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Hartley's Home & Garden Follow-through record · Discovery call

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Nothing agreed yet. Next step: call Dana after the 15th.

Dana wants a spring campaign in market before garden season opens in mid-April. She will judge it on monthly reporting, which the fall campaign never delivered. She mentioned a budget of "probably $2,500 a month." Nothing was proposed or agreed.

RecapDonefrom your typed notes, 40-minute call
Actions logged4three from the notes, one follow-up reminder
CRM changes4staged, not saved
Needs you3send the email, confirm the CRM changes, pin a date

00 / The short version

What happened and what's next.

The sections below hold the detail behind these points.

What mattered: reporting is her condition.

She brought up the fall campaign's missing reports twice ("I have no idea if it did anything") and called monthly numbers non-negotiable.

Client-stated

Your notes.

What we learned: the budget depends on Rob.

The budget is "probably $2,500 a month, maybe more if I can show my brother it works." Rob co-owns the store and handles the books.

Client-stated

Your notes.

What's next: call after the 15th.

The follow-up email is drafted and waiting for you. The CRM changes are staged until you confirm them. The billing check is on your list.

Next action

Owner: you. Due: after the 15th, no exact date.

01 / Who

Two people in the room.

In person at Dana's office, Tuesday, about 40 minutes.

PersonRoleAttendance
Dana P.Co-owner, Hartley's Home & GardenAttended
YouAccount executiveAttended
RobCo-owner, handles the booksNot present · mentioned by Dana

02 / Shown

Nothing shown is recorded.

The notes don't mention any deck, demo or report being shown on this call.

03 / Asked

One question from Dana, not answered yet.

Questions she asked and what happened to each.

QuestionAnswer givenStatus
What do you have for younger homeowners?Not discussed ("didn't get into it")Open

04 / Heard

What she said that should shape the plan.

Quoted from your notes. Nothing here is interpreted.

SignalTypeFrom the notes
Timing: in market before mid-AprilClient-stated"garden centers open mid-April, wants presence before that"
Trust: the last campaign never reportedClient-stated"I have no idea if it did anything." Raised twice.
Budget: indicated, not committedClient-stated"probably $2,500 a month, maybe more if I can show my brother it works"
Reporting: monthly, requiredClient-stated"she wants numbers monthly. non-negotiable for her"
Possible story: outdoor kitchen display rebuild in MarchClient-stated"thinks that could be a story?"
Billing: she thinks she overpaid in NovemberClient-stated"invoice thing from Nov still unresolved? she thinks she overpaid"

05 / Decisions

None yet.

No package, budget or start date was agreed. The deal stays in Discovery.

Stage evidence

Discovery: budget and timing were discussed, and nothing was proposed. The notes record a next step: "she said call her after the 15th."

06 / Actions

Three actions from the notes, plus the follow-up.

For the three actions from the notes, owners and dates appear only where the notes state them. The follow-up reminder uses the team's 24-hour rule.

TypeActionOwnerDueStatus
Next stepCall Dana once she's back from the buying trip. Brief for that call
"she said call her after the 15th"
YouAfter the 15th · no exact date statedNeeds a date
Seller reminderCheck the November invoice with billing.
"check w/ billing"
YouNo dateWaiting on billing
Client requestBring options for reaching younger homeowners.
"asked what we have for younger homeowners"
UnassignedNo dateOpen
Team reminderSend the follow-up email (drafted below).YouTeam rule: within 24 hours of the callNeeds you

07 / Open questions

Answer these before the email goes out.

Each one comes from a gap in the notes.

  • "After the 15th" has no exact date. Can you pin one down in the email?
  • More budget depends on showing Rob it works. Should the proposal review include him?
  • Has billing confirmed the November invoice? Until it does, the email says "checking."

08 / Draft email

Ready for your edits.

It confirms what you heard and states the next step, with no pricing or performance promises. It goes out only when you send it.

09 / CRM changes

Staged, not saved.

Nothing is written to the CRM until you confirm. Fields the call didn't settle stay blank.

FieldCurrentProposedBasis
Spring campaign opportunity: stage—DiscoveryNeeds confirmation
Next step—Call Dana after the 15thStated
Amount—$2,500/month indicated, not committedNeeds confirmation
Close date——Not stated

10 / Sources

What this record was built from.

Only these sources were used.

SourceWhat it supplied
Your call notesEverything in Heard and Asked, and the first three actions. Quotes are copied from the notes word for word.
Account recordContact names and roles, the fall campaign, current stage
BillingNot yet checked; the November question stays open
Next action

Call Dana after the 15th. Owner: you. Due: no exact date stated. First, send the email and confirm the CRM changes.