🌟 Free Live Social Media Audit 🌟
Hey 👋 I'm Anthony with Mystic Media Film. Drop your Instagram or Facebook below and I'll give it a free, honest audit, plus the quick fixes that would help you book more jobs. We do these live on Discord, June 19 to 21, 2026, 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM Central each day, so you can watch and ask questions in real time: https://discord.gg/a9XGNEDBrT 👉 Drop your IG or FB link (and a recent post if you want), or bring it to the Discord during those hours. I'll tell you: 🌟 Whether your profile makes a strong first impression 🌟 If your content speaks to the customers you actually want 🌟 The small changes that turn followers into booked jobs 💡 IG and FB only. 🔻 Last call is 9:00 PM Central on June 21, 2026. 🤝 In partnership with Creator Terminal, our 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 93-4865679) teaching free digital-media skills to small businesses and creators. P.S. Also building free websites for the first 10 who reach out (separate post).
As a new Handyman business, what do people suggest I do as affordable marketing options?
I currently use google ads which can be quite expensive as I build a customer base. I'm also planning to put decals on my work vehicle. What are some other cheap options I maybe haven't thought of? Should I work in partnership with other businesses?I'm Building 10 Home Service Pros a FREE Premium Website 🌟
Hey everyone! I'm Anthony with Mystic Media Film, a veteran-owned media and web studio that builds websites and runs marketing for home service and trades businesses. I want to give back to this community, so here's the deal. The giveaway: The first 10 people who fill out the contact page on my website get a FREE premium website, plus a Google Business Profile tune-up to go with it. These sites normally run $1,500 to $3,500. Ten of you are getting one on the house. What makes this website different: Most websites are slow. Every time someone clicks to a new page, it reloads and stalls with a spinning wheel. Yours is hard-coded and built so the whole site loads the second someone lands on it. After that first moment, every page is instant. It feels more like an app on your phone than a website. Fast sites keep customers from bouncing, and Google ranks fast sites higher, so it helps you get found and booked. It's custom, premium, and mobile-friendly, built around your business, not a cookie-cutter template. What you get: A fast, premium, custom-built website Google Business Profile optimization to match (and if you don't have a Google profile yet, I'll get it set up and dialed in) What I'll need from you so I can build it right: Photos of your work and your team A few videos about your business (phone clips are totally fine) Your business email(s) Your contact info (phone, address, hours, and the services you offer) How to enter: Fill out the contact page on my website 👉 mysticmediafilm.com/contact First 10 to fill it out are in. That simple. Didn't grab one of the 10 spots? You're still covered: Free live event on Discord. I'm running a 3-day live event from June 19 to 21, 2026, starting at 1:00 PM Central each day and going 8 hours (1:00 PM to 9:00 PM CT). We'll go through as many of your websites and Google profiles as we can, live, and give you specific, do-it-today fixes. This is built for the folks who didn't land a free build, so everybody walks away with something. Join the Discord here: https://discord.gg/a9XGNEDBrT 50% off. Still want a full site but missed the first 10? Fill out the contact form anyway. I'll reach out and take 50% off. Either way, the move is the same: fill out the contact page so I can follow up. Let's get you a website and a Google profile that turn views into booked jobs. 🙌 🤝 In partnership with Creator Terminal. This is made possible thanks to Creator Terminal, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 93-4865679) that provides free, accessible digital-media education to creators and small businesses who lack access.How to geotag photos for Google Business Profile posts to improve local map rankings?
I wanted to share something we've been doing and an insight in to one of our company processes. When you are doing your Google My Business profile, you should be filling out the services, products and updating your status with a post a few times a week. This particular post is going to be about how we geo tag photos, make an appealing GMB update, then post it. This is the exact SOP I gave my virtual assistant so feel free to steal this OR if you have something to say about it, I'd love that feed back to! It's my understanding that these aren't super important for SEO but it helps with map rankings because of the geo tagged pictures and build trust with people that go to your page and see a very active business. Here's the loom video ... https://www.loom.com/share/3f3f0966501148a5be20311a4f0c3ecb Create and publish a daily Google Business Profile update using geotagged project photos from completed or high-value jobs. The goal is to showcase larger remodel projects, maintain consistent posting, and drive engagement with properly labeled images and a clear call-to-action. Open the required tools and prepare for photo selection. Open Jobber, Company ChatGPT, GeoImager, and Google Business Profile. Confirm you are working on the daily posting task. Choose a strong project to feature. Select a job that represents the type of work the company wants to attract. Prioritize larger remodel-heavy projects. Sort by total job value or use the most recent completed jobs. Avoid jobs still in progress unless specifically instructed. Find matching before and after photos. Open the selected job in Jobber and review the photo gallery. Identify one strong after photo and one before photo from a similar angle. Choose the most visually compelling pair that shows the transformation clearly. Prepare the photos for geotagging. Open GeoImager and upload the first photo. Place the geotag using the job location. If exact address search is unavailable, use the general area near the job site. The goal is a GPS-tagged photo, not a perfectly precise point. Geotag and download each photo. Download the photo with embedded location data, clear the image in GeoImager, then repeat for the second photo. Confirm both are downloaded before moving on. Rename the files. Go to Downloads and rename the geotagged images using a clear convention such as Project Name - Before, Project Name - After, and Project Name - Side by Side. Use the correct company name (Huge Home Pros) in all file names. Generate a side-by-side image and post copy using ChatGPT. Request file names and post copy for the before photo, after photo, and side-by-side image. Ask for text suited for a Google Business Profile update. Confirm the wording matches the company brand and project type. Upload the content to Google Business Profile. Start a new update and upload images in this order: side-by-side first, before second, after last. This order tells the project story correctly. Schedule the post and choose a call-to-action button. If a post was already published today, schedule this one for 6:00 AM the next available slot. Always include a button. Use Call Now for direct contact or Learn More linking to the relevant service page on the website. Repeat daily. Focus on larger jobs, remodel-heavy projects, and strong visual transformations. Feature specific areas like kitchens, closets, or bathrooms when relevant. Ask for direction if unsure what to post. Cautionary Notes Do not spend excessive time perfecting the geotag location if address search is unavailable. Keep the company name consistent across all files and post content. Avoid featuring jobs still in progress unless the team requests it. Always include a button on every post. Match any service page link to the project type as closely as possible. Tips for Efficiency Keep ChatGPT open throughout the workflow to quickly generate file names and copy. Use recent high-value completed jobs to save time on content selection. Stick to the same naming convention every day. Follow the same posting workflow daily to reduce decision-making. When possible, prepare the side-by-side image and post text while geotagging so tasks run in parallel.
Cleaning Company Marketing Strategies
I'm curious to hear from other cleaning company owners and operators. What has been the most effective marketing strategy for your business? Has your growth come primarily from referrals, Google reviews, SEO, social media, paid advertising, networking, door hangers, community involvement, or something else entirely? We're always looking for ways to improve and grow, and I'd love to hear what's working in different markets and what hasn't been worth the investment. If you could only choose one marketing channel for your cleaning company, which would it be and why?
