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When a new lead comes in — from your website, a Facebook ad, Google, wherever — How fast does someone actually call them back? Same minute? Same hour? End of day? I bet, it's not same minute or hour as well🤔 Here's the thing most people don't realize: Leads contacted within the first 5 minutes convert dramatically better than leads contacted even 30 minutes later. After that, the odds drop fast — and by the next day, most of them have already called a competitor or just moved on. So if your ads and website are doing their job (bringing in leads), but sales still feel inconsistent... The leak might not be your marketing. It might be what happens in the first 5 minutes after someone raises their hand. Curious how everyone here handles it right now — instant call? Text? Or does it sit in an inbox/voicemail until someone gets to it? 👇 Regards, Kartik cheers!!