Discover where sales are leaking from your business, why interested customers don't always buy, why customers disappear after the first purchase — and what to do about it.
Someone asked for your price...
You replied.
They disappeared.
Someone said:
“I'll get back to you.”
And you never followed up again.
Someone bought from you once...
And you haven't spoken to them since.
Someone showed real interest...
But the conversation quietly died.
Someone used your product...
But you never asked how it went.
Someone was happy with your business...
But you never asked for a testimonial or referral.
This is what the book calls the leaking bucket. Effort keeps going in at the top. But without follow-up and retention, revenue keeps leaving through the bottom.
I wrote this book for business owners who are already working hard — generating enquiries, replying to messages, running ads, showing up daily — but still watching revenue slip through the cracks.
Not because they aren't trying. But because most of what's costing them money isn't happening at the point of attracting customers. It's happening after — in the conversations that get abandoned, the customers who buy once and go quiet, and the follow-up that never becomes a system.
This book is practical, simple, and built to be worked through — not just read.
The Rule of Seven Touchpoints isn't seven repetitive "just checking in" messages. Each touchpoint is meant to add value, answer a question, build confidence, address hesitation, or move the relationship forward.
Most businesses are trying to remember all of this in their head:
The book walks you through building a simple, repeatable process — so none of this depends on memory again.
Where sales are leaking in your business
Why people don't always buy immediately
Why customers disappear after buying
How intentional follow-up actually works
How the seven touchpoints work in practice
How to care for customers after purchase
How to identify old, overlooked opportunities
Why systems beat memory — and how to start one
Every chapter includes reflection questions and practical action steps. You're encouraged to actually go through your own business as you read.
The book also includes a 30-Day Revenue Recovery Challenge — a guided way to start applying what you learn, one day at a time.
Knowing you should follow up isn't the same as having a clear system for doing it. This book gives you the system, not just the reminder.
Intentional follow-up isn't about repeatedly begging people to buy. It's about continuing the relationship, adding value, and helping people make confident decisions — at a pace that respects them.
You don't need one to start. The principles in this book work with simple systems first. You can always upgrade your tools later — what matters is starting the habit.
This isn't about business size. It's about consistency and intentional customer care — and that's something you can start today, whatever stage you're at.
One forgotten enquiry.
One old customer.
One unfinished conversation.
Could be worth more than the price of this book.
We can't promise reading it will produce a sale — but at ₦4,500, it's a low-risk way to learn a practical approach to the opportunities you may already be sitting on.
The sale you never made may still be waiting for one more conversation.