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Add a focused service you can explain, scope and deliver. Local Lead Rescue gives you eight workflows plus the messages, worksheets and handoff materials to start with one real follow-up problem.
Agency Client Getter helps with winning your own work. This kit helps you deliver a separate service for a local business: missed inquiries, quiet estimates, missed appointments and suitable past-customer follow-up.
Your original purchase is complete and works without this offer.
Picture a local business owner saying, “We get inquiries. We just don’t always keep up with them.” A call comes in while everyone is busy. An estimate goes out, then sits untouched. A customer misses an appointment and nobody follows up.
That is a different job from finding clients for your own agency. It is also a specific piece of work you can discuss with the owner: choose one follow-up problem, prepare the right messages and make the handoff clear.
Local Lead Rescue gives you the workflows and service materials to put that engagement together. You do not have to pitch a complete marketing overhaul. Start with the part you can deliver and an issue the business can actually show you.
The messages are one part of the job. You also need to agree on the work, quote for your time and explain who does what when a customer replies. That is why this kit includes the materials around the eight workflows.
Now you have something more concrete to offer than “we can help with follow-up”: an agreed first job, a defined scope and a clear handoff.
Example : fictional. This is an authored illustration, not recorded product output or a customer result.
The owner describes a missed-inquiry problem. You can write messages and staff instructions, while the client’s administrator handles the existing sending tool. That division goes into the scope before you quote.
Draft the relevant message using actual business hours and a realistic response commitment. Agree who sees replies, who answers them and what happens when someone asks to stop.
“Hi, this is Example Garden Care. We missed your call. What can we help with? Our coordinator will reply during today’s office hours.”
The reply commitment belongs to this fictional example. A real business must approve its own wording, hours, permission basis and tool behavior before sending.
Use the checklist for an authorized test in the actual tool. After launch, review real records. A written message is a deliverable; a working sending process needs people, tools and follow-through.
The kit contains eight workflows in one install. Use the relevant one for the business’s situation; you do not need to sell or deliver all eight at once.
Start with a problem the owner can recognize and you can actually help with. The diagnostic reviews the available facts, urgency and staff capacity so the first engagement has a clear purpose.
Give the owner one useful starting point instead of a long list of things that might be wrong.
Follow the real ways someone can contact, book or buy from the business. The Scanner looks at visible friction and the business’s own information without assuming every customer follows the same path.
Make the conversation about a specific path a customer uses, with a clear place to improve it.
When a call is missed, the next message should help the caller continue. Prepare wording that fits the business’s hours, the person who handles replies and a response commitment the team can meet.
Hand over more than a text: give the team a clear next step when the caller answers.
An inquiry deserves an answer to the question the person actually asked. This workflow helps prepare that answer using approved facts, then asks only for the detail needed to move forward.
Help staff continue the conversation instead of sending a generic thank-you that leaves the customer waiting.
A quiet estimate may need a clearer explanation, a question answered or a polite close. Prepare follow-ups that give the customer something useful to consider.
Give the business a thoughtful follow-up plan without turning it into an endless chase.
Make it easier to restart after a missed appointment. Use the business’s real booking options and policies to prepare a calm message that makes the next step clear.
Keep the focus on arranging the next step rather than making the customer feel worse.
Some past customers may have a relevant reason to return. Start with the actual buying cycle and eligible contacts, then prepare messages for suitable groups.
Help the business make a relevant invitation rather than blast the same offer at every old contact.
A review and an introduction are different requests. Prepare each for an appropriate moment, with clear wording the business can approve.
Make it easier to ask clearly while keeping customer feedback honest.
Install the Local Lead Rescue ZIP in Claude. Add the business details or notes you already have, then explain the problem you want to help with. Claude can use what you’ve shared and ask for anything important that’s missing.
Use the worksheets to decide what you’ll deliver and what you’ll charge. Write and check the messages with the business owner. Then use the checklist to walk the person handling the sending tool through the next steps.
