By Brandon Aubey
A 30-leads-in-60-days line is easy to print. It is hard to keep. Ask four things: what a lead is, what happens if they miss, what you pay for ads, and when the clock starts.
Dead River Management puts this on Dead River Complete: 30 leads in 60 days or we work for free until we get them.
What a lead is
A lead is a real person who calls, texts, or fills out a form.
Junk does not count. Sales pitches do not count. People looking for a job do not count. The same person twice does not count. A click is not a lead.
The clock starts the day the whole system is live. Not the day you sign.
What happens if they miss
Ask them to write it down. Our public line is simple. We keep working for free until we get the 30 leads.
Ad spend is separate.
Ads
You pay the ads on the side. We do not add extra.
Other plans
Front Desk, search help, and the website show their prices. They do not have this promise.
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Questions
What counts as a lead in a 30 leads in 60 days promise?
A lead is a real person who calls, texts, or fills out a form. Junk, sales pitches, job seekers, and repeats do not count. A click is not a lead.
If they miss the 30 leads, what happens?
On Dead River Complete, we work for free until we get them. That is the public line: 30 leads in 60 days or we work for free until we get them.
Does the promise pay for ads?
No. You pay ad spend on the side. We do not mark it up.
What should I check before I switch companies?
Ask what a lead is. Ask if the promise is written. See our plans and prices. Ask who answers the phone.
Does every plan have this promise?
No. Only Dead River Complete has it. Other plans show their prices and do not have this promise.
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