Google My Business and Getting Leads Now

Are you GMB-Ready?

Google My Business and Getting Leads Now

Sup,

We’ve been talking a lot lately on the pod lately about the hassle that comes along with online lead generation. Mainly, the absolute pain it can be getting into the Google My Business pipeline.

Considering how much of a game-changer GMB can be, part of the struggle for a lot of people I know is just getting the process going.

So, let’s talk about that today while looking at some advice from in-house.

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Join us from June 4th-6th, 2024, for the Breaking 5 Million Workshop! This workshop is specifically crafted to help you take your home service businesses to the next level.

Hosted by me and pod co-host Jack Carr, the event will take place at the brand new headquarters in Stow, Ohio.

Over the course of two days, you'll gain access to invaluable content designed to equip you for success. Get insights and a clear roadmap to guide your home service business toward reaching the milestone of 5 million in revenue!

The March workshop was a HUGE success, as we welcomed plumbers, HVAC, roofing, fencing owners and more to the Wilson HQ. Connect with your peers, have some fun, and get a clear roadmap to grow your biz to the $5M milestone.

You’ll be happy you did!

So, without further delay…

Let’s do it.

  • Google My Business: Why does it suck?

    • There is a reason

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You Are The Worst, Google My Business

For those out of the loop, Google My Business is the method for getting your business listed within Google Maps and in the Google ecosystem.

But that valuable placement comes at a ton of hoops.

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