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Sell & convert

• Ad CopyOne promotion, written for every channel at once: social, radio, TV and video, every standard banner size, Google, email, mailers, door hangers, yard signs and truck wraps.
• Benefit BuilderTurns what the business does, from the same-day arrival to the clean job site and the honest estimate, into the reasons homeowners choose you, in the tone you pick.
• Ad AnglesFive genuinely different ways to sell the same service, tune-up, plan or estimate, each with a long and a short headline, so it drops straight onto any ad size.
• Offer BuilderShapes a plain service, a tune-up, an inspection, a service plan or an install, into an offer with a reason to act now, without inventing a fake deadline.
• Answer the NoThe reasons homeowners say no to an estimate, a replacement, a service plan or a quote, and a straight answer to each for the phone, the doorstep or the follow-up text.
• Maintenance Plan PitchSells a maintenance plan or membership to customers and renews it when the year is up.
• Referral ProgramThe referral ask, the program rules page text, and the thank-you.
• Past Customer ReactivationWin back customers you have not served in over a year, by email and text.
• New Neighbor and New Homeowner WelcomeA welcome letter or post for people who just moved in, from the local company down the road.
• Facebook and Instagram Ad PackAudiences to try, hooks and ad copy for a Meta campaign for one service, with the picture each ad needs.
• Google Search Ads PackKeyword groups, negative keywords and text ads for a Google search campaign, one service at a time.
• Postcard and Direct Mail CampaignCopy for a postcard or every-door mailer, with a follow-up mailing and a way to count what worked.
• Lead Magnet WriterA free homeowner checklist or short guide that earns an email address, with the page and emails around it.
• Referral Partner Outreach KitIntroductions to realtors, property managers, insurance agents and other contractors, with the follow-up and the leave-behind.
• Commercial Account Pitch OutlineA pitch outline and first-meeting questions for landlords, property managers, HOAs and small businesses that need repeat work.

Get found

• Google Profile PostsA month of Google Business posts about seasonal services, specials, finished jobs and plan news, at the length Google actually shows.
• What People Search ForPulls the phrases people actually type from Google's own autocomplete, such as roof repair, water heater replacement or lawn care, for the towns you serve, then sorts them by intent.
• Website Check-UpFetches the page and measures it (title, headings, schema, alt text, links, speed, robots and sitemap), then tells you what to fix, in order.
• Google Profile Tune-UpA full Google Business Profile rebuild, categories, description, your services, service areas, Q&A, photo plan and geo-tagging sheet for the photos you upload.
• What Locals Search ForThe searches people in the towns around you actually type, roof repair near me, water heater replacement, AC not cooling, pest control Richland, sorted into pages worth building.
• Questions and AnswersThe questions customers actually ask, service area, license and insurance, how an estimate works, how soon you can come, the service plan, answered briefly enough to publish.
• About Us and Owner StoryYour About page and owner story, built from facts you give instead of filler.
• Service Page WriterOne service page for your website, plain and search-friendly, ready to paste in.
• Service Area City PageA page for one town you serve, built from the local details you give, not boilerplate with the town swapped in.
• Lead Form and Landing Page CopyThe headline, form wording, thank-you page and confirmation message for a page that turns a visit into a call.
• Google Profile and Local Services AdsYour Google profile description, categories and posts, plus what to have ready for Local Services Ads.
• Local News Pitch and Press ReleaseA press release and a short pitch email for a local reporter or paper, from something real the company did.
• Google Profile Questions and Services WriterThe common customer questions with honest answers, plus a short plain description for each service you list.

Reputation

• Review RepliesPaste a review of a roof, a repair, a tune-up or a lawn visit, get three replies: one short, one warm, one that handles the complaint.
• Ask For a ReviewThe emails after a finished job or service visit that actually get a review written, with nothing offered in exchange.
• Tidy Up a TestimonialTidies a real customer quote, from a review, a text or a survey, without changing what they said.
• Job Complete Follow-UpThe thank-you, how to care for the work, and the review ask, as an email and a text.
• Customer Survey and Follow-Up PlanA short after-the-job survey, the 0 to 10 recommend question, and a different reply for each kind of answer.
• Weekly Review Response RoutinePaste this week's new reviews and get a reply for each one, a thank-you for the good and a calm answer for the rest.
• Testimonial Video Script and Release RequestInterview questions for a happy customer's video, a release request and a note to thank them.

Content

• One Job, A Week of PostsOne finished job, a roof replaced after a hailstorm, a new water heater, a lawn turned around, a termite treatment, becomes a Facebook post, a Google post, a caption and a blog outline.
• Social PostsA week of posts, a finished job, a seasonal tip, a service special, plan news, sized per platform, without the same sentence recycled five times.
• Email WriterA subject line worth opening and a body worth reading, a seasonal special, a maintenance reminder, a service-plan renewal, news from the crew.
• Blog WriterA post with real structure and local specifics, written to answer one question a homeowner actually asks, how to tell a roof needs replacing, what a tune-up covers, what to expect on the first visit.
• Make It Sound HumanStrips the tells out of AI-written copy, stock phrases, throat-clearing, restated sentences.
• Yard Sign, Truck and Crew Shirt LinesShort lines that sell from the curb: for a job-site sign, a truck wrap, a trailer or a crew shirt.
• Before-and-After Caption PackCaptions for job photos on Facebook, Instagram, Google and your website, from the crew's own notes.
• Job SpotlightA longer story post from the job's real facts: the problem, what the crew did, and how it turned out.
• Seasonal Homeowner Tips EmailA useful monthly tips email in your trade's voice that keeps past customers thinking of you.
• Short Job Video ScriptA 30 to 60 second phone video script a crew member can film on the job and say out loud.
• Meet the Team PostsBios and intro posts for your crew members, built from the facts they actually give.
• 30-Day Social Content CalendarA month of post ideas for your trade, each with the picture to take and the words to post.
• Community Sponsorship and Event KitEverything for a local sponsorship or booth: the ask, the banner line, the table script and the follow-up.
• Homeowner Workshop or Demo Day InvitationThe invitation, the agenda, the sign-up page and the reminders for a class or demo event for homeowners.
• Nextdoor and Neighborhood Group PostsPosts that sound like a neighbor, not an ad: introduce the crew, share a job, and answer a local question.

