The catch-all
Not everyone
wants to book.
Some people want to talk to a human, some are six months away, and some live outside your patch. Every one of them leaves their name, number and what the job is — instead of leaving.
Get your linkFree for a week. No card to start.
Rather have a chat?
“We’ll call you back — when suits?”
Why it matters
A booking page that only books loses everyone who wasn't ready.
They were still an enquiry. They just weren't a Tuesday at two.
- 01
- The ones who'd rather ring
- 02
- “Not till after Christmas”
- 03
- Out of area
Plenty of people won't book a stranger online. They'll still tell you what they need.
A £15,000 job six months out is worth more than most of this week's diary, and it vanishes if there's nowhere to put it.
Turn them away with nothing and you've paid for the click twice — once to get it, once to lose it.
What it does about it
01
Always a second path
Every screen has a way to leave details instead of picking a time.
02
Out-of-area, handled
Politely turned away before it takes a slot — and still captured, in case you widen the patch.
03
Future work, kept
“In a few months” is filed with the job and the number, not lost.
Where this matters most
The rest of it
Stop buying leads. Book jobs.
One link, on your ads, filling the diary by Friday.
Get your link