Put this into practice with Resquared
Resquared is the AI sales platform built for selling to local businesses: the most complete local business database, verified contacts, and outreach written and followed up in your name.
- Verified emails and phone numbers, with owner and staff names on premium plans
- Filter by radius, category, business size, hours and recent reviews
- AI writes each email in your name from the business's own details
- Automated follow-ups that stop when someone replies; replies land in your inbox
Every digital footprint of every brick-and-mortar business, resolved into one record and checked source by source.
See how it worksCampaign replies reach your normal inbox and remain visible in the Communication Center. Once a prospect replies, automated follow-ups to that contact stop so you can take over personally.
For a positive reply or request for information, call while their interest is fresh. If their reply does not include a number, look in the business details. If they do not answer, leave a short voicemail and email them to say you called.
Answer what they asked and send any requested material. Then suggest a concrete next step, such as a call or tour at a specific time. Do not send a brochure and wait; a conversation can reveal their timing, needs and objections.
For a later response, record what they said and set a reminder for the requested time. Thank negative replies briefly. A business that asks to stop is automatically excluded from future campaigns in your account.
What to do
- Read the original outreach and confirm the prospect still fits your offer.
- Call positive replies the same day when possible, using the business details to find a number if needed.
- Answer the prospect's question and send any material they requested.
- Offer one specific next step and time.
- Record the outcome and set a reminder if they asked you to follow up later.
Related questions
What should I say when I call?
Mention the email and their reply, then ask whether it is a good time to discuss their question. Keep the opening brief and focused on why they responded.
What if they ask for a brochure or flyer?
Send it, but also ask for a brief call or propose a specific time. The conversation may reveal needs that the document will not.
What if they do not answer the phone?
Leave a short voicemail and reply by email saying you tried to call. Answer their immediate question and suggest a specific time to reconnect.