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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 1H 6M

278. He Analyzed Over 4,000 Sales: Here’s What Kills Revenue - Ryan Fenn

from Contractor Evolution · host Breakthrough Academy

To learn more about Breakthrough Academy, click here: https://trybta.com/EP278 Get a copy of Ryan’s Lead Follow Up Formula (The Revenue Engine) here: https://trybta.com/DL278Most contractors assume the sale is dead after two ignored messages. The data says otherwise, and the money you're leaving on the table is staggering.Ryan Fenn, founder of CHIIRP, has analyzed massive volumes of real customer conversations to find out what actually gets replies, what kills deals, and what the best follow-up systems do differently. In this episode, we break it all down into the three elements that matter most: words, cadence, and channel.You'll learn: Why the words most contractors use in follow-up are silently killing deals — and what to say instead The data-backed timing and cadence that turns cold quotes into signed contracts Which channel (text, phone, email, video) actually converts — and when to use each one A simple dead quote reactivation system to bring stalled deals back to life Where AI is genuinely helping follow-up right now — and where it's hurtingIf you've ever wondered why your quotes go cold or how long you should really keep following up, this one's for you.00:00-Intro10:44-Follow-up in contracting 14:30-Effective sales language 29:57-Ideal follow-up cadence 44:13-Choosing communication channels 52:01-Risks of AI voice 56:05-Increasing lead conversion 

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