The problem · and what actually changes
Marketing you keep meaning to get to
Shop marketing usually fails from lack of time rather than lack of ideas — the work is small, weekly and endlessly postponable. The practical fix is to remove the writing step rather than the deciding step: have the week’s posts drafted for you, then spend two minutes approving or binning them. That converts a task you keep skipping into one you can actually finish between jobs.
What it looks like in a shop
- →A Google profile with photos from two years ago.
- →Meaning to post the good repairs and never getting round to it.
- →Paying someone for marketing and not being sure what they did.
- →Knowing the work is good and nobody outside the shop seeing it.
What we won't claim
⛔ Facebook and Instagram auto-publishing are NOT live yet, and we will not imply otherwise. Google Business Profile posting is what is shipped today. We also cannot promise marketing brings in a given number of jobs — nobody honestly can.
Whose job this is
The Marketer
- Step 1
It drafts the week
Written around the work you actually did, not generic filler about "quality service".
- Step 2
You approve what goes out
Two minutes on your phone. Bin what does not sound like you.
- Step 3
Approved posts publish to your Google profile
The channel that shows up when somebody searches for a shop near them.
What it costs you now
Compare it against what an agency retainer costs for the same output — the calculator shows a year of the full staff against one hire’s wage.
The other ones
Start here
Fix this one.
Tell us the business name and a way to reach you. One of our specialists builds a short demo on your business and sends you the link — no card.