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Marketing for carpenters in regional towns
Good carpenters are booked out, yet many are invisible online and rely on whoever happens to ring. We help regional carpenters choose the work they want, by being found for it.
01 · The search
How your customers find you.
Customers rarely search for a carpenter. They search for the job: a deck, a pergola, a door that sticks, built-in wardrobes, a kitchen fit-out, framing for an extension. Each of those is a separate search.
Homeowners want to see finished work and know you will turn up. Builders looking for a subcontractor check that you are licensed, insured and reliable.
02 · The gaps
Where customers drop off.
Carpentry as one word
A site or profile that only says carpentry misses every search for decks, pergolas, doors and fit-outs.
Finished jobs never photographed
Your best advertisement is on someone's back verandah, unseen.
Quotes that take a week
The customer has accepted another one by then.
03 · The fix
What we do about it.
Found by the job
Search work and a website with a page for each kind of work you want more of.
A record of your work
Social media built from quick phone photos at the end of each job.
Enquiries caught
An AI agent or a short quote form that collects sizes, photos and timing while you are on the tools.
Every plan is written for one business after a business check. There are no packages.
04 · Questions
What owners in your trade ask.
We are already flat out. Why market at all?
To choose your work. Being found for the jobs you prefer lets you turn down the ones you do not, and keeps the book full when things slow.
Do we need to show our licence details?
Customers look for them, and some states require it. New South Wales requires the licensee's name and licence number in all advertising. Rules differ by state, so we check yours.
05 · Nearby
Other businesses we work with.
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Where are you losing customers?
Ask for a business check. We follow the same path your customers take, from their search to your door, and show you in plain English where they drop off.