Sam Boswell Automotive Group

Phone Lead Cadence

Phone leads have higher intent — they called because they're ready. The follow-up cadence is faster and more phone-centric.

Scenario 1
Call Answered — Conversation Happened
  • No automated follow-up. The salesperson owns it.
  • If no appointment set during the call: Task auto-created for salesperson to follow up within 2 hours.
  • If appointment set: Standard appointment confirmation sequence applies.
Scenario 2
Call Missed or Voicemail Left
Within 5 minAuto-text
Hi [First Name], sorry I missed your call! This is [Salesperson] at Sam Boswell. I'd love to help — I'll try you again shortly. If you beat me to it, give me a ring at [Phone].
Within 15 minTask created for callback attempt
End of Day 1No contact? Rejoin standard internet cadence at Day 1

SKIP the welcome email — they called, they already know who you are.

Day 2 (phone only)Text check-in
Hey [First Name], I tried reaching you yesterday after your call. Give me a ring at [Phone] when you have a sec — I only need a couple minutes. - [Salesperson]
Day 3+Merge into standard 1-3-5-7 cadence at Day 3

Phone vs. Text: When to Use Each

Always Call
  • • Day 1 first contact
  • • Hot leads
  • • Customer who previously called
  • • Delivering pricing / deal numbers
Text is OK
  • • Initial warm lead re-engagement
  • • Appointment confirmations
  • • Quick availability updates
  • • After-hours acknowledgment