Client comms

• Estimate Follow-UpA three-message sequence for an estimate or quote that went quiet, a new reason to reply each time, and an easy no at the end.
• Estimate and Proposal WriterA written estimate or proposal for a home project, the scope, how the job runs, the price, and what is not included.
• Price Increase NoticeTell existing customers prices are changing, honestly and calmly.
• Delay and Reschedule ApologyA message for when the crew is late, weather moves a job, or materials are delayed.
• Warranty Claim ResponseA fair, clear reply to a customer who says earlier work failed: acknowledge, explain the terms, and book the visit.
• Past-Due Payment RemindersA polite series of reminders for an unpaid invoice, from a friendly nudge to a firm last notice.
• Deposit and Scheduling Policy ExplainerExplain in plain words why you take a deposit and how scheduling works, for the quote, the website and the phone.
• Cancellation and No-Show MessagesFriendly reminders, the message when no one is home, and a clear note about your cancellation terms.
• Seasonal Email Newsletter SetFour newsletter issues, one for each season, each with a useful note, one job to show and one clear reminder.
• Thank-You Card and Handwritten Note WriterShort, personal notes for the crew to hand-write after a job, a referral, a review or a long-time customer's renewal.

Customer comms

• Service Visit Confirmation SequenceThe messages between booking and the visit, confirmation, the reminder two days out, the morning-of note with the arrival window and the thank-you, that stop no-shows and calls to the office.

Audio

• Voiceover StudioOne radio or streaming spot, written to the exact length you pick: the seasonal special, the estimate offer, the service plan, with the license and insurance line read at the end, then rendered in the voice you pick on your own key.
• Podcast BuilderThe company's own show, built from what is on right now and coming up, plus anything new you add: home care tips, seasonal advice and what the crew is seeing, scripted to sound like real people talking, to the length you pick, and narrated on your own voice key.
• On-Hold Message LoopA phone hold message for your office, timed to the length you choose: hours, how to book, seasonal specials, and your license and insurance line, built from your website, one page, or copy you paste.

Operations

• Training Video ScriptA crew or office training video, scene by scene: what the narrator says, what is on screen, what to film.
• How We Do It ChecklistTurns how you do a job into a checklist a new crew member or office hire can follow on day one: a job-site tidy-up, a first-call script, a customer walk-through.
• Hiring Ad WriterA job post for a technician, installer or crew member that describes the actual work honestly, so the right people see themselves in it.
• Chatbot BuilderTest mode.
• Automation BuilderTest mode.
• New Technician First-Week PlanA day-by-day plan for a new crew member's first week: what to learn, who to ride with and how to sign off.
• Ride-Along Coaching SheetA one-page sheet a manager fills in on a ride-along with a technician or estimator, plus how to give the feedback.

Calls and leads

• Missed-Call Text-BackThe text that goes out the moment a call is missed, plus a follow-up if they do not answer.
• New Lead ReplyThe first reply to a form or call lead within minutes: a text, an email and a voicemail script.
• Answering "How Much?"What to say on the phone or in a message when a stranger asks the price first, without making up a number.
• Phone Answering and Booking ScriptA script for whoever answers the phone: the greeting, the questions, booking the visit, and the hard calls.
• Emergency Service Ad and PageCopy for the 24 hour or same-day emergency service you actually offer, for ads and a page.
• Door Hanger and FlyerFront and back copy for a door hanger or flyer a homeowner will actually keep.
• We're In Your NeighborhoodA mailer, post or door note when a crew is working nearby, with an offer only if you supply one.
• Angry Caller PlaybookWhat the person on the phone says to an upset customer, from the first sentence to the handoff to the owner.

Quotes and follow-up

• Estimate Visit Confirmation and PrepThe confirmation, the day-before reminder, what to have ready, and the on-my-way text.
• Quote Cover LetterA short letter that goes with a written quote and explains what is in it and what happens next.
• Good-Better-Best Options WriterTurns the three levels you describe into a clear options page a homeowner can choose from.
• Quote Chase SequenceFive touches for a quote that went quiet, with answers for price worries and "I'm getting other quotes".
• Financing Offer CopyAd and quote copy for the financing you offer, carrying the required terms with any figure.
• Warranty ExplainerA plain-words explanation of the warranty terms you supply, so a homeowner knows what is and is not covered.

Seasonal and storm

• Seasonal Promo CalendarTwelve months of campaign ideas, with what to say each month, for your trade and your area.
• Storm and Weather Response OutreachPosts and emails after a storm, freeze or heat wave that offer an inspection or help, without claiming anyone has damage.
• Slow-Season Fill PlanA two week plan to fill a slow stretch with real bookings, without cheapening your brand.
• Fully Booked MessageWaitlist and "we are booked out" messages that keep customers warm instead of sending them to a competitor.