Watch what happens while you sleep
One post. A hundred people. Nobody awake. Two minutes.
The seven parts, in order
Each part can be built on its own, or all at once. The order is what makes it a system rather than a pile of tools.
The website
A domain that matches your business name, and an email on that domain rather than a free one.
The same name, address and phone everywhere someone might look.
Somewhere for the content to send people once it has their attention.
Comment capture
Every comment liked and replied to under the post, which keeps people on the platform and pushes the post further.
Every commenter also sent a direct message, in about fifteen seconds each.
A person has a first three. This does not have a first three.
The conversation layer
Asks the same questions in the same order, at one in the morning as readily as at noon.
Listens before it offers anything, which is why people keep replying.
Captures name, email and number before any link goes out.
The funnel
Not everyone should reach your calendar. The questions decide who does.
What they are trying to do, what is in the way, and when they want it handled.
Your time is the scarce thing here, not the leads.
The CRM
Every person becomes a record with a tag, a stage, a source and what they asked for.
Nothing lives in a DM inbox, so you can count what is happening instead of guessing.
Routed to the right service without anyone sorting it by hand.
The calendar
Confirmation, calendar invite, video link and reminders, all sent without you.
You wake up already knowing why each call was booked.
No cold openings, and no scrolling messages to find the real ones.
The automation
Not ready is not the same as not interested, and neither is thrown away.
They hear from you again in a few days, and again after that.
That is where next month bookings come from. Most businesses delete these people.