Contact a marketing desk that works with handymen
The easiest way to reach us is a short note, written the way you would leave a message on a job sheet. Tell us which towns your truck covers and which small jobs you want more of, and say whether you are leaning toward handyman company SEO, ads or both.
Our desk builds pages, Maps listings and campaigns for handyman companies, and we offer search engine optimization for home repair businesses as well, so the note only needs to cover your side of the story. The forms on this site, and on any site we build for a handyman, ask for the same few things and nothing more.
You do not need a finished plan before writing. Many first notes are two or three lines: the towns, the jobs and a question about price. That is enough for our desk to point you to the right page, and to ask the follow-up questions that shape a first call.
What to write in the note, and what to leave out
Give a name, an email and a phone number, then add a line or two about which towns you cover and the jobs you hope to see more of. A note about whether you already have a website helps too.
Leave out street addresses, the names of customers and any payment detail. No photos of a home belong in the form either. When we track calls for a campaign, we log the source and the length of each call, and never the words spoken.
Which kind of job should we push first?
Name the jobs you would like to book more often and the towns on your route; mention any local websites that point at yours. Street addresses, customer names and payment details stay out of the message, please.
Questions about writing to a handyman marketing desk
What happens after a handyman owner sends the form?
Our desk reads the note and writes back to the email you gave. If the next step is a call, we set a time for it, and the call is with our CEO. You can also book that call directly by choosing to schedule a call with our CEO on this site.
Should a handyman include a home address or photos of a job?
No. The form wants three contact details and an optional note, nothing more. A street address, a customer's name or a photo of someone's house adds nothing to the first conversation and does not belong in it. If we need to see your business details, we look at your public Maps listing and website.
Who replies to a note from a handyman business?
A person on our desk replies, from the email address on the site. The note is read for the towns, the jobs and the kind of plan you have in mind, and the reply points you toward the services page or the pricing page if either helps.
What should a home repair owner bring to a first call?
Bring the list of towns your truck covers, the kinds of jobs you want more of, the address of your website and Maps listing if you have them, and a rough idea of the budget for ads. A short wish list of what the schedule should look like helps too, and so does a note on where the phone goes quiet. Our search work and ad work pages are worth reading beforehand, so the call can stay on your questions.
Put one more job on tomorrow's list
A single call settles which job type to push first, which towns it should reach and which plan can carry it.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.