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90-Day Reactivation System
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90-Day
Reactivation System

Every practice has a graveyard of warm leads who enquired, attended, or almost booked — and then went quiet. This is the system that brings them back. Quarterly. Automatically. At near-zero cost.

Karim Walks Through The System
Loom · Record after conference · ~3 min
Who Goes Into This System
Audience 01 — Enquired, Didn't Book
The Ghost Lead

Enquired via the ad. Made contact. Then disappeared — no booking, no response after Day 7. Not cold. Not lost. Timing was wrong.

Why They're Worth Reactivating

They raised their hand once. That intent doesn't disappear — it goes dormant. A well-timed re-engagement catches them in a new window of readiness.

Audience 02 — Attended, Didn't Convert
The Almost Patient

Attended the consultation. Heard the plan. Said they'd think about it. Never came back. Still warm.

Why They're Worth Reactivating

They invested time in a consultation. The most common barrier was finance or timing — both of which change. The selling job is smaller the second time.

Audience 03 — Completed Treatment
The Existing Patient

Had treatment 6–12 months ago. No contact since. Likely has additional treatment needs. Your easiest next booking.

Why They're Worth Reactivating

They've already trusted you with their teeth and their money. No ad spend to reactivate them. A single well-timed message can generate a second treatment cycle.

The Quarterly Campaign — 4 Touchpoints

Tap each touchpoint to see the message template and timing.

Day 1
Reactivation Opening
Personal SMS · Warm, no pressure

First contact of the quarter. Not a broadcast. Not a promotion. A personal, low-pressure message from the setter's number via GHL (GoHighLevel — the CRM automation platform) — not a generic sender ID.

Template — Ghost Lead / Almost Patient

"Hi [Name], it's [Setter] from [Practice]. We spoke a little while back about [treatment] — I just wanted to check in and see if you'd had any more thoughts on it. No pressure at all — just didn't want you to feel like you'd fallen off our radar."

Template — Existing Patient

"Hi [Name], hope you're well! It's been a while since we last saw you — we'd love to have you back in. We've got some availability coming up and wanted to reach out to our existing patients first. Would a [check-up / whitening top-up / next stage] be of interest?"

Day 14
Value Drop
Email · Educational content, no hard sell

Send something genuinely useful — a short piece of content relevant to the treatment they enquired about. A guide on implant aftercare, what to expect from Invisalign, finance options explained. Keeps the practice top of mind without feeling like a sales push.

Subject Line Examples

"The question most people ask before getting implants" · "What nobody tells you about Invisalign" · "How our patients spread the cost of treatment" · "3 things worth knowing before your next consultation"

Day 30
Social Proof Push
SMS + Email · Patient result matched to treatment

Send a patient result — transformation story, testimonial, or before/after (GDC (General Dental Council) compliant). Match the proof to the treatment they enquired about. This is the moment their internal narrative shifts from "I'm not sure" to "other people like me did this."

Template

"Hi [Name] — I thought you might like to see this. [Patient first name] came to us in a similar situation to yours and finished her [treatment] last month. She said [brief quote or result]. If you'd ever like to pick up where we left off, I'm here — no rush."

Day 90
Direct Offer
SMS · Limited availability, urgency close

End of the quarter cycle. The one time you make a direct, time-limited offer. Not a discount — a scarcity of access. Limited consultation slots, priority booking for existing enquiries. Converts the people who've been warming across the quarter but needed a reason to act now.

Template

"Hi [Name], we've got a few consultation slots opening up next week and wanted to give first priority to people who've already been in touch with us. If you'd like to finally get [treatment] sorted, I can hold one of these for you until [date]. Just let me know."

Then What

If they respond at any point — even on Day 90 — pull them out of the sequence immediately and hand to the setter as an active lead. The Next Step Protocol applies from there. If they don't respond across the full 90 days, the sequence resets next quarter. Patients who don't respond in quarter one often respond in quarter two or three. Timing is almost always the real variable.

The Revenue Case
What This Is Worth Per Quarter
Dormant leads in CRM (typical practice after 6 months)150–300
Reactivation response rate (conservatively 5–8%)8–24 responses
Illustrative booking rate from responders~60%
Consultations generated per quarter5–14
Illustrative treatment acceptance rate~55%
Treatments from reactivation per quarter3–8
Quarterly revenue at £2,500 illustrative average treatment value£7,500–£20,000

Cost to run this system: near zero. These are leads already in the CRM. Ad spend already paid. GHL automation handles the send cadence. Setter time is only triggered on a reply.

Figures are illustrative estimates based on typical practice data. Actual results vary by list quality, treatment mix, and follow-up execution.

Build Details
How To Set This Up In GHL (GoHighLevel)
Workflow Structure
Trigger: Contact reaches Day 7 in post-enquiry sequence with no booking, OR tagged "Reactivation — Attended No Convert", OR tagged "Existing Patient — No Contact 6mo"
Day 1: Personal SMS fires from setter number. Wait for reply — if reply received, remove from workflow and notify setter immediately.
Day 14: Email sends with educational content. A/B test subject lines across two variants per quarter.
Day 30: Social proof SMS + email. Template personalised by treatment tag on the contact record.
Day 90: Limited availability offer SMS. If no response within 48hrs, contact loops to start of next quarter cycle.
Tagging & Segmentation
Treatment tag: Every contact must be tagged with the treatment they enquired about. This drives template personalisation across all four touchpoints.
Audience tag: Ghost Lead / Almost Patient / Existing Patient. Different Day 1 templates. Same Day 14–90 structure.
Exit trigger: Any reply or inbound call immediately exits the workflow and creates a setter task. No contact should be in a reactivation workflow while actively talking to a setter.
Quarterly reset: Set a re-enrolment condition so non-responders automatically re-enter 90 days after completion. Run indefinitely until they book, opt out, or are manually removed.