Pest control
Pest control calls follow the calendar and the pests: ants and termites in spring, wasps and mosquitoes in summer, mice as soon as it turns cold. People search for the thing they've just found, often in a hurry and a little embarrassed. This keeps your profile answering those searches all year.
Searches name the pest: 'termite inspection', 'bed bug treatment', 'rodent control', 'wasp nest removal'. Some are urgent, and some are the start of a relationship that turns into a recurring service plan.
Customers don't always want the neighbors to know. Bed bugs and rodents get searched quietly, and what reassures that searcher is a profile that looks professional and discreet, with reviews from people who had the same problem and got rid of it.
You cover a wide area from one base. Seeing where you appear for each pest tells you whether your visibility matches the routes your technicians actually run.
Seasonal posts go out as the pests change, and question-style posts answer what customers wonder, like how long a treatment takes to work. It only writes about treatments on your confirmed list.
Track each pest you want more work for as its own keyword. The maps show where you're found for 'termite inspection' and where for 'ant control', and the two are rarely the same.
A customer who's just been rid of a problem is glad to say so, but rarely thinks to. The QR code on the service ticket turns it into a single tap, and every reply is drafted for you.
Also working on your profile: Profile optimization, Photo publishing, Competitor tracking, Reporting and the assistant. Agencies also get white label and client dashboards.
The first month sets a baseline for each pest keyword and puts the description and services right. Posts start with whatever the season is bringing.
The value shows most across a whole year: posts that keep pace with each season's pests, a map for each kind of call, and a profile that looks active in the slow months as well as the busy ones.
Only the ones you treat. Posts are written from your confirmed services, so one about bed bugs appears only if bed bug treatment is on your list.
Indirectly. It keeps your profile active and well reviewed, which is what someone weighing up a year-long plan looks at. It doesn't sell plans or contact customers for you.
You choose up to ten keywords and can change them whenever you like, so you can follow the pests that matter most in the months ahead.
The review link is something you hand to the customer. Nothing is sent to them or posted for them, and whether they leave a review, and what it says, is up to them.
Tell us which business. We run the audit and send you what we find.