You’ll still need a real tool to send messages and someone to answer the replies. If you offer that setup service, include it in your quote. If someone else handles it, make their part clear. Check who can be contacted and how stop requests will be handled before anything goes out.
A website can show you some things. For details such as how fast staff reply, which messages people agreed to receive, and how many bookings came in, ask the business owner or use their records.
Agency Client Getter helps you win your own agency work. Local Lead Rescue works on a local business’s customer inquiries, estimates, appointments and past-customer follow-up. The scope, pricing and handoff materials help you deliver that separate service. Choose it for that job, rather than for a larger Skill count.
You can scope message drafting and staff instructions while the client’s setup person handles the actual tool. If you offer configuration, include it only when you can deliver it. The kit prepares drafts and service materials; it does not send campaigns or install a CRM.
No. Your original purchase is complete for its stated purpose. This separate offer fits if you want to deliver a customer follow-up service. Skip it if you only want help winning agency clients, already have a delivery process you prefer, or need sending software instead.
Eight customer follow-up workflows plus the materials to scope, quote, deliver and review a focused local-business service.
Total Estimated Package Value $1,225| Included | What It Helps You Do | Estimated Value |
|---|---|---|
| Lead Rescue Diagnostic | Choose one supported first fix without inventing lost revenue | $150 |
| Conversion Leak Scanner | Review the real routes from inquiry to a useful next action | $100 |
| Missed Call Text-Back | Draft relevant responses with realistic reply ownership | $75 |
| New Lead Response | Answer the actual inquiry and plan a human handoff | $75 |
| Estimate Follow-Up | Prepare useful quote follow-ups and stopping rules | $100 |
| No-Show Rescue | Make rebooking clear using approved options and policies | $75 |
| Reactivate Past Customers | Plan suitable segments and a relevant reason to reconnect | $100 |
| Review and Referral Ask | Prepare distinct, honest review and introduction requests | $75 |
| Service selling guide | Explain a bounded offer and choose appropriate delivery work | $100 |
| Scope, pricing and proposal worksheets | Define deliverables, calculate your quote and present the service | $150 |
| Delivery and staff handoff checklist | Plan approval, actual tool tests, ownership and support boundaries | $100 |
| Results CSV and review guide | Track distinct inquiries and outcomes with clear limits | $50 |
| Complete fictional worked example | Follow the service from scope and quote through handoff and review | $75 |
| Total Estimated Package Value | $1,225 |
Values are estimates of practical usefulness, not separate selling prices.
Start with one business and one supported issue. Define the work, prepare the messages and give staff a clear handoff. Use the included materials to keep the engagement practical.
One-time purchase. No subscription to this package. Your AI account and any separate service tools have their own terms and limits. All sales are final.
Agency Client Getter helps you find and win work for your agency. Local Lead Rescue helps you deliver a follow-up service for a local business. You get eight Skills plus the worksheets and checklists to plan, price, and hand over that service.
It helps you write the messages and plan the work. The business still needs a real tool to send messages and a person to answer replies. You can handle the setup if that’s a service you offer, or work with the person who already looks after it.
You can still start with a problem the owner can show you. Use the tracker to collect the missing numbers as you go. You don’t need to guess how much money the business has lost.
Yes. You can use the messages and other work you create for paying clients and add your own branding. You choose what you’ll deliver and what you’ll charge. You can’t share or resell the Skill files or guide.
No extra Skill package is needed. This kit has its own instructions and profile templates. You’ll need your own Claude account and any tools the business uses to send messages or manage replies.
No. Agency Client Getter works on its own. Add this if you want help offering a customer follow-up service, or use the No Thanks link to carry on to your purchase.
After checkout, click Access Purchase to get your files. You pay once for this package, and all sales are final. We help with download and file problems. Coaching, sending software, and setup done for you aren’t included.
Choose one follow-up problem you can support. Prepare the messages, define who handles the replies and plan the handoff. Add Local Lead Rescue if that is a service you want to deliver, with the worksheets and example to help you put it together.