Referrals
Refer a business to autoants
Thanks for thinking of us. Here’s who to send, what to say, and what happens after.
Who’s a great referral
Owners of home-service shops: HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, pest control, pool and tree service. Usually a small crew, where the owner is on the job and the phone rings in the truck.
Listen for one phrase:
“We miss calls when we’re out on a job.”
When you hear it, that’s the intro.
How to introduce us
Copy one of these, put in their name, and send it from your own phone or email.
A text to them
Hi [name], you mentioned missing calls when you’re out on a job. My friend Lane Davis with autoants helps trades shops answer the calls they miss. OK if I give him your number? Or you can reach him at hello@autoants.com.
An email to both of you
Send it to them and copy hello@autoants.com.
Subject: Meet Lane (autoants) Hi [name], Meet Lane Davis with autoants. He helps trades shops answer the calls they miss. Lane, meet [name], who runs [business]. [name], you mentioned missing calls when you’re out on a job. Lane will look over your business for free and tell you what he’d fix first. No pressure either way. I’ll let you two take it from here. [your name]
Or tell Lane yourself
Give me the name and I’ll take it from there. If they don’t know yet that I’ll reach out, say so and I’ll wait for your intro.
Rather email? hello@autoants.com. What you send here goes only to Lane. Nothing is shared or sold. Privacy
What happens next
- I reply within one business day.
- I offer them a free breakdown of their business: how they show up on Google and in AI answers, and what I’d fix first. Theirs to keep either way.
- I never push. If it’s not a fit, I say so, and that’s the end of it.
- I tell you how it went.
Work with trades owners too?
CPAs, bookkeepers, bankers, insurance agents, payroll: if you work with trades owners, let’s compare notes. Get in touch.