Free guides
Nine guides. One channel at a time.
Each guide covers one platform, start to finish. The why, the how, the exact fields. Built from research across 40 Australian trades. Free to download.
The order matters. Start at the front door.
01 · Google Business Profile
Google Business Profile.
The free front door. Show up in the map box before you spend a cent on a website.
The why · 33 pages
Get Found First
Set up the free Google Business Profile that puts you in the map box, before you spend a cent on a website.
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The do-it · 29 pages
Set It Up Right
Your Google Business Profile, field by field. The exact setup that ranks, the verification that passes, and the checklist you tick off as you go.
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02 · LinkedIn
LinkedIn.
The proof layer for commercial work. Build it once, and it backs everything else.
The why · 23 pages
Build the Proof Once
Your LinkedIn profile is the free proof layer that wins commercial work, and builds the structure your website will stand on.
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The do-it · 23 pages
Built to Be Found
The field-by-field LinkedIn build for tradies: your personal profile, your company page, and the showcase pages worth having.
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03 · Facebook
Facebook.
The volume engine. Stay in front of every homeowner in your suburbs.
04 · Instagram
Instagram.
The reinforcement layer. Same proof, working a second time.
05 · Pinterest
Pinterest.
The evergreen search layer. Found for months, not hours.
06 · Website
Website.
What to hold them to, and how to choose them.
What to hold them to · 36 pages
Before You Build Another Website
Why the next platform swap probably won't move your booking rate, and the five things that actually do.
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How to choose one · 31 pages
Before You Hire a Web Guy
How to choose a web developer who builds you a site that books the job, not just one that looks good.
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The ladder
Read them in order, or pick the channel that hurts most.
Not sure which one to start with?
The Visibility Check scores your Google presence and tells you where the leak is. Start there, then pick the guide that closes it.