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Weather Trigger Ant

When the National Weather Service forecast crosses the owner's line (a freeze warning, for a plumber), it gets the owner's campaign ready and waits for his approval.

Wednesday afternoon, a freeze warning comes out

Simulated for this demo Freeze Warning

Orleans and Jefferson parishes, starting Thursday night.

SIMULATED for a demo, not a real alert. Source: National Weather Service New Orleans, Freeze Warning issued Wed Jan 13 at 2:41 PM for Orleans and Jefferson parishes (weather.gov/lix).

Does it fit Sample Plumbing Co.?

  • Trade: plumbing has a freeze rule (protect your pipes)
  • Area: the warning covers Orleans and Jefferson, where they work
  • Season: November to March
  • Not repeated: no freeze campaign in the last 7 days

So it prepares the campaign and sends one ping: "Freeze Warning Thursday night: 1 client campaign ready to approve."

The campaign, ready and waiting

Cold night ahead Give your pipes a coat before Thursday night.
  • Wrap pipes under a raised house, in the attic and on outside walls.
  • Let a faucet drip and open the cabinet doors under sinks.
  • Unhook garden hoses and shut off the outside faucets.
  • Keep the heat on, even if you're leaving town.
Sample Plumbing Co.504.555.0178

LA Lic. Master Plumber · LMP 0000 (sample) · 1200 Example Blvd, Kenner (sample)
SIMULATED for a demo, not a real alert. Source: National Weather Service New Orleans, Freeze Warning issued Wed Jan 13 at 2:41 PM for Orleans and Jefferson parishes (weather.gov/lix).

Nothing goes out until the owner says yes

Waiting for approval

The card, the caption, the Google post and the email drafts are locked together. If any word changes after this, it has to be approved again.

What it never does: Posts or sends anything itself, leaves out the Weather Service citation, calls a watch a warning, or uses fear or fake urgency. Emails go only to the owner's own past customers.

Price: Part of the Get the next job add-on (+ $1,250 a month on top of Get found and never miss a job), with the social posts from your real jobs.