Personal AI Marketing Department

Your job photos, turned into your marketing.

You text over the real photos from the job. Never stock, never an AI-generated scene. The Personal AI Marketing Department turns them into a month of social posts, ad creative and articles, checked against a quality bar and researched against your local competitors and your own reviews, so it sounds like you and not generic AI marketing copy. Nothing ships until you approve it.

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0Stock photos, ever
100%Approved before it posts
1Operator, your voice
Meta · in-feed Sample creative
TrueLine Rapid PlumbingSponsored · Brantford, ON

It's 11:47 and the basement's filling up. You do not need a callback tomorrow. You need someone who picks up now. More

Sample creative

Still awake? So are we.

trueline.plumbing
24/7 emergency plumber. A real person answers.
Flat price up front. No overtime surprises.
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Paid social · feed ad 1080 × 1350 · 4:5
Fictional demo brandYou approve first
(519) 761-2251 Written in your voice, approved before it posts Ontario-built, one operator Cancel any month, no penalty

A month, laid out

Here's what a month of your marketing looks like.

Not a slide deck. The actual formats, built for three sample businesses so you can see the range: paid social, search ads, your Google profile, email, review replies, even a short-form concept. You approve every piece before anything goes out.

Fictional demo brands · illustrative offers · no real results claimed
MonSEO article goes liveWritten
TueSocial post from job photosApproved
WedGoogle Business Profile postYou publish
ThuSocial post + review repliesApproved
FriAd creative drafted for reviewYou approve
SatSocial post, weekend-friendlyApproved
SunNothing ships. Report drafts quietly.

24 creatives, eight formats, three sample businesses. Swipe through the real creative below, or filter to one brand's month. Every card is an illustrative sample on a demo brand, not a live campaign.

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Overhead view of a workbench with a phone showing a draft social post and a pair of approve and decline buttons.
Fig. 01 · The approve screen A draft post on the bench, two buttons under it. Nothing posts until one of them gets tapped.

Approve-first, always

Everything you just scrolled past lands here first.

Every post, ad, and review reply drafts to your phone before it goes anywhere near Facebook or Instagram. Approve it and it is scheduled. Decline it and I rewrite it. Anything for your Google Business Profile is written the same way and handed to you ready to publish. I do not have access to your profile, so you post that one yourself. That is the whole control panel.

One photo text in · all of this out

Everything I make for you, every month.

Here is exactly what the service is, in plain English. No fluff, no mystery line items. This is the whole thing.

Scope · every month 06 line items

  1. Local SEO articles

    2 per month

    Two articles a month about real jobs you did, built to rank for "[what you do] in [your city]." So when someone nearby Googles the exact work you do, your name comes up.

    WhyYou show up on Google for the jobs you want, without paying for ads.

  2. Social posts

    3 per week

    Three posts a week to Facebook and Instagram, built from your real before-and-after job photos. You text me the photo, I write the caption and schedule it.

    WhyYour feed stays active and proves you do good work, with zero effort from you.

  3. Review engine

    Every finished job

    Mark a job done and it queues a review request to your customer, ready to send. Every Google review that comes in comes back with a drafted reply, written in your voice and ready for you to paste into your profile.

    WhyMore reviews, every one answered, so you win the close calls on price.

  4. Google Business Profile

    Weekly · you publish

    Weekly posts written for your map listing, with the job photo picked and the hours and services wording ready to paste. I don't have access to your Google profile, so these come to you finished. You publish them, about a minute a week.

    WhyThe map listing is where most local calls start. You never have to think up what to put on it.

  5. Monthly newsletter

    Monthly send

    A monthly email to your past customers with seasonal reminders: furnace tune-ups, spring cleanup, holiday booking season, that nudge them to book again or refer a neighbour.

    WhyYour old customers are your cheapest work. This keeps them coming back.

  6. Monthly one-page report

    One page, monthly

    One page, plain English, in your inbox every month: how many calls came in, where they came from, what is working, and what I changed. No dashboards to log into.

    WhyYou can see exactly what your money bought, in two minutes, every month.

Pick your intake volume

Three sizes, based on how many photos you send.

