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geovise
A growth plan, built for
The Grass
Guys
Kingston, Ontario · August 2026
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Before We Get Into It

Hey Antonio.

This one's from the Geovise dev team. Tyler's a friend of yours, and when he mentioned things had gone quiet after a summer booked solid, we figured we'd put a plan together.

One More Thing

Here's what our dev team whipped up.

Take a look whenever, no pressure either way, happy to go a totally different direction if it's not your style.

What We're Seeing

Full through summer. Wide open from August to October.

Word of mouth and a few posters carried the first season, and it worked — you were booked solid. But nothing's been running consistently enough to keep that pace going into fall.

🌱 Spring–Summer · Booked solid 🍂 Aug–Oct · Wide open

That's the gap the plan below is built to close, starting with the two channels that'll move the needle fastest.

The Plan · 01 — Meta Ads

We take your Meta ads and run them full-time.

You've already put money into Meta ads — that's the right instinct. We'll take it from here and run it like an actual channel instead of a one-off boost.

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Seasonal targeting

Fall clean-up and snow removal audiences, not one generic ad running all year.

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Creative that stays fresh

New photos and offers on a regular schedule instead of the same post all season.

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Budget that moves

Spend shifts toward whatever's actually converting, checked weekly, not set once and forgotten.

The Plan · 02 — Traditional Marketing

Steady channels running in the background, not print runs.

All of this happens on our end — no site visits, no design meetings, nothing that needs you to be anywhere.

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Google Business Profile, kept sharp

Photos, services, and posts kept current so the free map listing keeps pulling its weight.

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Search & retargeting ads

Catches people actively searching "lawn care Kingston" and brings back anyone who visited the site without booking.

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Seasonal promo campaigns

One email or text to the whole list right when a season switches, not just individual reminders.

The Plan · 03 — AI Tools & Agents

A couple of things running quietly in the background.

Smaller than the ads above, but they save real time once the leads start coming back in.

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Never miss a quote request

Answers texts the moment they land, even mid-job, so nothing sits until you're free to call back.

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Seasonal reminders, sent automatically

Reaches out to the list before each season switch instead of hoping people remember on their own.

Geovise

A marketing agency, built on AI most agencies aren't using yet.

Same outcome any good agency chases — more customers, less busywork. We build and run real ad management and real AI underneath it, for a lot less than it'd normally cost.

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Ads that actually run

Managed and adjusted every week, not launched once and left alone.

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Traditional marketing

Search ads, business listings, and email campaigns kept running in the background.

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AI tools & agents

Custom-built help that runs your busywork around the clock.

One More Thing, If You're Interested

A quieter win, whenever you're ready for it.

More people are asking AI assistants for the best lawn care in Kingston instead of just searching Google. A few other companies come up before Grass Guys does right now, not urgent, just worth knowing about down the line.

🔎 GEO · AI search visibility 🗓️ No rush, whenever it's useful
Next Steps

Here's what it'd actually look like.

Nothing formal, no long onboarding, and no dumping everything on you at once. Just three easy steps, starting with the ads.

01 —

Coffee & a walkthrough

We sit down, go through the ads and marketing plan, and show you exactly what we'd build first.

02 —

We build it

Ads, listings, and the first tools set up and live, usually within a week.

03 —

We run it

Weekly adjustments, plain-language updates, and a direct line to us. No black box, ever.

Let's Talk

Let's grab a coffee and talk through it.

No pitch, no pressure, just want to walk you through the ads plan and see what makes sense for where you're at right now.

Book a meeting →