You shouldn’t have to become a full-time marketer to run a successful handyman business.
I help solo handymen build a solid handyman marketing foundation, enabling homeowners to find, trust, and book them.
After a job layoff and no results from other job applications, I didn’t know what to do. I met up with an old friend, and he suggested I start a handyman business. He quit his fancy advertising job in San Francisco and was earning more as a handyman.
This completely blew my mind, so I gave it a shot. After my first job, I fell in love with this work. It wasn’t easy, but now I have something that can support my family and allow my wife to be a stay-at-home mom.
I’m not an agency. I’m a handyman who had to figure out marketing because my business needed to support my family.
I learned that the basics win:
After I had the website set up, ads that actually brought in work, and local visibility through Google and other search engines, I found that I had other problems… like how do I take care of all this work?
That’s when I realized: if I could build this foundation for myself, I could help other solo handymen do it too.
