Route density Neighborhood Offers module
Text the street the night before you are on it
You are already pulling 300 feet of hose down that block. Already ate the drive time, already found the water, already blocked the trailer in. A second house on the same street is close to free money. This goes and finds those houses while you are eating dinner.
Two dials and a switch. That is the entire setup screen.
- Runs itself every evening against tomorrow's schedule. Nothing to press, nothing to remember on the drive home.
- Past customers only. People who already know your work, already paid you once, and already have your number in their phone.
- You set two dials: how close counts (half a mile, 1, 2 or 5 miles) and how many go out a night (3, 5 or 10). Small on purpose, so it never reads like a blast.
- Capped and polite: a 60-day cooldown per customer, opt-outs skipped, and every send runs the same suppression checks as the rest of your messaging.
What they actually get: "Hi Sarah, this is Streamline Exteriors. We will be working in your neighborhood tomorrow and have room for a couple more stops. Want us to swing by while we are close? Just reply here and we will fit you in. Reply STOP to opt out."
What it needs: Neighborhood Offers is its own module at $20 a month, managed from this same Campaigns screen, and it sends by text, so the Texting module has to be on with an active number. Tomorrow's jobs also need an address the map can find, which the CRM handles the first time it sees one.
