Air conditioning: in season

It is already hot and every truck is out. What can Digilu fix without my time?

An HVAC shop cut open in a heat wave: upstairs the dispatch office with a board full of job tickets and the desk phone ringing at an empty chair, downstairs the service bay open on three empty stalls, every van out at a house up the street.

In the middle of air conditioning season Digilu takes responsibility for the things a homeowner checks before calling, and does it without asking for an afternoon you do not have. The quick fixes go in this week. The slow ones start now so they are finished before the next hot spell.

Month-to-month. No mandatory sales call. You own your website, content, data, and accounts.

An HVAC shop cut open in a heat wave: upstairs the dispatch office with a board full of job tickets and the desk phone ringing at an empty chair, downstairs the service bay open on three empty stalls, every van out at a house up the street.

You are too busy to fix this now. That is the reason to hand it over.

When it is a hundred degrees nobody at the shop is going to log in to a directory. The dispatcher is on the phone, the owner is on a roof, and the Google profile still shows last winter's hours. That is normal, and it is the exact week a homeowner with a dead condenser is deciding between you and two other names.

So the work in season is built around your not being available. A membership starts at checkout with no sales call, and after that your Client Observatory shows one request at a time, never a list.

What goes in during the season

  • Summer and after-hours hours corrected on the website and the Google profile, so the listing never says closed while a truck is still running calls.
  • The phone number checked everywhere a homeowner can tap it, since one wrong digit on one listing is a call that goes to nobody.
  • A plain answer on the site to the question people ask on the hottest day: can someone come today, and to which towns.
  • The towns you are actually taking air conditioning calls in this summer named on the site, and the ones you stopped serving removed.
  • Review requests sent after finished repairs, while the house is cool again and the customer still remembers the technician's name.

What we leave alone until the trucks slow down

Anything that needs you to think stays off your desk until it can have your attention. New service pages, a look at which system brands and job types you want more of, the wording on maintenance plans, a check of your manufacturer dealer listing: these are fall work, and the page for them is the one about getting ready before the heat wave.

Anything that states a price, a warranty or a rebate still goes to you before it is published, in any month. In season we simply send fewer of those.

What it will not do for this heat wave

A new review or a corrected listing does not change who called you yesterday. Starting in July fixes what is wrong in July and sets up the rest of the summer, which in much of the country has more than one hot stretch. We do not sell leads and we do not buy ads to fill a gap, so if the phones are already ringing more than the crews can answer, the honest advice is to start anyway and expect the larger effect next time it gets hot.

Heating is a separate job

A homeowner looking for a furnace repair in January is asking a different question from one looking for an air conditioning repair in August, and a page written for both answers neither well. Digilu keeps them apart: this page and its spring partner cover cooling, and two more cover heating, in the cold and ahead of it.

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Adaptive Brand Management is the level for most heating and air companies, because it carries the Google profile, the reviews and the follow-up after the job.

Trust Foundation keeps the website and the foundation current, for a company where someone in the office already owns the profile and reviews.

Each membership covers one business and one primary website. Month-to-month, cancel any month, and you own your domain, website, content and data throughout.

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Digilu manages your foundation, how you are chosen, and what happens after the sale.

Hand Digilu the part of the business nobody at the shop has time for.

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