise the process rather than asserting a revenue gain.

A simple baseline worksheet

Record these monthly fields in a spreadsheet: inquiries, valid contacts, contacted within target window, quotes sent, appointments set, jobs won, average gross profit per won job, and time spent on follow-up.

This checklist is a management aid, not an industry benchmark, financial forecast or promise. Never upload customer-level personal information to the public calculator.

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