The Lead Journey (9 chapters)

Nine chapters that walk one lead from arrival through contract, sale and the first invoice — on a practice lead seeded onto your real board.

What it is

Chapters: a lead arrives · call your lead & log it · build the estimate · send the estimate · approval, release & the customer's legal info · contract generated, signed, counter-signed · signed → sold · hand off to project management · schedule, crew & first invoice. Chapters that need a lead on the board seed a clearly-badged demo lead first and remove it afterwards.

Also called: lead to sale training · sales process walkthrough · how a lead becomes a job

See it
The Lead Journey (9 chapters)
Prepared for
Delia Yoder
1140 Ridge Line Rd · Fair Play
Shell package$28,080
Concrete & site$8,152
Doors & windows$5,435
Trim & finish$3,623
Total
$45,290
Signature
The nine-chapter checklist in the campaign card, then chapter 2 running on the demo lead card on the real pipeline board. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Each chapter is an independently launchable tutorial that also carries its campaign index
  2. 2Steps bind to the seeded demo card so the tour speaks about a specific lead by name
  3. 3Customer-side beats (approving the estimate, filling in the intake form) are taught as explainer cards, because they happen on the customer's own portal
  4. 4Actions with real side effects (a real SmartBuild write, a real send) are explained rather than clicked
Why we built it

The first version of this campaign taught builders to build an estimate inside the dashboard. Builders don't — they design the structure in SmartBuild, pull it back in, put a name and an employee against it, and only then does it reach the board. Teaching a workflow nobody uses is worse than teaching nothing: the first person to follow it hit a screen that didn't match what they'd been told and stopped trusting the rest of it. The nine chapters now follow one lead the way it really moves, on a clearly badged practice lead seeded onto the real board and removed when you're done.

The problem
  • Every rep inventing their own version of the sales process
  • Owners re-explaining the same nine steps to every new hire
Sound familiar?
What you get
One shared definition of how a lead becomes a job
A new rep can run the whole flow on a practice lead before touching a real one

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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