Anyone who works on the tools knows how quoting goes. A call comes in while you are up a ladder. You miss it, call back, and miss them. A text arrives with no address. By the time you have the details, the customer may have found someone quicker.
A simple page can tidy up the early part of that process. Tell people what you do, such as interior and exterior painting, domestic electrical work or custom carpentry. List the suburbs you cover, so someone in the Inner West or on the North Shore knows whether to bother. Then say what helps you quote: the job address, a couple of photos, the rough size of the work and when they would like it done.
Show the finish
A painter's photos of a clean ceiling line, a carpenter's pictures of a built-in wardrobe or an electrician's neat switchboard tell a customer more than a sentence can. Ask the owner before you post, and keep a few of your best.
Add your licence number where your trade requires one, a tappable phone number and an email address. A free page for your business can hold all of this, and you can update it when your service area changes.
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