Phase One — The Field MissionWeeks 1–6 · Establishing Relationships

Three Visits. Six Weeks. One Mission.

Personally introduce CLOSE.DIRECT to every assigned title company and qualified real estate closing law firm, establish relationships with decision-makers, demonstrate our technology, and create opportunities for long-term business.

01

Week 1 — Preparation & Training

  • Attend Mission 10,000 kickoff and training.
  • Review assigned territory and office locations.
  • Complete Badger Maps and CRM training.
  • Organize marketing materials and plan daily routes.
  • Practice introductions and 10-minute software demonstrations.
  • Prepare for the first office visits.
Goal: Be fully prepared to launch.
02

Week 2 — First Visit: Open the Door

  • Begin visiting assigned offices, targeting up to 10 per field day.
  • Introduce yourself and Mission 10,000.
  • Deliver the sealed Mission Brief.
  • Identify the decision-maker and collect a business card.
  • Record each visit in Badger Maps, apply the appropriate check-in, and assign the next action.
  • Enter contact information into the CRM.
  • Send personalized follow-up emails the same day or next business day.
Goal: Make introductions and begin relationships.
03

Week 3 — Complete Visits & Begin Follow-Ups

  • Complete remaining first visits.
  • Continue personalized email follow-ups.
  • Telephone decision-makers to introduce yourself further.
  • Schedule 10-minute sit-down appointments.
  • Share the introductory video and additional information.
  • Begin the ongoing email drip campaign for eligible contacts.
  • Update CRM records and track responses.
Goal: Turn introductions into scheduled conversations.
04

Week 4 — Second Visit: The 10-Minute Sit-Down

  • Return approximately two weeks after the initial visit.
  • Meet with the decision-maker.
  • Introduce CLOSE.DIRECT and demonstrate the software.
  • Learn how the office currently manages mobile notary assignments.
  • Explain the DIY and White Glove service options.
  • Discuss how each service works and the difference in pricing.
  • Answer questions and identify the appropriate next steps.
  • Record the meeting in Badger Maps and update the CRM.
Goal: Demonstrate value and identify qualified opportunities.
05

Week 5 — Follow-Up & Relationship Development

  • Complete outstanding 10-minute appointments.
  • Mail handwritten thank-you cards following meaningful meetings.
  • Send personalized follow-up emails.
  • Continue educational drip emails.
  • Telephone interested prospects and answer questions.
  • Provide additional demonstrations when requested.
  • Assist offices ready to begin implementation.
  • Prepare for the Mission Report visits.
Goal: Strengthen relationships and advance opportunities.
06

Week 6 — Third Visit: Mission Report Drop-In

  • Return approximately two weeks after the sit-down.
  • Deliver the latest Mission 10,000 Report.
  • Share verified national and district progress.
  • Reconnect with decision-makers.
  • Answer remaining questions.
  • Follow up on DIY and White Glove opportunities.
  • Assist interested offices with their next steps.
  • Record the Mission Report visit in Badger Maps.
  • Update CRM stages and schedule future follow-ups.
Goal: Reinforce relationships and complete the first field campaign.
The Three-Visit Roadmap
Visit One
Week 2

Introduction and Mission Brief

Visit Two
Week 4

10-Minute Sit-Down and Demonstration

Visit Three
Week 6

Mission Report and Relationship Follow-Up

Personalized emails, telephone calls, thank-you cards and ongoing communication connect each visit. By the end of Week 6, each District President should have completed as much of the three-visit sequence as practical, documented every office's status, identified interested prospects and established clear next actions.