Lead nurture sequence for home extensions

Hi does anyone have experience with home extensions lead nurture sequences?

Just unsure how to really structure it to really lead to a conversion. This is what I have from ChatGPT but idk if the client even has before/after photos, short guide if the lead is interested.

⭐ DAY 1 – SMS

Hey! Here’s a quick overview of what usually affects home extension pricing in Sydney: size of the build, structural changes, materials, and site access. If you like, I can share rough ranges for different extension types.

⭐ DAY 3 – EMAIL

Subject: What a Typical Home Extension Timeline Looks LikeHere’s a simple breakdown of how most extensions run in Sydney:• Design & drawings: 2–4 weeks• Approvals: 4–8 weeks• Construction: 8–16 weeks

Every home is different, but this gives you a good idea of what to expect.If you'd like a sample timeline based on your type of extension, I’m happy to send one.

⭐ DAY 5 – SMS

Every home has different possibilities based on layout, access, and structure. If you ever want a quick check on what you can actually do with your space, you can send photos anytime — no pressure.

⭐ DAY 8 – EMAIL

Subject: Recent Extension We FinishedWe recently completed a really nice extension for a Sydney family — added more living space and a new bedroom.Turned out great and blended perfectly with the existing home.

If you'd like, I can share before/after pics for inspiration.

⭐ DAY 10 – SMS

A well-planned extension can add $150k–$250k+ in value depending on suburb and design. If you want, I can estimate the usual value uplift for your area.

⭐ DAY 12 – EMAIL

Subject: Popular Extension Ideas in Sydney Right NowThese are the most requested layouts homeowners are choosing lately:• Open-plan kitchen + living• Second-storey parents’ retreat• Extra bedroom + ensuite• Larger dining + entertaining areas

If one of these matches what you’re thinking about, I can send a few sample layout ideas.

⭐ DAY 15 – SMS

A lot of homeowners share the same concerns: approvals taking too long, budgets blowing out, and whether they’ll need to move out. I can explain how these are usually handled smoothly if that helps.

⭐ DAY 17 – EMAIL

Subject: Avoid These 3 Costly Extension MistakesHere are three common mistakes we see:

Starting without detailed plans
Choosing materials that look good but don’t last
Underestimating approval timelines

If you want, I can share a simple checklist that helps you avoid these completely.

⭐ DAY 19 – SMS

If you ever want a quick feasibility check, feel free to send a few photos of the area you want to extend. I can usually give general guidance on possibilities, challenges, and rough cost ranges.

⭐ DAY 22 – EMAIL

Subject: Approvals Don’t Need to Be ComplicatedApprovals are one of the biggest unknowns for homeowners.We guide you through engineering, plans, drawings, council requirements, and compliance so it’s all handled properly from the start.

If you'd like to know what type of approval your project might need, just let me know.

⭐ DAY 25 – SMS

I can share a few before/after photos and design ideas if you want inspo. Sometimes seeing real projects helps spark ideas — happy to send them through.

⭐ DAY 27 – EMAIL

Subject: Want a Simple Home Extension Planning Guide?This short guide covers budgeting, design ideas, timelines, and common pitfalls homeowners overlook.If you'd like the guide, just reply and I’ll send it over — most people find it super helpful when planning.

⭐ DAY 30 – SMS

Hope everything’s going smoothly on your end. If you ever want more clarity on budgeting, approvals, design ideas, or next steps, I’m always here to help — no pressure at all.

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