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Stage 8 of 9 · Getting a "yes" is worth nothing if nobody converts it into a calendar event.

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The number

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Alex Hormozi pays someone $150k a year to do one job: call the lead within 30 seconds of them filling out a form. That single change increased sales by 44%.

Not better copy. Not a better offer. Speed.

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Why it works

Interest decays fast. At the moment they hit send on that reply, you have their full attention and the problem is top of mind. An hour later they are in a meeting. A day later they have forgotten why they replied.

You are also almost certainly the only one who called.

The system

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Reply comes in. Alerting is instant, not batched.

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Call within minutes, not hours. Phone first, email second.

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Deliver the asset on the call. "Sending it now, wanted to make sure it's the right version for you."

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Pre-qualify with 3 questions while you have them.

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Book the discovery call while on the phone. Never "I'll send a link."

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If no answer, leave a voicemail, then send the asset by email with the booking link, then call again the same day.

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The qualification questions

These are not an interrogation. They are quick, they make the call feel useful, and they tell you whether to spend a discovery slot.

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The questions must be custom to the offer. Generic questions produce generic answers and qualify nobody. You qualify against the specific numbers that make someone a good fit for what you are actually selling.

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How to build yours

  1. Write down what your client needs a company to look like for the offer to work.