Home Services

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Highlight Urgency

Friendly, Trust-Building Tone

Offer Clear Value

Campaign Option 1

Friendly Reminder with Discount

Casual, helpful tone offering a limited-time discount on a relevant service (e.g. AC tune-up, roof inspection). This approach builds goodwill and implies a special deal for the lead.

Expected Results (30 Days)

~25–30% open rate, ~3% click rate, ~1% conversion (booking)

Other Tips

Send this email within 24 hours of the website visit while interest is hot. If unopened, send a follow-up at ~3 days, reminding them of the discount before it expires.

Campaign Option 2

Formal Free Quote Offer

Professional, concise tone highlighting a free consultation or quote. Ideal for higher-ticket home projects (roofing, remodeling) where homeowners value an expert assessment. This more formal approach establishes authority and trust.

Expected Results (30 Days)

~20–30% open rate, ~2% click rate, ~1% conversion (quote appointment)

Other Tips

Include one CTA link or button: “Get My Free Quote.” Send one prompt follow-up ~1 week later, reiterating the offer and perhaps adding a client testimonial for credibility.

Campaign Option 3

Urgent Seasonal Offer

Urgent and action-driving, using a time-sensitive offer or seasonal angle. For example, ahead of winter: “Free Furnace Safety Check – This Week Only.” The tone conveys scarcity or importance, prompting quick action, while still being professional (avoid spammy all-caps or excessive exclamation points).

Expected Results (30 Days)

~30–40% open rate, ~3–5% click rate, ~2%+ conversion (booked appointment)

Other Tips

This campaign should be sent to leads who showed interest in relevant services (e.g. visited a heating services page). Urgency (limited slots or expiring offer) tends to increase open rates and prompt action, but be sure the tone remains genuine (and the offer truly limited). Use a follow-up 2–3 days later for those who didn’t respond, with a subject like “Still time to secure your free check-up” to remind them.