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This week we patched and painted two walls, replaced a bathroom fan and hung a gallery wall, all in one visit. If you have a list of small jobs, send it through our website and we will plan it into one trip.
PGT360 for Handymen
Local marketing for handymen
People rarely search for "handyman". They search for the job, like mounting a TV or fixing a door that sticks. PGT360 posts and writes about the specific jobs you do, so your name comes up when they type it.
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The challenge
Why local marketing is hard for handymen
Every customer has a different job
One wants a fan replaced, the next needs drywall patched. A profile that only says "handyman services" does not tell anyone you do their job.
Getting let into the home
Homeowners, often older or living alone, want someone reliable and tidy. Reviews that mention being on time and respectful are what get you booked.
Small jobs leave no time for marketing
Each job is small, so you cannot spend an hour on marketing for every booking. Being found and reviewed has to run without you.
What it looks like
A week of PGT360 for Fix-It Pros
Examples of what PGT360 prepares for a business like yours. Real posts and articles use only your own facts and photos.
Review and reply
Priya K. ★★★★★
“Fixed six things on my list in one visit and left everything tidier than before.”
Fix-It Pros: Thank you, Priya. Working through a whole list in one visit is our favourite kind of day, and we are glad the place was left tidy. Send the next list whenever it builds up.
Articles for your website
- What can a handyman do, and when do you need a licensed electrician or plumber?
- How to get a list of small home repairs done in one visit
- Patching drywall: when a quick fix works and when it needs more
- Getting a home ready to sell: small repairs buyers notice
Lead inbox
- Mount a TV and two shelves
- Patch and paint a hallway
- Front door will not close properly
Social media
The same post goes to your Facebook Page and Instagram, with the same photo and a link to your website.
Reports
Calls, website clicks, direction requests, reviews and leads, emailed every week and month.
Tips
3 tips that work for handymen
1
Be clear about what you do not do
Many places require a licensed trade for electrical, gas or plumbing work beyond small repairs. Saying so in your articles builds trust and saves you calls you would have to turn down.
2
Ask customers to mention the job
A review that says "fixed our deck railing" helps the next person searching for that job. When you send the review link, a short "it helps if you mention what we fixed" is enough.
3
Add a Call now button
Many handyman customers would rather call than fill in a form. When you write a post, pick the Call now button so they can reach you in one tap.
Questions
I work alone. Is PGT360 too much for me?
Starter is made for one person and one location. Set the schedule once and it posts, writes articles and drafts review replies without daily work from you.
Can I post about a job I just finished?
Yes. Write two to four sentences, add a photo and a button, and it goes out at your next Autopilot time, or straight away with "Post now".
Can articles be based on my real jobs?
Yes. Give a few sentences about a real job and PGT360 writes an article from those facts only. Customers stay anonymous.
Also for: Restaurants Salons and spas Retail stores Auto repair shops Plumbers Heating and cooling Tree services Fence and deck builders Cleaning services Dentists Law firms Accountants Real estate agents Franchises and chains
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