Accounting & CA Firms · Lead Generation
Accounting firm enquiry follow-up
Follow-up is where most accounting enquiries die. Someone calls in June about a change of auditor, is told to check back after the audit, and by September both sides have forgotten. A follow-up routine fixes that with three things: a status that means something, a date attached to it, and a named person who looks at the list once a week. None of it needs new software.

What we find
- 'Check back after the audit' is recorded nowhere, so nobody checks back.
- Every enquiry is treated as urgent, which means the genuinely urgent ones are not distinguishable.
- A client who chose another firm last year is never contacted again, even when the reason was timing.
What we build
- Status values that mean something: new, qualified, waiting on client, proposal sent, closed with reason.
- A follow-up date on every open enquiry, reviewed weekly by one named person.
- A short re-contact list for enquiries that closed on timing rather than fit.
- A quarterly look at why enquiries were lost, grouped by service line.
Questions
Isn't following up seen as pushy?
Who should own the list?
Does this need a CRM?
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