You already get 1-2 enquiries a day. The big pre-sale jobs are yours. The smaller Google jobs are what keeps a second and third crew busy. You need both, aimed properly.
Every person who ever enquired and didn't book is still sitting there. That's the cheapest work you'll ever win.
Quoting at night, chasing bookings by text. Every hour on admin is an hour not making money.
Every agent, photographer, stylist, painter and property manager in Perth.
Personal email and follow-up, not spam.
You talk to them while they're warm.
Flat $150 per job that lands.
You send work back. Nobody pays anybody.
Their client gets $100 off. Costs nothing.
Scraped and verified list, personalised outreach and follow-ups to ~585 businesses, replies to your phone, 3 co-branded partner pages.
Full historical analysis, 3-angle campaign rebuild, retargeting audience, Claude connected to your account.
SMS + email auto-response, instant alert to your phone, every enquiry logged automatically.
Address lookup, property sizing, your pricing rules, quote sent and logged, automatic follow-up until they answer.
Customer picks a slot and it's locked in. Fastest, fewest dropped enquiries.
Customer requests a time, you approve it from your phone. More control.
Public booking page, crew scheduling and dispatch, shared calendar, automatic day-before reminders.

Automatic review request on completion, referral offer the next day, tracking on both.
Turn the tap up on the job types that keep a crew busy all week.
Target the suburbs actually worth driving to.
Push hardest right as the selling season peaks.
Know which clicks became jobs, not just clicks.
Tracking fixed and verified, negative keywords, suburb targeting, seasonal budget pacing.
Written, designed and sent fortnightly to customers, past leads and scraped prospects.

Hey Jon,
Did you know a clean driveway and roofline can add thousands to your sale price? Homes that present well sell faster, and with Perth's spring selling season about to open, presentation is everything.
One tip from us: book your clean about two weeks before the photographer, not the day before. Surfaces get time to dry back to their true colour, and you get a window to sort anything else the camera will catch.
Get a free quoteThe two things you said you'd hand off.
The work that keeps crews two and three busy.
Stop losing leads to slow responses.
The high-value pre-sale work, for your crew.
Before you put a second team on.
Find what actually worked.
Compounding, once the rest is running.