How to Create a Client Waitlist (+ the email sequence you need for it)

Nervous to Move to a Waitlist? Here’s How to Do It Without Losing Clients.

Worried that putting potential clients on a waiting list will send them straight to a competitor? You’re not alone. Many designers hesitate to implement a waitlist, fearing it will slow business down—but in reality, a well-managed waitlist increases demand, prevents burnout, and keeps your schedule full.

The key? You need a strategic waitlist process that keeps potential clients engaged while they wait—without extra effort on your part.

In this article, I’m sharing how I’ve helped 6 & 7 figure interior designers with:

  • How to know when it’s time to move to a waitlist

  • What to say to potential clients so they’re excited to wait for you

  • Implementing the must-have email sequence that keeps clients engaged before their project starts

If you’re ready to implement a high-converting waitlist without losing leads, join The DTS Files to unlock the full post.

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