The $2M lot buyer just followed your competitor.
Custom home builders think social media is for contractors, not luxury builders. The $2M Sugarloaf lot buyer who just followed your competitor’s Instagram …
The questions every accident victim Googles at 2am.
What if the best social media strategy for a Duluth PI attorney isn’t posting case wins — it’s answering the questions every accident victim is already sea…
Stop posting storm damage. Start booking every month.
Duluth roofers post storm-damage photos and wonder why they only get calls in April and May. Here’s the content strategy that books jobs every month — incl…
Posted Tuesday. Six quotes by Thursday.
A Duluth remodeler posted a before-and-after kitchen video on a Tuesday afternoon targeting the Medlock Bridge area. By Thursday he had six quote requests …
One camera angle. 4.2x more quote requests.
Duluth landscapers who post transformation videos get 4.2x more quote requests than those who post finished-product photos alone. The difference is one cam…
One posts likes. The other posts jobs.
One Duluth pool builder posts polished drone shots every two weeks and gets 340 likes. Another posts raw walkthrough videos three times a week and gets 14 …
$1,800 a day. That’s what ranking outside the local 3-pack costs a Duluth PI attorney.
Every accident on I-85 between Pleasant Hill and Steve Reynolds Boulevard sends 80+ people to mobile search within four hours. The Duluth PI firm with the …
Stop chasing more reviews. Start fixing the 13 profile attributes nobody is touching.
Every Duluth roofer is in a review arms race. The roofers actually ranking after a storm aren’t winning on stars — they’re winning on profile completeness….
The biggest myth in custom home building: “Google Business Profile is for service contractors.”
That belief hands every Sugarloaf Country Club lot buyer directly to your competitor. 69% of Duluth luxury buyers Google a builder before they ever ask the…
“I have a pretty good Google presence.” 9 reviews. Ranked 14th. That’s not presence — that’s invisibility.
A Duluth remodeler told us he was “doing fine on Google.” His profile category was set to “General Contractor,” he had 9 reviews and 4 photos, and his prim…
