Marketing

Marketing usually fails on the same thing: you finish a good job, mean to tell someone about it, and never do. Marketing is built around that one moment.

Tell it what happened

Open Marketing and say what happened, in your own words. Pick what it was:

• Finished job
• Before & after
• Happy customer
• News

Add a photo if you have one. A title is optional - your first line becomes the title if you leave it blank.

One story, four places

From that one description you get:

• A post on your website. Saved as a draft, so nothing goes out before you publish. You can open it in the editor first.
• Captions for social media - Facebook, Instagram, Google Business and LinkedIn, written to fit each one. You copy them across yourself; automatic posting isn't available yet.
• An email to past customers - everyone, or only the last six months. You see how many people it goes to and confirm before it's sent, because it can't be taken back.
• A review request to customers you choose.

You use the ones you want and ignore the rest.

Asking for reviews

Reviews are the highest-value thing on this page, and the easiest one to forget. SnabbSajt only offers customers it can actually vouch for - people who paid you or booked with you - and asks each one at most once every six months, so you're never the business that nags.

Reviews that come back arrive in your Inbox, where you can add the good ones to your website in one click.

When you don't know what to write

There's a list of ideas to share based on your business, and a build trust list of concrete things that work: add reviews, show before & after, show your work in a gallery, make an offer. Each one takes you straight to the right place.

Next steps

• Blog / news - the posts this creates.
• Inbox - where reviews and replies land.
• Statistics - whether any of it brought people in.

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