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This is what happens when a trade business fixes the basics 👇 “I’ve gone from 10 jobs a week to 6 a day…I listened, improved my reels, fixed my ads, and started handling leads properly. Now I’m landing 5–10 jobs a day and the business runs smoother than ever.” Nothing fancy, no gimmicks. Just: • Better reels • Proper ads • Faster follow ups • Knowing how to speak to customers Big respect to @Jack Wroe for taking action. If you’re still struggling for work, read this twice. Question for everyone:Which one are you missing right now? 👇 Comment below

Quick one for trade/service owners who are already thinking about missed calls. CallEzz is running a free prize draw: create a demo AI receptionist and a free account before 31 May, and one winner gets 6 months of CallEzz free. No purchase needed. Terms are here: https://calleez.ai/competition-terms The useful bit for trades is simple: when nobody can pick up, it can collect the caller's name, number, job type, location, urgency, and send a clean summary. I am mainly interested in what would make this useful rather than annoying. For your trade, what questions would the receptionist have to ask before you would trust the summary?

Looking at this from a trade marketing/conversion angle: when a lead calls after hours or while you are on a job, what is the minimum info you would want captured before calling them back? I do not mean AI diagnosing, quoting, promising availability, or pretending to be a full receptionist. Just narrow missed-call intake. For me the useful basics seem to be: name, number, job type, postcode, urgency, access details, and maybe whether photos can be sent after the call. Curious where trade owners here would draw the line. Would that feel useful, or would customers still hate any automated answer?