Win Work turns a completed job into a post on your Google Business Profile. Your crew takes two photos before they pack up. That is the entire ask.
Storm limb removal and stump grinding on the north side of town this week. Two limbs off a garage roof, stump ground flush and tidied up the same day.
Lead Masters is a local SEO agency. We spend our days telling trade businesses the same thing: Google rewards a profile that shows recent, real work, and slowly loses sight of one that has been quiet since the spring.
And every one of them agrees, and none of them do it. Not because they disagree — because they are in a truck at half six in the morning and asleep by nine at night after chasing checks and preparing for tomorrow. And posting to Google becomes the ninth thing on a list of eight.
So we stopped asking. Win Work sits in the crew's pocket for the job they were already doing, and the post writes a suggestion out of what they logged. The office approves it. It goes up.
Nobody adds marketing to their day. The marketing falls out of the work.
Book the visit, write the quote on site, send it as a link the homeowner opens on their phone — carrying your logo and your business name, not ours.
Book people and machines by the day. The spider lift Monday, the grinder Tuesday, on the same job. It tells you when something is double-booked or still in the shop.
The crew opens the scope of work at the job, with no prices on it. Before and after photos attach to the job as they go.
The invoice builds itself from the quote that was already agreed. Nobody retypes a number, so nobody mistypes one.
A review link goes out while the customer is still standing in a tidy garden, which is the only hour it ever works.
The finished job becomes a draft post. As a business owner, you read it, change anything you want, and publish to your profile.
Built initially as a tool for tree crews. Spider lifts, bobcats, stump grinders, three-day removals and a machine that went into the shop on Thursday are in the app because they now stand in the way of completing the job. Service businesses run on this. Crews, sales and equipment all with their own calenders, on purpose.
How it works walks a job through all nine steps. For the crew covers what it is like on a phone in a driveway. Google posts explains exactly what does and does not reach your profile.