Need a caterer for 40 people next Saturday. Budget friendly please! Tacos would be perfect.
We post your brand and your message in the Facebook groups and Reddit communities where people ask for recommendations. The business they keep seeing becomes the one they recommend.
Someone posts “who do you recommend?” and twenty people answer. Those recommendations decide who gets the job, and they go to businesses people already know.
You become one of those businesses by showing up. We post for you in those communities every day, so your name is familiar long before someone asks, and we reply when they do.
Every day, we post your business into the groups your customers read. Your specials, your news, your advice, under your name and your logo.
Most of what we post is useful on its own: a tip, a local guide, an answer to a question people keep asking. Specials ride along with that. People trust the name on posts that keep helping them.
Each group sees your business once a day at most. You’re part of the conversation without flooding anyone, and your name keeps coming up.
Consistency is what builds trust. One post introduces your business. Weeks of useful posts, on schedule, make it familiar, and the familiar business is the one people recommend.
Most businesses post for a week and then go quiet. We keep your cadence every day while you run the business.
Because your business has been in the group every day, your reply lands with people who already know you. We reply as your business on Reddit and in Facebook groups, with your approval.
The recommendation keeps working after that day. Everyone who opens the thread later sees your business in the answers.
Used to go to a truck on Jefferson but it's gone. Oak Cliff or close to it.
Check Bishop Ave, a couple of places there cook it on a trompo.
We're one of those on Bishop Ave. We cook it on a trompo and slice it to order, with pineapple. If the Jefferson truck was the one with the green salsa, the cook works with us now.
Six months in, playing three times a week. My elbow is starting to complain. Is the paddle the problem?
Could be your grip too. Get a lesson before you spend money.
The paddle can make it worse. A fiberglass face and a thicker 16mm core send less vibration into your arm than raw carbon does. Weight matters too, and going under 8 oz helps more than people expect.
Need a caterer for 40 people next Saturday. Budget friendly please! Tacos would be perfect.
Just started playing and I am hooked. What should my first real paddle be? Trying to stay under $150.
We keep finding new groups and subreddits where your customers ask questions, and add your business to them. Every new community is one more place your name can come up.
New communities start all the time. Your business is there early, while they're still growing.
We post as your business, from your business Page or account. People see your name and your logo.
Yes. Every reply waits for your approval, and you approve your posts before they’re scheduled.
No. Your business posts in each group once a day at most, and replies only when someone asks for a recommendation for what you do.
We work at a human pace, with a gap between every action and a daily limit for each account. We’d rather post less than put your Page at risk.
Tell us what you sell and who buys it. We'll show you the groups and threads where people are already asking for it.