Look — you sent someone your tactic. The link is out. The person clicked. Done? Think again.
Most people do exactly this after the first contact: NOTHING. They wait. And wait. And wonder why no conversions come in.
You have to follow up. Not pushy. Not like a salesperson. But you have to stay in touch. The reactivation decides whether the lead becomes a player — or fizzles out.
What happens after the first contact
Picture what's going on in the other person's head:
- They get your message, read it, maybe click the link — then life gets in the way. WhatsApp, a call, forgotten.
- Or: they play, lose on the first go, think "damn, doesn't work" and stop.
- Or: they win, are hyped, but have no one to share it with. The moment fades.
In all three cases: if you don't follow up, the contact is dead. If you follow up, you turn it around.
Timing: when to message?
- Not immediately — 5 minutes later feels desperate.
- Not after a week — by then you're forgotten.
- Sweet spot: 2–6 hours later.
Why? Either they're playing right now — or they've been putting it off and your message reminds them — or they lost and need encouragement for the second try.
The 3 message variants
Hey, how's it going? Checked it out yet?
How much have you won already? 👀
Have you started yet? If so: don't forget to cash out at 3x and restart. Don't get greedy — that's the key.
Reply playbook
Reply: "Sick! Told you. Cash out and go celebrate 🎉" — then wait a day and follow up: "What did you get up to yesterday? Went back in?"
"All good, it happens. Did you make the second deposit like I said? That's the gamechanger." Never "too bad" — always lift them up and push the next attempt.
"All good, no pressure. But do try it — best with the double deposit, then you've got more room." Gentle push, no force.
After 24 h, follow up once, friendly: "All good with you? If you have questions, just ask." 80% reply to the second message.
The psychology behind it
- Obligation: whoever received something from you doesn't want to be rude.
- Continuity: a conversation that keeps going feels more important.
- Coaching: whoever follows up is a mentor — not just some random internet guy.
- Social proof: winners seek recognition. Give it to them.
What you should never do
- "Have you deposited yet?" — sounds like a salesperson
- "Why aren't you playing?" — sounds like pressure
- "This is the best strategy, you HAVE to do this!" — sounds like spam
- More than 2 messages in a row with no reply — sounds like a stalker
Follow-up plan at a glance
- 1Immediately: send tactic + link
- 2+4 h: "How's it going? Checked it out yet?"
- 3+24 h (if no reply): "All good with you? If you have questions, just ask."
- 4+3 days (if they played): "What's your biggest win so far?"
- 5+1 week: "Everything still running? Want me to send the link again?"
It costs you 10 seconds to write a message. But it can bring you hundreds of euros. Follow up. Always. Every lead. Every time.