Hey, I'm Jeff!

I write for the businesses people actually count on, like yours.

I’m not here to sell you a fancy funnel or some secret system.

I’m here because I’ve been your customer.

And I know how easy it is to forget who helped last time, even when the work was great.

That’s why I write simple, thoughtful follow-up emails that keep you top of mind without feeling pushy.

Most people don’t need a new plumber or HVAC tech.

They just need a reminder to call the one they already trust.

I’m just a message away.
No pitch. Just a real conversation to see if it makes sense.

Most referrals don’t happen because someone is out searching.

They happen in passing.

Someone mentions a problem.
A name comes up — or it doesn’t.

When people remember you, they refer you.
When they don’t, they usually mean to, but life gets busy.

That’s why staying lightly in touch matters.

A short, thoughtful email every so often keeps your name present without being pushy.

It reminds people you’re still there, still reliable, and still the one they trust.

This isn’t about replacing word of mouth.
It’s about supporting it.

And over time, that’s what turns good work into steady work, with more repeat calls and referrals.

A short reality check most local businesses recognize

Most local businesses don’t realize how much work comes from simple follow-up.

Why reminders matter more than marketing

Most local service businesses don’t struggle because they’re bad at their work.

They struggle because running the business gets in the way of staying in touch.

Calls come in bursts.
Schedules fill up, then go quiet.
Good customers mean to call back or refer you, but time passes.

Meanwhile, you’re juggling jobs, estimates, crews, callbacks, and paperwork.

Following up consistently just isn’t the top priority, even when you know it matters.

That gap is what I focus on.

Ready to stay top of mind with past customers and their referrals?

A simple follow-up email can be enough to remind customers to call you back, schedule annual service, or pass your name along.

For most local service businesses, one booked service call covers the cost.

If that sounds worth a quick conversation, let’s talk.

No pitch. Just a real look at whether this makes sense for you.