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Different kind of business. Different kind of approach.

OCHITO doesn’t run one playbook for everyone. Beauty fills chairs, trades win estimates, cleaners build recurring schedules — your marketing matches how your customers actually buy. Three worked examples:

Barbers, salons & beauty

Fill the chair. Kill the no-show.

Your best marketing already happens in the chair — it just never leaves the shop. Our job is turning daily work into proof, keeping regulars on rhythm, and protecting slow days.

Books online — appointments, deposits, reminders
Barber cutting a client's hair

How your customers buy

  1. They spot a transformation on Instagram
  2. They check your Google profile and prices
  3. They book online — often after hours
  4. Reminders and deposits keep the no-show away

Where we start

  • Transformation content from your real photos
  • Reactivation drafts for 60/90-day lapsed regulars — you send them
  • Review requests timed right after the visit
  • Slow-day booking offers (Tue/Wed)
  • Fewer no-shows: reminders + deposits, your call

Offers that fit

  • First-visit offer with margin protection
  • Weekday-only price for slow days
  • Referral credit for the friend AND the regular
  • A small pre-book perk for locking the next visit before they leave the chair

Channels that matter: Instagram + Google carry discovery; text and email reminders carry retention. The quiet win: a regular on a 3-week rhythm is worth more than three new walk-ins — bringing people back usually beats chasing strangers.

“Do I have to film myself?”

Our answer: No — raw phone photos and clips of the work are enough. We edit, caption, and brand; clients only appear with their permission.

Roofers & exterior trades

Win the estimate before the competitor answers the phone.

High ticket, long cycles, trust-driven. Nobody impulse-buys a roof. Our job is being findable at the exact moment of need, proving you’re real, and following up on every estimate like it’s money — because it is.

Gets quotes & calls — estimates, follow-up
Roofer working on a roof with a drill

How your customers buy

  1. A leak, a storm, or an insurance letter starts the search
  2. They compare 2–3 companies on Google
  3. They judge reviews and photos of real local jobs
  4. Whoever follows up wins the job

Where we start

  • Local search visibility across your real service area
  • Storm-response pages on your website, ready before the season
  • Estimate follow-up drafts that never go quiet — you send them
  • Project proof: befores, afters, neighborhoods, crews
  • Neighborhood proof around completed jobs

Offers that fit

  • Free inspection with a real report attached
  • Season-bounded maintenance package
  • Neighborhood price while the crew is already on the street
  • Financing message where available — clearly disclosed

Channels that matter: Google + local pages on your site do the heavy lifting; Facebook carries neighborhood proof; email carries the estimate follow-up. The quiet win: past customers refer roofs — an annual inspection touchpoint keeps you the name they say when a neighbor asks.

“Can you guarantee we rank #1?”

Our answer: No — and nobody honestly can. We improve the inputs rankings respond to and report the actual movement.

Cleaning companies

One-time jobs pay once. Recurring pays forever.

The economics live in recurring contracts and referrals. Our job is converting quote requests fast, turning one-time cleans into schedules, and making the invisible work visible.

Gets quotes — then builds recurring schedules
Cleaner with spray bottle and gloves at work

How your customers buy

  1. They search when overwhelmed
  2. They compare reviews, real photos, clear prices
  3. The fastest clear quote wins the job
  4. One-time becomes biweekly, biweekly becomes weekly

Where we start

  • Recurring-service offers front and center
  • Quote-request flow built for fast response
  • Review requests after every first clean
  • Before/after content — with client permission
  • Referral drafts aimed at neighbors and offices — you send them

Offers that fit

  • First-clean discount that converts to a recurring rate
  • Bundled add-ons (windows, oven, move-out)
  • Refer-a-neighbor credit both ways
  • Seasonal deep-clean promotions

Channels that matter: Google and local search capture demand; community groups carry neighborhood proof; email carries schedules and referrals. The quiet win: the upgrade ladder IS the business — one-time → biweekly → weekly, one step at a time.

“We're too small for marketing.”

Our answer: If you can't take more clients, we say so — and pause new-customer work rather than sell you leads you can't serve. We check capacity before we fill the pipe.

YOUR INDUSTRY

Not on this list? Probably still a fit.

Electricians, HVAC, dog groomers, nail studios, auto detailing, wellness providers — if you deliver a real local service and can serve more customers, the same approach applies. The plan tells you exactly how.

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