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Lead reactivation: find the buyers already in your database.

Upload the leads that never booked, last year's quotes or lapsed customers. A flow works through them a few hundred a day by email, text and phone, and hands the warm ones to your team.

What goes wrong without it.

You already paid for these leads

Thousands of enquiries that went quiet are sitting in the CRM. Some of them are ready now and nobody has asked.

Nobody has time to ring them all

Working an old list by hand is slow, dispiriting work, so it never reaches the top of anyone's day.

A blast email isn't a conversation

One newsletter to the whole list gets a few opens. It can't answer a reply or work out who is worth a call.

How lead reactivation works in Unibound.

It is a flow: a diagram of what should happen and when. You can open it, change any step and test it on your own phone before a customer hears it.

1

Upload a list and set the pace

A CSV or a segment from your CRM, released at, say, 200 contacts a day so replies never swamp the team.

2

A short message, then a nudge

An email from your own domain, a text a few days later, and one AI call for those who stay quiet.

3

The AI finds out what has changed

It holds the conversation, saves what it learns to the contact and decides whether this one is worth sales' time.

4

Warm leads go to your team

They join the call queue with a note on what to talk about. The rest are left alone or marked to try again later.

Questions about lead reactivation.

What is a lead reactivation campaign?

A planned attempt to restart conversations with people who enquired before and went quiet: leads that never booked, quotes that were never accepted, customers who lapsed. It usually costs far less than buying new leads.

Do we need consent to contact old leads?

It depends on the channel and how you collected their details. UK rules on marketing calls, texts and emails apply, including the Telephone Preference Service. Unibound enforces opt-outs and calling hours, but which contacts you may lawfully contact is your decision; our guide to the UK rules covers the detail.

How many contacts can we work through?

As many as you like, at the pace you set. Limits on calls at once, contacts per day and spend are enforced by the system.

What happens to people who say no?

They are opted out or marked not interested, and no flow contacts them again. People who say “not now” can be set to try again in a few months.

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Hear it call your own phone.

Book half an hour. We'll build a flow for your enquiries while you watch, then run it against your number so you hear exactly what your leads would.