Watson.

For roofers

Marketing for roofers

After a storm, roofing work goes to whoever the neighborhood already trusts. Watson turns the roofs you are finishing this week into proof anyone can see, without anyone on your crew writing a caption.

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How it goes

One text from the job, one word from you

Your company gets its own Watson number. Your crew texts it a photo and a few words. Watson asks which town the job was in, then writes the post and texts you the draft. Reply YES and it goes to Facebook and Instagram, or ALL to include Google.

Nobody installs anything. Nobody logs in. Nothing is posted without you.

What the crew texts

tear off and new shingles, two days, storm damage

What Watson writes

Two days from tear off to the last shingle on this Roy home after the spring storms. The wind lifted more than the owner expected up there. Questions about your roof? We are happy to take a look.

An example, not a real customer post.

Why it matters for roofers

Storm work is a race for trust

Out of town crews show up fast. What sets you apart is a public record of local roofs you actually finished, with the town named.

Before and after is the whole pitch

Send more than one photo from the same job and Watson writes one post that covers the set, not a caption per picture.

Nothing goes out unapproved

You read every draft as a text and reply YES. Watson never names a homeowner, an address, or anyone in the photo.

Google reviews

New reviews get answered, by text

When a review lands on Google, Watson texts it to you with a reply already written. Reply REPLY to post it, send changes to reword it, or SKIP to let it be. Text SHARE to turn a great one into a Facebook and Instagram post, or QR to get a code customers can scan to leave one.

Pricing

$39.99/month

Covers you, the owner, and your own Watson number. Add crew for $4.99/month each, up to 5. Try it free for 7 days, cancel anytime. Plus applicable sales tax.

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Questions

Can I post several photos from one roof?

Yes. Text the photos together and Watson writes a single post about that job, which is how before and after sets read best.

Does it name the customer or the address?

Never. Watson names the town when your crew tells it the town, and it is built to leave out people, faces, house numbers, and plates.

What if the caption is wrong?

Text back what to change, in your own words, and Watson sends a new draft. Nothing posts until you reply YES.

Watson also works for plumbers, hvac contractors, electricians, landscapers, and towing companies.