Your website says "Serving the Greater Area."
Greater than what?
List the actual towns. Google and ChatGPT both read that page, and neither one can guess.
AI will happily write "just checking in" in 40 different tones.
Skip all of them.
Ask a yes-or-no instead: "Want me to hold a spot on the schedule for you?"
People ignore check-ins but they answer questions.
Your quote got ghosted because you sent a blurry PDF at 11pm titled "scan0042" with no name on it.
That's not an estimate. That's a ransom note.
Put your name, the job, and one next step in the text.
Homeowner: "I'll think about it."
Contractor: never speaks to them again.
Homeowner, 3 weeks later: hires the guy who texted twice.
The follow-up text is the sales team.
Bookmark this for the next time a client asks "can you send me something?"
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My rule for anything a customer will see: AI builds the first draft. You check every price, claim and promise. Then it goes out.
One sitting, 3 files most small businesses never get around to making.
Step 4: Pick a lane.
-Leave it on + check promos weekly
-Turn it off
-Add a manual promotion asset where the wording must be yours (Google skips those campaigns)
Then name one owner for site banners before Black Friday.
Before you lean on it:
-Every AI clip carries a SynthID watermark
-Google hasn't published the free limits, so test one short promo first
-Photorealistic AI video needs the AI label on YouTube and Instagram
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