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Follow-up message generator for web developers.
A lead asked for a quote and then disappeared. Tell it what happened and it writes the message, says when to send it, and names the objection sitting underneath the silence.
Fill in the form and your message appears here, along with when to send it and what to do if they still don’t reply.
Why do web development quotes get ignored?
Usually sticker shock plus no obvious next step. A quote with one number and no phasing forces a yes-or-no on a big figure. Offering a smaller first phase converts far more of these than discounting the whole project does.
Three messages that already work for web developers
Written for this exact situation. Copy one, change the name, send it.
Quote sent, silence
Hi [Name] — checking the quote landed. If the number is higher than expected, say so and I'll show you what a phase one looks like. Getting something live and improving it beats waiting for the full budget.
"We're getting other quotes"
Sensible. One thing worth comparing beyond price: what happens if something breaks at 9pm on a Friday, and who owns the code. Happy to spell out my answers so you've got a like-for-like comparison.
Project stalled internally
Hi [Name] — is this still live or has it been shelved? Either is fine. If it's shelved I'll close the file and check back in a few months rather than keep pinging you.
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