Everything I do for Sydney plumbers running ServiceM8, in plain English — what each step does, what it costs, and exactly what I will and won't promise. No lock-in, cancel anytime, and you keep everything I build.
I map where you rank across your suburbs for the searches that bring you jobs, what the plumbers in the top 3 are doing, and whether ChatGPT recommends you when a local asks it. A real diagnosis, given away.
We go through it together and agree the priorities. No pitch, no jargon. One honest recommendation at the end — fix, or build.
When your site and profile are worth sharpening: we work through it together on screen, fixing the issues that actually cost you visibility, and I write up the rest and send it after. If it isn't worth $160, don't pay. You keep everything.
When there's no site, or one beyond fixing: a fast, SEO-ready site built to rank — you see three live versions before you pay a dollar, then 50% to start and 50% at launch. (Founding rate. The $160 fix credits toward it if you upgrade within 30 days.)
Every completed job turns into reviews, posts and replies — automatically. That's the whole idea: the work you already do becomes the thing that gets you found, without you writing a word of it.
$300/mo
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I need two things off that call: what you actually want more of, and access to your ServiceM8. With those in hand the plan comes back the same day — a teardown of the plumbers beating you in your suburbs, and a written strategy for your profile: the searches worth owning, the categories and services to claim, the suburbs worth fighting for and the ones to let go. Posts and review requests start inside seven days. You're not paying for a month of setup.
I write two versions from the jobs you actually finished that week and send them over. You tap the one you like. The photos from the job go up with it, so your profile shows this week's real work instead of a stock photo of a spanner.
The job closes, your customer gets the request. If they don't get to it, they get one polite follow-up a few days later. That second nudge is where most of the reviews are actually won — and it's the part nobody does by hand.
I write a reply to each one and match it back to the job it came from, so the reply names the actual work and the suburb it happened in — the words that tell Google what you do and where you do it. No copy-paste “Thanks for the 5 stars!” on every review.
One page: what shipped, what moved, what I'm doing next. No dashboard to log into, no jargon, no invoice you can't account for.
You get the plan the same day we talk. Posts and review requests are live inside seven days — not next month.
Your job is two taps a week: pick a post, approve a reply.
You need to be on ServiceM8. This runs on ServiceM8, and that's the whole qualification. The automation plugs straight into your job system, so closing a job is what fires the review request and brings the photos across — no app for you to open, nothing for you to remember. If you're not on ServiceM8 I'll tell you on the call, rather than sell you a hand-run version that quietly depends on you.
Cancel anytime. You keep everything I build. Founding rate grandfathered for the first ~10 plumbers.
If it isn't worth $160, don't pay.
New Google reviews in your first 60 days — or that month's free. The number is set to your job volume when you sign up, and kept comfortably inside honest conversion maths.
The posts, the review replies and the report ship every month — if a month's work doesn't ship, that month is free. And in a bad month you still get the report; I don't go quiet.
Because the automation asks every single completed customer, and asks again if they forget — I control the asking, so I can stand behind the result. I won't guarantee something I don't control — anyone who would is selling you the guarantee, not the outcome. And I never guarantee rankings or lead volume in any plan — they're too slow and too far outside my hands to promise honestly.
No — nobody honestly can. What's true is that AI assistants read the same signals Google does, so everything I build feeds both. It's a by-product you get free, not a promise you pay for.
He probably can — a site. This is eight pages engineered for the map pack: suburb pages, schema, speed, Google-profile wiring. And you pick from three live versions before paying, so you're never buying a promise.
Posting is the visible part, not the product. The day we talk you get a teardown of the plumbers beating you and a written strategy for your profile. Then every completed job asks for a review and follows up if they forget, every review gets a reply written against the actual job, a post goes up each week from your real work, and a one-page report lands at month's end. It's all running inside seven days, it's less than most plumbers spend on a week of ads, it's cancel-anytime, and if a month's work doesn't ship, that month is free.
No, and I'd rather say that now than three weeks in. The whole thing hangs off your job system firing the review request the moment a job closes — that's what makes it run without you. Off ServiceM8 I'd be hand-running it and quietly relying on you to remember, which is the version I'd be embarrassed to charge for. The free Scorecard is still yours if you want it; if you ever move onto ServiceM8, come back and we'll pick it up.
They help your profile say what you do and where, which is one of the signals Google reads — so they're worth writing properly rather than pasting “Thanks for the 5 stars!” under everything. But I won't tell you a reply moves you up the map: nobody can show you that, and I only claim what I can stand behind.
Cancel anytime — there's no lock-in, and you keep everything I've built: the site, the profile, the reviews, the setup. I'd rather earn next month than trap you into it.
I'll map your Google visibility across your suburbs and show you the three biggest wins. No cost, no obligation.