Not on channels, and never on a promise about leads or rankings. The only thing that changes is how much of your real work you hand me each month. Every size includes the review engine, drafted replies to your Google reviews, and a quarterly sit-down.

Light
3 photos / mo
Text them from your phone, whenever
You sendThree photos a month from jobs you actually did.
You get1 article · 4 social posts · 1 Google post drafted · monthly report

A new shop or a solo owner with nothing going out right now.

Talk it through
Where most shops land
Steady
12 photos / mo
About three a week, no planning required
You sendAbout twelve photos a month, as you go.
You get2 articles · 12 social posts · 4 Google posts drafted · monthly newsletter · monthly report

A shop doing 20 to 40 jobs a month that wants to stop looking dormant online.

Talk it through
Heavy
40 photos / mo
Voice notes count too, I pull the caption out
You sendForty photos and the odd voice note, as the work happens.
You get4 articles · 20 social posts queued to a calendar · weekly Google posts drafted · newsletter · monthly report

A crew running several trucks where nobody has an evening spare to write anything.

Talk it through

There is no price on this page on purpose. At three photos I write the article myself. At forty there are automations pulling captions off your voice notes and queuing twenty posts into a calendar, and the two cost very different amounts to run. So I quote it on a call once I know which of those you are, in Canadian dollars, before you commit to anything. The website builds do have fixed prices, and that is where I would start.

The split

Your job is small. Mine is everything else.

You

You do almost nothing.

  • Send 5 to 10 photos a month from jobs you did. Text them straight from your phone, no app to download.
  • Optional: a one-line note like "installed a 200-amp panel in Cambridge today" if you want extra context.
  • Get on a 30 minute call with me every 3 months. I send the link, you click it.
  • Tell me if something I wrote sounds wrong, so I can fix it.
Hunter

I do everything else.

  • Write your articles for the month, in your voice, about jobs you actually did.
  • Write and schedule the social posts to Facebook and Instagram from your photos.
  • Build and send the monthly newsletter to your customer list.
  • Google Business Profile posts and photos written and handed to you, ready to publish.
  • Draft replies to your Google reviews. You approve them before anything is posted.
  • Send you a one-page report each month with what got read, clicked, and called.

Life after launch

You finish a job and take three photos before you leave. You text them to me. That is your whole job. Two days later a new article is on your website, that week three posts go up on social, and at month's end a newsletter lands in every customer's inbox, with a one-page report that says what brought in calls. You never opened a laptop.

Workshop bench at the end of the day with a phone propped on a timber offcut, its screen showing a scheduled-posts view.
Fig. 02 · End of day Phone propped on an offcut, Scheduled Posts open, bench swept. Nobody's writing captions tonight.

Questions

What people ask.

Do I have to write anything?
No. You send photos and short texts like "replaced a 50-gallon water heater in Paris today, the old one was leaking from the bottom." I turn that into the article, the social posts, and the newsletter section. If you don't text me, I write from the photos alone.
What if I don't like what you wrote?
Tell me and I rewrite it. Or turn on review mode and I send you everything by email before it goes live. You reply yes or no. Most owners switch to set-and-forget after the first month because the writing sounds like them.
Where do the social posts go?
Facebook and Instagram, once you approve each post. If you have a Google Business Profile, I write those posts too and hand them over ready to publish. You post them yourself, since I do not have access to y't have access to your profile. I don't write for TikTok or LinkedIn unless you ask. If you don't have a Facebook business page, I can make one for you in the first week.
Who do you send the newsletter to?
Every customer email you have. If your customers are saved in QuickBooks, Jobber, your booking app, or a spreadsheet, I pull them in once at the start. New customers get added automatically if your website has a contact form.
What's the quarterly Zoom call for?
Every 3 months, you and I get on a 30-minute Zoom. I show you what worked and what didn't. We talk about what jobs you want more of next quarter, and I shift the writing toward those. That is it. No homework.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any month, no penalty. Email me by the 25th and the next month doesn't bill. Your website and Facebook page stay yours either way.

15 minutes, no slides

Want me to write your marketing every month?

Pick a tier, send photos, I do the rest. Tell me about the shop and I'll tell you honestly which tier fits before you spend a dollar.

Book a 15-min call or text (519) 761-2251
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