Email marketing for contractors with open proposals.
Follow-up that closes the leads you already have: open proposals, new form fills, and past clients. In your voice, sent without anyone typing.
Close the open proposalsReceived.
We email you two times for a fifteen minute call.
Questions before then: jonathan@monarcbuild.com
Four sequences. Written once, sent every time.
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Your existing base
Past clients hear from you again.
Service reminders and the next upgrade. Referrals come from the list you already have.
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After a lead comes in
Every new lead gets a sequence.
A job like theirs, then the ask to book. Nobody has to remember to send it.
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After the consultation
The proposal that went quiet gets followed up.
Answers to the questions that stall a yes, one email at a time.
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After the install
Finished jobs turn into reviews and referrals.
A thank you, a review request, and a check-in next season.
From the first call to ongoing support.
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Design consultation
Fifteen minutes on what you sell, where you work, and the jobs you want more of.
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Build the plan
Who gets which email, when, and what each one asks for.
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Set up
The sequences written in your voice and switched on.
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Ongoing support
We watch the numbers, keep what works, and fix what doesn't. You see the results every month.
Written for the trade you run.
Integrators
Still thinking about the theater?
Electricians
The generator quote, one question
Roofers
Before the next storm
HVAC
Your system quote is still open
Plumbers
The water heater we quoted
Draft first subject lines. Yours are written in your voice.
Built for a specific kind of shop.
Works for
- Proposals out, no follow-up
- A customer list nobody emails
- Copy approved once, then left to run
- Emails in your own voice
Not for
- Buying a list
- Newsletters for their own sake
- No past clients yet
- A guaranteed reply rate
Three questions before you book.
What does it cost?
Quoted on the call, by how many sequences you need and how big the list is.
What happens on the call?
Fifteen minutes. Bring the count of proposals waiting on a yes. You leave with the sequence plan.
What if it does not work?
No one can promise replies. Once fees are paid, the sequences and the list stay yours.
