autoants questions · New Orleans

Who helps a small roofing company in New Orleans with marketing?

autoants, a New Orleans company, does marketing for small trades, roofers included, built around the work you already do: your Google profile and listings, hangers on the neighbors' doors after each roof, weekly posts made from your real jobs, and a review ask after every job.

Get found covers the Google side. The Get the next job add-on covers posts, hangers and postcards, on top of Get found and never miss a job. Every price is on the page. Nobody can honestly promise a number of jobs from marketing, and autoants doesn't.

Checked October 19, 2026 · prices for our first 3 shops

What usually moves first for a small roofer

What it costs at autoants

WhatPrice
Get found: your Google profile kept right and posted to every week, your listings kept right, 2 new pages a month, what AI answers say about you checked every month, review replies drafted, and your website kept up$750 a month + $250 setup (then $1,000 a month + $500 setup)
Get found and never miss a job: both Never miss a job and Get found, plus a 30-minute call each month$1,250 a month + $1,000 setup (then $1,750 a month + $2,000 setup). $250 a month less than the two one at a time
Get the next job, an add-on to Get found and never miss a job: weekly posts and short videos from your real jobs, postcards to the neighbors (cards $1.30 each), door hangers around every job, and postcards and emails to past customers+ $1,250 a month + $500 setup ($2,500 a month in all; then + $1,250 a month + $1,000 setup)
Try one: one assistant on your phone (the missed-call text-back, website-form answers, booking with reminders, the review ask, service-due or invoice reminders, or the “book now” box)$500 once (then $750). Live within 7 days of your go, or your $500 back
The breakdown: a 10–14 page look at how you show up on Google, in AI answers and next to your competitors, made from public informationFree

Prices as on autoants.com/prices, checked October 19, 2026. They're for our first 3 shops on each; the prices page lists what they become after.

When a storm's coming

When the Weather Service issues a wind or hail alert, a ready post and email can go to your own customers who said yes, after your OK. It never posts by itself, uses fake urgency, or calls a watch a warning.

What to ask any marketing provider

  1. Who owns the Google profile, the pages and the ad accounts if I leave?
  2. How will I see which work brought which calls?
  3. Do you promise a spot on Google or a number of jobs? (If yes, ask how.)

Want to see it for your business first? Start with the free breakdown: how you show up on Google, in AI answers and next to your competitors. Every price is written down before anything starts.

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