For locals
Get more local jobs without paying for leads.
Neighbors call the person they keep seeing and can picture at their door. Three free things put you there: one filmed job, your link where people look you up, and a sign where they walk.
Three steps, all free
Let your work do the talking.
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Film one job30 seconds
Show a neighbor what you do before they ever call.
Open with the finished job, then talk to the camera about how you did it. On town pages and in GigNGo search, among locals about the same distance away, those who filmed their work are listed first. See real examples.
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Link your page4 places
Put your link where people look you up.
The website box on your Google Business Profile, your Facebook page, your own website and your Instagram bio. Your kit gives each place its own link and shows you where to paste it, so you can see which one brought visits.
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Put up your signFree to print
Be the name on the street.
Your kit has a yard sign, door hangers, cards and a truck sign, each with your face, your trade and a QR code that opens your videos. Every piece has its own code, so you see which one people scanned. Use your own yard or truck, ask before using anyone else's, and check your town's sign rules.
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Offer on jobsWith a membership
Answer the neighbors who post near you.
Homeowners post what they need, and you offer at your own price. Offering takes a GigNGo Membership. There's no lead fee and no cut of the job.
What to expect
Honest about what this does.
Questions
Common questions
Do yard signs work for a home service business?
A sign puts your name in front of the people who live closest to you, every day they walk or drive past. Nobody can promise it brings calls. Each GigNGo sign has its own QR code, so you can see how many people scanned it and decide for yourself.
How do I get my first jobs with no reviews?
Let people see the work instead. Film one real job, put your link on your Google listing and Facebook page, and offer on requests near you. Reviews and vouches from neighbors build from the first job.
Do I have to pay for leads?
No. GigNGo never charges per lead or takes a cut of a job. Your profile, clips, link and printable kit are free. Offering on requests posted near you takes a GigNGo Membership.
Where should I put my GigNGo link?
Where people already look you up: the website box on your Google Business Profile, your Facebook page, your own website and your Instagram bio. Your kit gives each place its own link, so you can see which one brought visits.
Does GigNGo check the locals it lists?
GigNGo runs no background checks and does not check licenses or insurance. A clip shows how someone works, not who they are. Homeowners still choose who to hire.
New to this? Read how GigNGo works for locals.