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✨Here’s the fix, step by step:

1. Google your business name + your town.

2. Open every result with your name on it — Google listing, Yelp, Facebook, Angi, the directories you forgot exist.

3. Check the phone number on each one against the phone in your pocket.

4. Fix every mismatch. Most sites let you claim the listing free in a couple minutes.

👉🏻 Why it matters: customers don’t retry a wrong number. They call the next guy on the list. An old cell on Yelp or a dead landline from two owners ago is quietly handing your jobs away — and you’d never know, because those calls never reach you.

Ten minutes. Free. Probably worth a job this month.
Save this so it actually gets done tonight.

👀 People looking for a contractor are usually standing in front of the problem - a flooded basement, a dead furnace, a pile of junk.

❌They’re not going to hunt through your menu for a phone number.

👉🏻 Every extra tap between them and calling you sends a percentage of them back to Google.

✨Put a tappable number at the top of every page. One tap. That’s the whole fix.

Go count yours. Save this.

You don’t trust marketing people — and you shouldn’t.

I’m Mel, a Montana school superintendent who started doing this for my husband’s Billings junk removal company because every agency wanted $5,000 a month or built him junk and answer some Google questions. I learned it myself and built him a system that doubled his revenue in 12 months. Same truck, same crew.

Most Billings contractors are losing jobs they never even know about — missed calls, a Google listing nobody can find, ad money burning on keywords that have never booked a single job.

Send me the word AUDIT and I’ll spend 20 minutes on your Google Ads, your website, and your Google listing — then send back one page of exactly what’s costing you work. No call. No pitch. Free.

👉 Tap Send Message, type AUDIT, and you’ll have it this week.

👉🏻 Your slow season isn’t a fall problem. It’s a summer decision.

The contractors who stay booked through January aren’t lucky. They did three boring things in July while everyone else was too slammed to bother:

1️⃣ Reviews. Ask every customer, every job, all summer. Google reads recent reviews as “still busy” and keeps ranking you into winter. Go quiet now and you disappear right when it gets slow.

2️⃣ Follow-up. A missed-call text-back and a system that chases old estimates — so the leads you’re too buried to answer today don’t just walk to the next guy.

3️⃣ Tracking. Know which sources actually book jobs. When it slows down, you spend on what works instead of guessing.

✨That’s it. Not flashy. Just what decides whether February’s dead or booked.

Save this and come back to it when you’re not slammed.

Kitchen table. 9 PM. Kids asleep. This is where your account actually gets worked on.

❌No office to pay for, no account manager who’s never swung a hammer.

Just me — the same person who answers your messages does your work. The big agencies can’t say that, because the person you talk to is never the person doing it.

Follow along. You’ll always know exactly who’s in your account.

👉🏻 Everybody obsesses over review count.

✅ Google cares more about recency.

40 reviews where the newest is from 2023 looks dead next to a guy pulling one a week.

✨ The fix costs nothing — ask every customer, every job, while you’re standing right there…OR ask me how to automate the ask, so it’s never missed.

DM me REVIEW for the fix that ensures you never miss a review.

You don’t trust marketing people — and you shouldn’t.

I’m a superintendent who started doing this for my husband’s business because every agency wanted $5,000 a month or built him junk and ghosted.

Same skill I used explaining things to school boards — different room.

Right now you’re probably losing jobs you’ll never know about. Missed calls. A Google listing nobody can find. Ad money burning on keywords that have never booked a single job.

Send me AUDIT and I’ll spend 20 minutes on your Google Ads, your website, and your Google listing — then send back one page of exactly what’s costing you work. No call. No pitch.

Your primary category is one of the strongest ranking signals on Google, and most contractors set it generic and forget it 💀

👉🏻”Construction Company” ranks for nothing specific.

If you do excavation, say excavation. Match the category to the job you want — then watch who you outrank.

Most jobs aren’t lost on price. They’re lost in the silence after the estimate.

You sent the quote. They were interested. Then you went quiet — and so did they. The guy who texted Tuesday just to check in? He got the job.

❌Not because he was cheaper.
👉🏻Because he followed up.

One text. That’s the whole difference.

Free 60-second audit shows you exactly where your leads are slipping 👉 link in bio

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The contractors who stay booked through winter aren’t lucky — they did the work in summer when nobody felt like it 🤷‍♀️

👉🏻Right now you’re slammed, the phone’s ringing, and it’s the easiest time to skip the systems. That’s the trap.

✨The reviews you ask for in July, the follow-up you automate now, the leads you stop dropping while you’re buried — that’s what your January looks like. Slow season is built in summer.

Save this and look at it again in February.