Not the biggest or cheapest, with a dated website. The AI seemed to pull from reviews, the BBB and local mentions.
Post on Google Business Profile every week in 10 minutes
4 weeks of posts ready to go.
Who it's for
Owners whose Google profile hasn't been touched in months.
What you'll have at the end
4 weeks of posts ready to go.
Time and cost
20 minutes a month. Free. Time saved: estimate.
Before you start
- Access to your Google Business Profile
- 4 recent job photos
Step-by-step
Open chatgpt.com (or claude.ai) and sign in.
What you'll see: home screen
The prompt
0 copiesFill these in
| Field | What it means | Example |
|---|---|---|
| [BUSINESS NAME] | your shop's name as customers know it | Lakeside Auto Care |
| [CITY] | where you're located; used for local details | Oconomowoc, WI |
| [TONE] | how you talk to customers | friendly, straight-talking, no jargon |
| [JOBS] | 4 recent jobs: what and which town | furnace install in Hartland; AC repair in Pewaukee |
| [OFFER] | an optional current offer | $109 tune-up through Nov 15 |
| [SERVICE AREA] | towns you serve | Lake Country |
Want help getting this working? Rise Systems in Oconomowoc sets these up.
Follow-ups
What good output looks like
Specific, local, short, and one clear action.
If it goes wrong
- Generic: add a real detail from the job.
- Too salesy: 'make it helpful, not an ad.'
Level up
Tools like Podium or Broadly, or schedulers, can post for you. Cons: often generic. The real details from your own jobs are what work.
Worth knowing
Consistency beats perfection. Weekly is plenty.
Wisconsin angle
Seasonal and town-specific posts are local by nature.
Source: Wisconsin Trades AI editorial
Commenters said it's happening more, and that clear reviews, pricing and service pages are what get you recommended.
A real win with an asterisk: it took a lot of setup to get there.
The best answer in the thread: use AI to write tools that do the work, not to do the work itself.
Worth knowing before you pay big for setup: your software may already include it.
Email triage, lead tracking and a product catalog in one week. He canceled ChatGPT.
Average job $17,500. He says they haven't missed a single opportunity since.
A small, practical win that's easy to copy.