The bit folk judge you by

Advertising.

The garden of the house.

Putting your work in front of the right people. Adverts where your customers look, and the photographs of your work shown off properly. Not a content treadmill.

On the plan.

Ring our receptionist Tell us what you want seen

Adverts

The mechanical half.

A small local budget, spent where a customer near you is searching for your trade. Every trade can use it, and it can be switched off any week you are too busy.

Showing off

The photographs.

Your finished jobs, photographed and posted so the next customer can see what you do. This is relationship work and it needs a person, so we would do it for the businesses it suits and say so when it does not.

What it would be

Show the work.

The garden is what people see from the street. It should look like the inside.

1
Which half
Adverts, photographs, or both, depending on the trade.
2
A budget you set
Small, local, and yours to stop.
3
Your jobs, shown
Photographs of what you actually did, not stock.
4
Honest numbers
What was spent and what rang, on the dashboard.

On the plan

The room without plans yet.

This is the one room we have not drawn plans for, and we will not pretend otherwise. It comes after the street, the front door and the hallway are working for you.

What we will not do is sell you three posts a week and call it marketing. Posting is not what gets a business found on Google. Being listed properly is, and that is the street.

Why it matters

Keep the garden tidy.

Nobody judges a house by the loft. They judge it by what they can see from the pavement.

Adverts where they are looking.

Photographs of what you did.

Nothing you have to keep feeding.

The bit folk judge you by, looked after.

Two real people, not a platform.

We’re Anthony and Bobby. We build and mind every receptionist ourselves, from Glasgow, and you get our mobile numbers. If something’s not right, you tell one of us and it gets sorted.