Post-Consultation Close Campaign

Convert Conversations into Committed Clients—Automatically.

Overview

After a consultation call or discovery session, most businesses lose leads due to lack of timely follow-up. Whether the client said “let me think about it” or went silent afterward, the gap between interest and action is a critical stage of the buyer journey. Our Post-Consultation Close Campaign is designed to bridge that gap—automatically.

We help you craft a persuasive, personalized, and well-timed sequence that reignites interest, addresses objections, and guides leads toward a confident buying decision.

  • Service providers and consultants who offer free consultations
  • Agencies and sales-driven teams with leads in post-call limbo
  • Coaches, strategists, and course creators with a high-ticket offer
  • Businesses with long sales cycles who need automation to stay top-of-mind
  • Martekz (GoHighLevel) – Email/SMS automation, CRM, calendar, funnel
  • Zapier (if needed) – Third-party integrations
  • Calendly / Acuity / Martekz Scheduler – Appointment booking
  • Google Docs or Canva – Consultation summary (if applicable)

To get the most out of your Post-Consultation Close Campaign, we recommend having these services in place:

From Brand Experience Design:

    • Website Design & Funnel Build
    • Full Brand Messaging Framework

From Brand Visibility Engine:

    • SEO Visibility Boost
    • Local Domination Campaign

From Lead Magnet System:

    • Free Consultation Funnel
  • Close more high-intent leads without being pushy
  • Save time with automated follow-up workflows
  • Stay top-of-mind and reinforce your authority
  • Increase conversion rate from consultation to client
  • Build trust and remove decision anxiety

Client Words

Before this campaign, we’d follow up manually and still lose good leads. Now, we have a system that warms them up and brings them back ready to buy. It’s a game-changer!
Crystal J.
Wellness Consultant

Key Benefits

Typical Results

Ready to Close More Clients with Less Follow-Up?