Customer of the Week: How-Much Hank. He asks the price on his truck, Marcus is mid-job and too busy to reply, and a $210 booking dies on read. Six of those is −$1,050 a month.
Hank texts: how much for my truck?
Marcus is on a job and too busy to reply properly, so the message sits.
The $210 job is gone in one text — left on read.
Six of those a month is −$1,050.
In the rerun Marcus sends one prewritten text: the price and the booking link together.
Hank never replies. He just books — Saturday 10 AM, full detail, $210.
Van jar: $600 of $6,000.
DIAL’s tip
Put the price and the booking link in the same text, and keep it saved so you can send it one-handed mid-job. A price with nothing to tap on is a quote; a price with a link is a booking.
Copy and paste this:
Hey [Name]! Full detail for your [car] is $[price]. Grab a time here: [your booking link]
Full transcript
On-screen text and dialogue, as captioned.
Mobile detailers: sent the price… left on read. $210 job. Gone in one text.
Customer of the Week: How-Much Hank
Hank: how much for my truck?
Too busy to reply.
Watch him book.
Left on read: −$1,050
MONEY LEAK: −$1,050
Let’s run that back.
Screenshot this text: “Hey [Name]! Full detail for your [car] is $[price]. Grab a time here [your booking link]”