Drafts you approve. You send the email. You post the reply.

I do two things. Both are one-off, and both happen entirely by email.

WHO THIS IS FOR

A real estate agent, broker, or small local business owner who has leads or reviews sitting unanswered, and no time to write something that does not read like a template.

If you want a phone call, a meeting, or a piece of software plugged into your systems, I am the wrong person. I would rather say that here than waste your afternoon.

THE QUESTION WORTH ANSWERING FIRST

Look at your last ten leads, or your last ten reviews. How many got a reply that showed someone had actually read them?

If the number is low, it is usually not because you do not care. It is because the next message takes time you do not have.

That is the job. I draft the follow-up or the owner reply from public facts. You read it. You send it, or you paste it. I do not log in and I do not guess at someone else's close rate.

PROSPECT FOLLOW-UP

You send their name, public page, and the email to write to.

I research them using public sources, check the facts, and draft a follow-up sequence, usually three emails, in your voice.

You read every draft and you send them from your own email. They come from you, not from me. If someone replies, I draft a response for you to look at. If they bounce or opt out, it stops there. At the end I email you a short review: what came back, and what I would change next time.

OWNER-REPLY DRAFTING

You send me your reviews, or the link to your public Google or Yelp listing.

I read them and write one draft reply per review, in your voice - each one answering what that reviewer actually said, never one reply copy-pasted across all of them.

You get the pack by email, every draft next to the review it answers and where I found it. You paste them in yourself. I never log into your Google Business or Yelp account, and I will not ask you for a password.

I do not argue with critical reviews on your behalf, and I do not offer anybody a refund or free work in your name.

One job covers the 12 most recent reviews at that address that still have no owner reply, plus 6 templates you keep: three for 5 stars, one for 4 stars, one for 3 stars, one for 1 star or 2 stars. If an ugly new review lands inside 7 days of delivery, I rewrite it. $297 once per location. A second shop is a second $297.

Quiet focus music if you want something on while you write. It is not part of the paid work.