I don't have a website, is that a dealbreaker?

No. For a tradesperson, a well-kept Google Business Profile does most of the local work. A website helps — especially with the AIs — but we start with what pays off fastest: the listing, the reviews, the photos.

I'm on the lead-generation platforms, isn't that enough?

Those platforms sell your leads — sometimes to your competitors too. The customer who finds you directly on Maps or through an AI calls you, with no middleman and no commission.

How do you ask my customers for reviews?

A simple message sent at the end of the job, with the direct link to your listing — phrased in your voice, never pushy. Asking for a review is allowed; what's forbidden is buying or filtering them, and we don't do it.

Local visibility for tradespeople — plumber, electrician, builder

The gaps we find most often with tradespeople

An invisible service area

You cover twenty towns, but your listing only mentions one. To Google, you only exist where your address sits — the rest of your area is calling your competitors.

No job photos

Before/after, finishes, equipment: that's what makes someone choose one tradesperson over another. A listing with no recent photos looks like a dormant business.

Few reviews, because they're never asked for

Dozens of satisfied customers, three reviews online. In a trade where trust decides the call, every finished job without a review request is proof lost.

Vague trades and services

"General handyman" tells Google nothing. Emergency call-outs or renovation? Urgent or on quote? Without precise categories and services, you come up for nothing.

What 1440° does for a tradesperson

Real measurement: your position for "your trade + your town" recorded point by point across your area, and what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini answer when asked for a tradesperson — screenshots included.
A precise listing: the right categories, detailed services, a declared service area, recent job photos.
Reviews: a simple routine to ask for a review at the end of each job, and a written reply for every one — you approve before it's sent.
Posts: your jobs told regularly — before/after, seasonal tips — on your Google listing and Facebook.

How we work is detailed on the method page, the prices on the pricing page — from €39/month, no commitment.

Questions from tradespeople

I don't have a website, is that a dealbreaker?: No. For a tradesperson, a well-kept Google Business Profile does most of the local work. A website helps — especially with the AIs — but we start with what pays off fastest: the listing, the reviews, the photos.
I'm on the lead-generation platforms, isn't that enough?: Those platforms sell your leads — sometimes to your competitors too. The customer who finds you directly on Maps or through an AI calls you, with no middleman and no commission.
How do you ask my customers for reviews?: A simple message sent at the end of the job, with the direct link to your listing — phrased in your voice, never pushy. Asking for a review is allowed; what's forbidden is buying or filtering them, and we don't do it.

Start by seeing your map

The quick scan is free: your real position for "your trade + your town", point by point across your area, the state of your listing and your reviews, and what the AIs answer — on one page.

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Free, no commitment, within 48 hours.