Marketing That Runs While You're on the Truck

Job gets completed in the field

Your crew marks the job done in the driver portal or you update it in dispatch. That status change is the trigger — no manual marketing step required from you or your team.

Review request sends automatically

Within 30 minutes of job completion, the customer receives an email (Starter) or SMS (Growth) with a direct one-tap link to leave a Google review. Timing matters — ask while the clean driveway is still fresh in their mind.

Unbooked leads get follow-up

Leads who submitted a request through your item-select booking page but didn't complete the booking receive automatic follow-up on your configured schedule. Growth operators use SMS at 1 hour, 24 hours, and 3 days — the highest-converting intervals.

Dormant customers get re-engaged

Customers with no booking activity at 60, 90, and 120 days enter your re-engagement sequence. They receive a personalized offer — like $25 off their next full truckload — based on their service history and customer tags in your CRM.

Seasonal campaigns fire on schedule

You pre-schedule campaigns weeks ahead. When spring cleanout season hits in early March or move-out demand surges in late May, your emails and texts go out automatically while you're focused on running routes and managing crews.

Track results and optimize

The campaign dashboard shows open rates, click-throughs, bookings generated, revenue attributed, and review count growth. Identify your top-performing sequences and replicate them across customer segments for compounding returns.