Value worksheet5 min read

Price the follow-through gap in your own numbers

Before you buy anything from anyone — including us — run this worksheet. It turns 'follow-up is inconsistent' into a number you can argue with.

Hand-drawn two-column contrast: tangled arrows between inbox, CRM, calendar and phone on the left; the same four sources feeding neat lines into a Monday brief with three decisions on the right.
Same tools on both sides. The difference is ownership of the follow-through.

Every operator feels the gap. The worksheet makes it visible. Give it fifteen minutes with your CRM and your last quarter in front of you.

Step 1 — your baseline

  1. How many inquiries arrived last month — portals, website, phone, referrals?
  2. How many received a personal response the same day?
  3. How many received a second touch within a week?
  4. What is your average gross commission, or average deal value if you are not in real estate?

Step 2 — price the gap

Take the inquiries that never got a second touch, apply your close rate, apply your average value. Even a conservative estimate is usually uncomfortable. An example, clearly labeled as one: 20 inquiries a month, 8 never get a second touch, a 1-in-12 close rate, $9,000 average gross commission — roughly $6,000 a month sitting in the gap. Your numbers will be different. That is the point.

Step 3 — what we measure with you

  • Baseline recorded before configuration: median response time, follow-up completion rate, database contacts reactivated.
  • A 30-day and a 60-day review against that baseline.
  • A straight answer at day 60: working, adjust, or stop.