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14. Your first 30 days, week by week

If you do not know where to begin, begin here. This is a plain four-week plan for your first month. It uses only what is in chapters 1 to 11. Change it to fit your life.

No promises

This plan is a way to organise your time. It does not promise a reply, a call or a client in any week. Some weeks will be quiet. That is normal, and it is why you count (chapter 11).

Four weeks. Week 1: set up and read your first reports. Week 2: check and send your first emails. Week 3: answer replies and hold calls. Week 4: count and change one thing.
Your first month in four boxes.

Week 1. Set up, search, read

  1. Chapter 1: add your name and address in Settings.
  2. Chapter 2: pick one kind of business and one place you know.
  3. Chapter 3: run one small search.
  4. Chapter 4: read the reports. Open each owner’s website on your phone and see the problem with your own eyes.

Do not send anything this week. This week is for learning what a good lead looks like.

Week 2. Check, fix, send

  1. Chapter 5: read every email out loud before you send it.
  2. Fix anything that is wrong or sounds like you did not write it.
  3. Send a small number you can follow up on. Quality first, quantity later.
  4. Mark each one in Manage Leads, and keep your tally on your own sheet (chapter 11).

Week 3. Answer and talk

  1. Chapter 6: answer every reply the same day.
  2. Chapter 7: mark everything, so nothing is lost.
  3. Chapter 8: prepare for each call with the six things in “Before the call.”
  4. If no one has answered yet, do not panic. Go again with a fresh search, using chapter 7.

Week 4. Count and change one thing

  1. Open your tally. Write down each step of the ladder in chapter 11.
  2. Find the step where it stopped.
  3. Change one thing at that step. Not three.
  4. Write what you changed, so you can check it next month.

If a client says yes during these weeks

Stop and go to chapter 9. Write the one page, ask for access, never passwords, and start the clock when they send everything. A yes is a good problem. Do not rush it.

Check yourself

  • I have a tally with a real number for each step, even if the number is zero.
  • I know the one thing I will change next week.
  • I did not skip the phone check in chapter 5.