Get 5 to 10 service calls, drain cleanings, and water heater replacements in 30 days from customers you've already helped.

You fixed their drain 18 months ago. Replaced their toilet. Installed their water heater.
They were happy. Paid on time. Said they'd call you next time.
But they didn't.
You should be getting those calls.
I send your past customers a simple message:
"Hey, it's [Your Company]. Just checking in, everything still running smooth? If you need any plumbing work or know someone who does, we're here to help."
What happens
All from people who already know your work.
From a list of 100 past customers:
Average 30-day revenue
$7,000 to $15,000
And because they already trust you, close rate is 60 to 80%.
"Worried about frozen pipes? We can help winterize."
"Spring plumbing check: sump pumps, outdoor faucets, water heaters."
"Planning a bathroom remodel? Let's talk."
"Get your water heater checked before winter."
"Leaks, clogs, or weird noises? We're here."
There's always a reason. We just make it relevant.
I'll organize your customer database.
Written for plumbing customers specifically.
Email and SMS over 2 weeks.
All responses in one place.
Never lose an emergency call.
Non-responders get one more message.
Set up in 1 week. Results in 30 days.
If you don't get at least 5 real service requests in 30 days, you don't pay.
Not tire-kickers. Not "just curious." Actual jobs or estimates.
If we don't hit 5, you owe me nothing.
Paid after you get results. Or $300 upfront if you want to start immediately.
Quick math
Total: $10,500 from a $500 investment
21x ROI in 30 days
Great fit if
Not a fit if
Quick 10-minute call. We'll look at your situation and see if this makes sense.
Some will. But relationships change. Plumbers retire, move, get too busy. You're just reminding them you're available. Let them decide.
Perfect. They've probably needed plumbing work since then and used someone else. Time to remind them you exist.
Absolutely. Many people respond with "actually, we DO have a leak..." or "our water heater is making noise." You get the call instead of them Googling.
Most plumbers don't. And if you do, are you doing text and email with follow-up? Most send one email that gets ignored. This is systematic.
Different trade?