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I've thought about doing this and I'm very excited to see how you do with it. I was a General Contractor in NYC and I know the industry very well. I built my company's website and did my own SEO and was #1 on Google for "General Contractor NYC" for a long time until I sold the company. While home service companies are always hungry for leads their biggest problem is their lack of follow up, and poor sales and closing. They tend to not follow up so they lose leads and then blame you for the leads being bad. Of course there are plenty of leads just looking to get prices to compare and some home services are a race to the bottom. Some of the commodity services are roofing, painting and tree services. I was a General Contractor so my leads were almost all very serious because they could not easily get quotes and do comparisons on large home renovation projects. Just thought it might be helpful for you to know. BTW, I found your article, or maybe it was a video, where you show us your friend's job board website very interesting. A job board website for home services might also be worth a try. Curious about your thoughts on all of these.

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Love this. Thanks for the insight. Yeah I want to do all these things but I'm trying to stay focused lol.

Gonna do a directory course first because everyone keeps asking me for it.

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I’m one of those who’s eagerly waiting for your directory course! lol

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lol it's coming

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Count me in for the directory course mate!! Where do I sign up??

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Yeah, I'm ready to put up a directory as well, it's been something I have been thinking about for a bit... And it looks like the Digital Landlord guy gathers leads via Google Ads. Could you use a service like iPostal1 for your physical business address?

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