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See How It Works
THE PROBLEM
Your CRM Is Full of Leads You Already Paid For, but Nobody Has Time to Work Them
Fresh inquiries demand attention, so older leads keep slipping further down your team’s priority list.
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Calls go unanswered, emails get buried, and repeating the same outreach rarely restarts the conversation.
Working through months of old leads takes time your team needs for prospects who are ready to talk now.
Here’s how Meera's lead
re-engagement campaigns work
1
Identify aged inquiries in your CRM
These are prospective customers who expressed interest but never got on a call, and haven’t responded to follow-ups. Typically, they’re 30, 60, or even 90+ days old.
2
Upload your aged leads to Meera
You can send us a simple file export or automate the process with a CRM integration (like Salesforce or HubSpot). Meera identifies which inquiries to re-engage based on recency and interest level.
3
Meera sends personalized text messages to re-engage each lead
Our conversational AI starts a dialogue, offering clear next steps such as scheduling a call or learning about new offers. Messages are designed to sound helpful and natural—not automated or impersonal.
4
Prospects respond on their terms
Prospects can reply when it’s convenient for them. Meera answers their questions, qualifies their interest, and offers to book an appointment or live transfer the conversation to a rep.
5
Meera Finds the Right Time to Connect
If a lead wants to speak with someone, Meera checks your team’s availability and finds a time that works for everyone. The appointment is automatically added to the appropriate calendar.
6
Qualified Leads Reach Your Team
Meera can schedule a meeting, initiate a warm call transfer, or hand off the conversation in real time. Your team receives the context it needs to continue the conversation without making the lead repeat themselves.