A finished fence in a backyard

Marketing that runs itself

One photo. Four jobs done.

A phone camera roll full of finished project photos

What happens now

Your project is finished. You take a photo of the finished project on their phone and it stays there.

The website still shows the same six photos from two years ago. The Facebook page has not been posted to since last year. The customer is happy, but nobody asked her for a review, so she never leaves one.

Diagram showing one photo becoming four outputs

What we build

01. The crew texts a photo — They finish the job, take a photo, text it to our number. That is all they do. No app, no login, nothing to remember.

02. It goes on the website — The photo appears in the gallery within a minute, tagged with the location.

03. It gets posted on social medias — The same photo goes to the Facebook page and the Google listing, so people searching see recent work.

04. The customer gets asked for a review — A text goes to them with a link straight to the review page.

Map search results showing local businesses and their review counts

Why the review part matters

When someone searches for businesses like yours near them, Google shows tens of them on a map. Who the customer will contact depends a lot on the number of reviews on your business page.

Most businesses have done hundreds of good jobs but didn't get a review from their customer through the link sent on their phones.

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