SSJC MEDIA GROUPTHE DESK · GOLD COAST
Quote follow-up for sparkies, plumbers and aircon · Gold Coast to Brisbane
For air conditioning, electrical and plumbing businesses on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane. I rank every quote in your file that went quiet, with the reason beside each name in plain words and the follow-up written from a template you approve. You or someone in your office reads it and presses send.
Ask for a free read. I email you the export steps for your software and two short terms to agree first.
I reply by email, and I only ring if you give me a number. Prefer to talk? Request a call.
Free read first: the counts from your own file, and whether there is enough to be worth building anything. Then, if there is, the Live Build: $1,200, credited in full if you go ahead.
The credit is against the install, if you accept my written install quote within 30 days of its issue date. Worst case: you pay for the Live Build, keep the ranked list and the read, and never hear from me again.
Or watch it work a sample list first, right here on this page.
Today’s call sheetSample data
Follow-up for row 01, from your template
“Hi there, it’s Alex from Sample Trade Co. We quoted you a while back and I’m closing off the old ones. Did you end up getting it sorted, or is it still on the list? Reply STOP to opt out.”
One of your people reads it and presses send. Nothing goes out unread.
Sample data. It ranks the list and fills in the follow-up from a template. Nothing on this page sends anything.
What it does with your file
It reads a spreadsheet export of your quotes or customers (ServiceM8, Tradify, simPRO and Xero can all export one). For electrical, air conditioning and plumbing businesses from the Gold Coast to Brisbane, usually with someone in the office. What it looks like for your trade.
What it does. It ranks every quote in your file that went quiet, with the reason in the exact words the software prints: “10 months since last contact”, “had a quote or job value on file”.
Which means. Nothing is scored on who will pay. It is a calling order, not a prediction.
So you. Whoever does the ringing starts at the top with a reason in hand, not a hunch.
What it does. The same person twice is merged on their mobile number. Rows with no mobile, anyone who has opted out, and anyone on your do-not-contact list are set aside and counted, not guessed.
Which means. The list your office works is shorter and clean, and every row in your file lands in exactly one count.
So you. The same mobile is on the list once, and anyone marked opted out in your file, or on your do-not-contact list, is left off.
What it does. The follow-up beside each name is written from a template you approve. Nothing on the screen can send it; a person on your team copies it into your own phone or email and presses send.
Which means. Every message names your business and ends with a way to opt out, and it lives in your own accounts under your own logins.
So you. You read every word before it goes, and you keep the lot if you leave.
If your job software already reminds you about open quotes, keep that on. This is a different job: ranked across the whole file, duplicates merged, the reason beside each name, the message from a template you approve, and you keep it.
The part you can check yourself
The sample list is loaded. It has the same customer in there twice with his number written two ways, one who asked you to stop ringing, one with only an office landline, and a second-bathroom quote nobody chased. This is the same ranking code an install runs on a customer list; a quote install uses its own quote-age rules. Press the button and watch it work out who to ring first, and why.
Whatever you put in is read in this tab, by your own browser. It is not uploaded, no request leaves this page, and nothing here can send a message to anybody. There are no analytics scripts or trackers on this site to record that you pressed it either.
What went in
That is the sample list, loaded and waiting. Press Run and this pane switches to the export file exactly as it arrived — title line, blank line and all — with the row it worked out was the header marked.
Today’s call sheet Ranked · never predicted
The follow-up for row 01, from the template
The message for whoever comes out on top gets written here, in front of you, with their name in it.
Written from a template, not by a model. Every follow-up is put through the same banned-phrase check an install runs — no promise of a result, no collections threat — and if a message fails that check this page refuses to show it. Then one of your people reads it and presses send. Nothing goes out unread, and nothing on this page can send anything at all.
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The last step is always a person. Do what your office would do with this one.
Hi Jo, it’s Alex from Sample Plumbing. We quoted you a while back and I’m closing off the old ones. Did you end up getting it sorted, or is it still on the list? Reply STOP to opt out.
Jo is invented. The quotes in your own file are not: your list, your own accounts, a plain message your person can change, and a person reading each one before it goes.
This is a different job. It reads the one file you already have, in your own accounts, and puts a follow-up from a template you approve beside each name. A person on your team reads every message and presses send; the system cannot send on its own. Every message names your business and ends with a way to opt out, and anyone marked opted out in your file, or on your do-not-contact list, is left off. You hold every login and keep the lot.
Your path, one step at a time
Each step says what you get, what it costs, and what comes next. You can stop after any of them. Every step in full, with the terms.
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Why step up: you find out whether this fits before anyone spends anything.
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Why step up: the read runs on your own file, not on a sales pitch.
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Why step up: you know what is in your own file, whatever you decide.
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Why step up: everything on the call is about your file.
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Why step up: trying it on your real file costs nothing extra if you go ahead.
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Why step up: “done” is a signed document, not a memory of a conversation.
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Why it is optional: declining the Watch changes nothing about what you own.
The first three
The founding rate, for the first three businesses: $2,400 for the install, all up. If you did the Live Build first, the $1,200 you paid for it counts toward that, so $1,200 remains. The standard install is $4,900. If you choose the Watch, it is $950 a month; the standard rate is $1,450.S15
The $950 holds for as long as you stay, provided the written reference is given within 60 days of install acceptance; if it is not, nothing already paid changes, and the Watch moves to the standard rate only after 30 days’ written notice, which you may decline by ending the Watch. In exchange I ask for a written reference about how it went and permission to name your business. Any numbers in it are counts from your own file, never dollars won or jobs booked, and this trade is disclosed wherever the reference appears.
The founding rate ends when three businesses have it or on 10 February 2027, whichever comes first. Pricing in AUD. SSJC Media Group is not registered for GST, so no GST is added.
I reply by email, and I only ring if you give me a number. Prefer to talk? Request a call.
The first call
Ask for a free read. Send the file your quotes live in, under the data terms you agree before sending. I read it myself and write back the counts from your own file: how many went quiet, how many are duplicates, the total quoted on the quiet ones, and a plain yes or no on whether anything is worth building. No call needed. Your export is held for the read and deleted within 14 days; the date goes to you in writing.
If your quotes live in your phone and a notebook, request a call first and we will work out what to send.
Rather email? Write to me directly:
Need a website or something custom? Tell me what you want built.
Field names only, never what you type. Nothing leaves this page until you press send, and you can watch that stay true in your browser's own network tab.
GOLD COAST · QLD
The person
I have been in sales for nine years. Nine years on the phone taught me that the money is rarely lost at the pitch. It is lost in the gap after the quote, when nobody rings back.
SSJC Media Group is me, on the Gold Coast, working that gap. I rank your quiet quotes, set up the follow-up from a template you approve, and a person on your team presses send. No account managers and no ticket queue. The person who built it is the person who answers.
I reply by email, and I only ring if you give me a number.
