Handymen: be the one they save in their phone.
Toflin does websites, Facebook and Instagram and Google reviews for handymen and odd job businesses across Lanarkshire.
How customers pick handymen
Handyman work is all about trust. You’re in someone’s house, often an older customer’s, doing the wee jobs nobody else will come out for. They want to know you’re honest, tidy and turn up.
Reviews and a friendly, clear page do that. So does being specific about what you do and don’t do, so you’re not wasting time on calls for jobs you can’t take.
What your website and Google profile need
- A list of the jobs you do, and the ones you don’t
- How you charge: by the hour, half day, per job
- Your face. People want to know who’s coming
- Areas covered
- Reviews, especially from older customers and their families
What to post
- Small jobs, quick before and afters
- Flat-pack built, shelves up, doors hung
- Seasonal jobs: gutters, sheds, fences
- Reviews and thank-yous
Or send me the photos and I’ll do it. That’s what the social media plans are for.
What I do for businesses
Straight answers.
Should I put my photo on my website?
Yes. People want to know who’s coming to their door, especially older customers.
Should I show my rates?
If you charge a set hourly or half-day rate, showing it saves you a lot of time on the phone.
How do I get repeat customers?
Do a good job, ask for a review, and keep posting so they see your name. People keep a good handyman.
Do you charge per lead or take a cut of my jobs?
No. No lead fees and no commission. You pay a set price, and every price is published on the pricing page.
Let’s get you found.
Every price is published. Pick one, or call and ask me which one makes sense for you.