Build around the jobs you do
Hints written for call-outs, not for a media plan
ChatGPT ads for local services
A leaking tap. A broken boiler. A job that needs a professional. Build ChatGPT ads around the services you offer and the local customers you can help.
First campaign free. No credit card needed.
Expertise that makes a difference “The kitchen tap keeps dripping. I would rather have someone fix it properly. What should I ask a plumber?”
Illustrative exampleHints written for call-outs, not for a media plan
Image, copy and landing-page checks before submission
Impressions, clicks and spend to support your campaign review
People describe what is happening at home before they know which service to ask for. See how those situations can become useful campaign ideas.
“The kitchen tap keeps dripping. I would rather have someone fix it properly. What should I ask a plumber?”
Finding a plumber for a dripping kitchen tap
The customer wants help with a specific repair. The ad points to that service and makes the enquiry a clear next step.
“We are planning a new bathroom and need to move the sink. How do we find the right plumber for the job?”
Plumbing work for a planned bathroom renovation
A planned project needs a different conversation from a small repair. Give it its own message and a destination that explains the scope.
“I need a plumber for a few small jobs. What information should I send so I can compare quotes properly?”
Comparing plumbing quotes for small household jobs
This person is weighing up options. A helpful enquiry page supports that decision without promising an unverified price or arrival time.
Fictional campaign examples. Ads are separate from ChatGPT’s answers. Actual appearance and placement may vary.
Trades live on acute need: a leak, a dead fuse board, a boiler that died on a Sunday. Those people are already in ChatGPT asking what to do right now. A keyword campaign catches them later, if they search at all. A context hint catches the description itself.
Broad category terms, with little context about the customer.
Illustrative wording for an urgent customer situation.
Your business is the starting point.
Add your website and review the brand profile. Make sure the services, claims and areas you describe reflect the work your team can take on.
Review suggested intent groups for repairs, planned projects and comparisons. Give each useful group an ad and a destination that explain the right service.
Review copy, images and landing pages with the preflight checks. Confirm your service boundaries in the campaign settings before you submit for platform review.
Paste the website. We read the services pages, write hints grouped by intent (urgent, comparing quotes, already knows your name) and build chat cards with a one-line reason on every group. Pre-flight checks images, copy and landing pages before submission. Build the first campaign free; publishing requires an eligible account and platform approval.
Ad spend is separate. Publishing requires an eligible ad account and platform approval.
Connect the situation someone describes with a service you offer, a specific message and the right destination.
Read the guide02Review your service page so a visitor can understand the job scope and find the information needed to contact you.
Read the guide03Work through the offer, creative, destination and account setup together before sending your campaign for review.
Read the guideFirst campaign free, end to end. No card. We read the site and write the ads from it.
Build my campaign freeAd spend is separate. Publishing requires an eligible ad account and platform approval.