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THE FIX / Win more workXT3 · IAN DIKHTIAR

Turn forgotten quotes into a short follow-up list.

Know who needs a nudge without searching through old emails.

How it would work

  1. 01Quote sent
  2. 02Set a follow-up date
  3. 03Show today’s list
  4. 04Owner follows up
A SIMPLE EXAMPLE Illustrative, not a customer result

Before

A quote was sent Tuesday. A week later, nobody remembers whether the customer replied.

After

Quote #104 · Waiting for customer · Owner: Sam · Follow up Thursday · Draft message ready.

Your first move

Put five open quotes in one list. Give each an owner, a status, and a next-contact date.

Would this work for us?

Start here if good prospects disappear after you send a quote.

Try it with

  • 5 open quotes
  • Their current status
  • Your rules for follow-up

Keep going if

Every open quote has a next action. Closed and opted-out contacts stay out of the queue.

Review messages before sending. More follow-ups do not guarantee more sales.

Try it with

5 open quotes · Their current status · Your rules for follow-up

Keep going if

Every open quote has a next action. Closed and opted-out contacts stay out of the queue.

Review messages before sending. More follow-ups do not guarantee more sales.