Choose the offer
Explain who it is for and why they might need it.
Services / Local marketing
04 / Give people a reason to call
Give local customers a reason to get in touch.
Keep your business profiles consistent, create useful posts and promotions, and give each offer a clear page where customers can take the next step.
Tell us what you needLocal marketing / Built for your business
What this can help with
What this means
for your business.
For a small business that needs help explaining its services, keeping profiles up to date, or promoting a specific offer.
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Explain your services and offers consistently wherever people find you.
02
Make posts and promotions easier to prepare with reusable content.
03
Understand the response through the tracking included in your plan.
What you get
What the work
can include.
We agree on the channels, content, revisions, and tracking before work starts. A paid campaign pilot is optional and separately scoped around your budget and ability to respond. Ad spend, platform charges, ongoing ad management, daily posting, comment replies, and photography are separate unless included in writing.
- Plain-language descriptions of your services and offers
- Agreed business-profile updates, review requests, and feedback prompts
- Reusable templates for the agreed posts or promotions
- A campaign page or updates to existing content
- Analytics setup, tracking links, and inquiry-source tracking where agreed
- A clear response summary and a plan for what to share next
What this looks like
Give one offer a clear path to an inquiry.
Start with one service, a practical budget, and time to respond to the people who get in touch.
Make the offer clear
Answer the main questions on a focused page and give people a clear way to respond.
Review the response
Keep visits, inquiries, and known job outcomes separate when reviewing the agreed costs.
Understand the response
See the activity.
Know the outcome.
A visit, an inquiry, and a paid job tell different stories. We keep them separate and explain what the available information can show.
A monthly visibility review can be included in an ongoing plan. Your proposal sets the measures and frequency.
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Visits
People reaching the site, when tracking is available.
Website activity -
02
Inquiries
Recorded calls, forms, or messages asking about your work.
Agreed lead sources -
03
Booked jobs
Work your business confirms a customer has booked.
Your business records -
04
Paid jobs
Payments actually received for completed or agreed work.
Payment records
Revenue is only part of the picture. Collected revenue is not profit. Costs and margins are reviewed only when reliable records are available. Missing information stays clearly marked.
How the project works
01
Choose what to promote
Start with one service or offer. Check the audience, budget, and who can respond to inquiries before planning a campaign.
02
Prepare the content
Write and design the agreed posts, profile updates, templates, or campaign page.
03
Make contact easy
Check the phone numbers, forms, and links, and set up the agreed inquiry tracking.
04
Review the response
Look at visits, inquiries, and known outcomes alongside the agreed costs. Decide what to improve, repeat, or stop.
Good questions
The practical
details.
Can I start with one promotion or page?
Yes. We can focus on one offer, a useful landing page, and a clear way to respond. If paid ads make sense, we first agree on spending limits, tracking, and who will handle new inquiries.
Will you run my social media every day?
The quote lists which profiles, posts, or templates we will work on. Daily posting and replying to comments need a separate agreed scope.
How do we know whether it is helping?
We agree on what can be tracked. Visits, inquiries, booked work, and collected revenue stay separate. Where records are available, we also include ad spend, service fees, and tool costs, and explain what is still unknown.
Let's talk about your business
Let’s make your
next step easier.
Tell us where you want more customers, clearer follow-up, or less admin.
We’ll help you choose a starting point and explain the work and price before you decide.