Thank you for coming back. I know your time is site time. I will be quick, and I will show you numbers, not promises.
First — who you are sitting with. We work with fit-out and contracting companies only. Nothing else.
We built the contractor community here. 1,098 owners. 26 WhatsApp groups. The biggest fit-out community in the country.
We sit in their workshops. We see who is winning work and who is not. Four years, in this city, inside your trade.
Today I show you four companies like yours. What they paid. What came back. And their phone numbers, so you can check every word.
Have you worked with a marketing company before? How did it end?
Sounds fair?
Wait for "fair enough". Write down what went wrong for them — you will beat it all meeting.
Let's go job by job. The same way we did your estimation last time.
Four jobs run every day. Every enquiry answered in under a minute. Your work put in front of people who are looking. You found on Google and Maps. And all of it written down, so you see it from your phone.
A WhatsApp comes in at nine at night. Who answers it today?
How many enquiries did you get last month, roughly?
What happens to the ones nobody calls back?
Write their monthly number down. Use it later: "you said thirty a month — Monde got 265 in four months."
These three pictures are the real output. A real post. A real article. A real Google post.
175 posts. 279 articles. 136 Google posts. 128 reviews tracked, 39 answered for the owner.
And the part that saves your hours. First reply: 46 seconds. 646 enquiries out of 648 answered inside two minutes. 345 of them at night or on a Friday, when you were asleep or on site.
How long do you take to reply to a new enquiry on a busy site day? Honestly.
Who writes your posts now? When was the last one?
Their last post is usually two months old. Let them say it. Do not say it for them.
Every ad number here is per month. Nobody spends more than a hundred dirhams a day.
The result next to it is the total since we started.
Source Links. About AED 1,950 a month. 95 conversations. One contract at AED 560,000.
La Casa. About AED 2,545 a month. 112 conversations. 17 site meetings. Two projects at AED 280,000.
Monde has been running longest. About AED 2,955 a month, four months. 265 conversations. Two projects — AED 140,000 and AED 160,000.
Just Right. Seven weeks old. About AED 1,590 a month. 90 conversations. First job AED 50,000, and fourteen quotations still out.
On average AED 2,260 a month each. Fifty to a hundred dirhams a day. AED 1,190,000 signed between them.
What is one job like that worth to you?
If a hundred dirhams a day brought you one of those every three months — good trade?
Make them say the number. Their number beats ours.
All of this ran on one monthly fee. Website, articles, posts, Google profile, reviews.
La Casa: 57 articles, 27 posts, 4,180 times they showed up in Google search.
Lilli Palmer started three weeks ago. 62 reviews already collected.
And these are their websites. La Casa's, and Round Triangle's — live four weeks after we started.
Do you have a website? When someone Googles your company name, what do they find?
How many Google reviews do you have? Who asks your clients for them?
Their review count is always low. That is a fast win you can promise for month one.
Real posts. Real accounts. Published in the last few days. Not examples.
Every caption is written for their trade, their area, their phone number. Four a week. The owner sees the draft in his app and taps approve.
These articles are live right now, on their own websites. Tap any title on your phone — it opens.
This one shows the owner's name, his licence number and his Google rating. That is why Google trusts it.
Open one on your phone. Which of these titles would your clients search for?
What do people ask you before they ask the price? That is your first article.
Once the phone is in their hand, it stops being a presentation.
This is the part contractors open once and never touch again.
It is also the part that put 1,280 people in a car, driving to a client's address.
Google posts go out every week. Reviews get answered. The reply is written for the owner and waits for his approval. Nothing goes out in his name without his tap.
When was the last time anything was posted on your Google listing?
A client leaves you a review. Who replies, and how fast?
How many jobs come from people finding you on Maps?
"I don't know" is the answer you want. Nobody measures it. We hand them the number in month one.
Do not take my word for it. These are the owners.
Call them. Today, in front of me if you like. Ask what they spent and what they got.
Which one is closest to your kind of work? Let's call that one.
Offering to dial is stronger than offering a list. Most say no — and trust you more.
This is your side of it. Every lead. Every task. Every post waiting for your yes. Every report. On your phone.
No login, no laptop. Open it in the car on the way back from site. Two minutes a day.
Who else should see the leads? Your partner, your foreman, your estimator?
Do you want a notification the second a lead comes in, or one summary a day?
These are ownership questions. Answering them, they already use it in their head.
Now the thing people ask last, so I say it first. We run all of this online. Nobody from my team will sit in your office every Tuesday.
What we come for in person is the trade. Workshops, sites, meet-ups. 1,098 contractors in our community. 26 groups. 50 accounts running now. Contractors only — no restaurants, no clinics.
And this is the part that protects you. Everything is in your name from day one. Your ad account. Your Google profile. Your domain. Your number. Your Instagram.
We are logged in as a partner, not as the owner. If you stop tomorrow, nothing walks out of the door with us.
You can check us without us in the room. Four owners, four phone numbers, their websites and profiles all live.
How do you want to be reached day to day? A WhatsApp group with your foreman, or just you?
Does anything worry you about a team you do not see every week? Say it now.
Pull the objection out here, while you are the one raising it.
Now the other half. I would rather say it before you pay than after. We are not magicians.
There is someone cheaper, and there always will be. Around a thousand dirhams a month, usually one freelancer or a small team abroad. The list of services will look the same. That offer is real.
What they do not have is the system you just saw working, and four years of learning which lead in this trade is worth answering.
Cheaper means somebody learns that on your budget. Your leads. Your ad money. Your name on the posts while they practise.
Ads cost money on top. That money is yours, on your card. Fifty to a hundred dirhams a day.
Google does not move in week one. Articles take about three months.
And some leads will be rubbish. Of Monde's 265, sixty-six were junk. That is normal, and you see every one of them in the app.
We bring you the enquiry, answered in under a minute. Selling the job is still yours.
Has anyone offered you this cheaper already? What did they promise?
If any of this is a deal-breaker, better we know now. Is it?
If they name a cheap competitor, ask one thing back: "can they show you four owners you can call?"
One plan. AED 1,290 a month. Everything you just saw is in it.
No setup fee. No lock-in. Month by month. Every account in your name — if you leave, you keep all of it.
On top of that you choose the ad budget. Fifty to a hundred dirhams a day, on your own card.
Day one we connect the assistant to your number and it starts answering.
Inside two weeks: your Google profile is live and posting, the first articles are up, your ads are running on your own account.
How do you feel about all of this? Does it fit your company?
Which number do we connect — the one on your van, or a new one?
Thursday or Sunday for the setup call?
If they hesitate: "I can feel when someone is hesitating and I would rather know. Is it the price, or something about us? Be open, it will not offend me."
Send the deck link on WhatsApp. One line, not a paragraph.