Launch Blast
Your first win, in week one.
Most websites go live to silence. Yours goes live to the warmest audience you have: the people who already know your work. The day the site launches, they hear from you - and quiet jobs wake up.
- Booked jobs in the first week, not the first quarter
- Quotes that went quiet coming back to life
- Your first Google reviews landing while the site is new
Past customers get a text
A short message from you: we’re back round your way - anything need looking at? People who already trust you are the easiest work you will ever book.
- A short message sent in your name, to the customer list you already have
- Written with you and approved by you before anything sends
- Replies come back as normal texts - you just answer the ones that bite
Old enquiries get a second chance
The quotes and questions that went quiet get one polite nudge. Some went elsewhere; plenty just got busy. Where you have a list, it gets used.
- One polite nudge - not a campaign, not a pestering sequence
- Sent only where you have the enquiry to hand
- A clear no ends it, and that name is never messaged again
Reviews land while the site is new
The same blast asks your happiest past customers for a Google review - so the new site opens with stars on it, not silence.
- Your happiest past customers get the review ask
- A direct link - one tap and they’re on your review page
- The new site opens with stars on it from week one
Why launch day beats ad spend
A text to someone who already trusts you outperforms any advert to a stranger - and it costs nothing but the sending. It happens once, at launch: the quickest win the system is built to produce.