Freeze an approved offer version and its permitted action
Confirm what inventory can be advertised, the approved status, prices, fees, payment information and the action the campaign may invite. Name the project owner responsible for changes. Where project or advertising permissions apply, have the responsible authorised owner resolve them; a marketing checklist does not establish compliance.
Define whether the page requests project information, an expression of interest, a viewing or another specifically approved action. Do not imply a reservation or payment entitlement from an ordinary inquiry. Label plans and renders honestly and keep unapproved terms out of teasers.
Test receipt and assignment before a launch audience arrives
In a controlled test environment, verify required fields, validation, confirmed receipt, unique record identity, source and project, sales assignment and the failure path. Confirm what a retry does so duplicate submissions are understood. Keep test records distinct from real customer outcomes.
Agree the receiving team's coverage, language and escalation responsibilities. OTP establishes neither project fit nor a verified buyer. A Thank You Page, automated acknowledgement or WhatsApp click does not establish contact or a sale.
Use readiness gates instead of a universal launch calendar
Keep dates as the project's working plan, with dependencies and an owner for changes. An early interest list does not establish a fixed launch-day conversion advantage. A campaign review or stock change may require revising the plan rather than forcing the original sequence.
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| Stage | Evidence needed | Decision owner |
|---|---|---|
| Preparation | Approved offer and assets; required permissions resolved | Project and marketing owners |
| Controlled launch | Receipt, assignment and follow-up functioning; spend cap agreed | Marketing and sales owners |
| Next test | Comparable observed outcomes, current inventory and receiving capacity | Budget and delivery owners |
| Ongoing follow-up | Permission, current offer and recorded stage outcomes | Sales and CRM owners |
Keep EOI follow-up purposeful and permission-aware
Record what the person requested, what contact permission exists and which approved information can be sent. Assign a human route for project questions, errors and stop requests. Follow the current messaging requirements for the chosen delivery route; an initial inquiry is not an unlimited campaign subscription.
Do not promise that every message arrives, is read or converts within a set window. Review actual delivery and sales outcomes separately. If the offer changes, make sure the receiving team and authorised communications reflect the same version.
Make the review about the next bounded decision
Keep inquiry cohorts and observation cutoffs explicit. Reconcile duplicate records, incomplete follow-up, agreed fit, reservations where actually recorded, acquired customers and collections as different stages. Do not treat a forecast EOI-to-contract rate as a completed result.
End with the missing record, owner and decision: fix receipt, resolve an offer change, complete follow-up or release a capped next test.
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