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Make your next session more useful.
Choose your area, prepare your next step and keep the context that helps when you return.
How to plan a neighborhood prospecting session
Start with a neighborhood you can serve and a clear task. Finish with notes that make your next session easier to pick up.
Read the guideHow to knock doors from your computer.
Pick a neighborhood, review available homeowner details and connect using your own phone. A map-based CRM keeps the homes, notes and outcomes together.
Read the guideHow to prospect around a completed job.
A completed job can give you a reason to work nearby homes. Keep the local reference accurate and your next steps on the map.
Read the guideOwner occupied, non-owner occupied and unknown.
An occupancy label describes a home. A saved outcome describes your work. Keep both clear on your map; neither guarantees contact details or homeowner interest.
Read the guidePut the next guide to work.
Start with one neighborhood, one home and a useful note. See how the routine works in PixelKnock.