How to Get More RV Work
Seven lessons for RV techs and RV inspectors: how RV owners actually search, the 20-minute Google Business Profile setup, service areas, websites, town pages, reviews, and the ten-minute weekly habit that keeps it all working. No pitch disguised as a lesson.
All seven lessons, each with its one-page homework sheet, free to download.
Watch. Print. Do it this week.
Watch the lesson
Everything taught is what filled my own calendar when I ran my RV inspection business.
Download the homework sheet
One page per lesson with every step the video summarizes. Print it, put it on the clipboard, fill it in.
Do it this week
Each sheet is one week's job. Seven weeks at that pace and you have done everything the course teaches.
Why Your RV Business Phone Isn't Ringing (How RV Owners Find Help)
There is more RV work out there than there are people to do it, so why is anyone's phone quiet? How RV owners actually search, why the map's three names get almost every call, and the two hurdles every RV business has to clear: getting found and getting trusted.
Sheet 1: Search Yourself Like an RV Owner (PDF)The 20-Minute Google Business Profile Setup for RV Techs & Inspectors
Google picks the three businesses on the map by the most complete, most active, most trusted profiles. Not the best technician, the best profile. The complete 20-minute Google Business Profile setup: claim it, then fill in every section in the right order.
Sheet 2: The 20-Minute Profile Checklist (PDF)Why Your RV Business Doesn't Show Up in Towns You Serve (Service Area Trap)
You will take a job two hours from home. Your profile shows you to owners twenty minutes from home. Why the map fades with distance, how to spend your 20 service-area slots, and what fixes the far towns the profile cannot reach.
Sheet 3: Your Town List and 20 Slots (PDF)Does Your RV Repair or Inspection Business Need a Website? (Honest Answer)
I sell websites for a living, so you would expect a sales pitch. This is the honest answer instead: what a website actually does for an RV business, why it is part of what makes your profile rank, and the five pages that are enough to start.
Sheet 4: Website Starter Checklist (PDF)Town Pages: How Your RV Business Gets Found in Towns You Don't Live In
Your profile fades a little with every mile from home base. Your website does not. One specific page on your site, a town page, can get you found in a town 80 miles out. How to build one that ranks in the towns you serve but do not live in.
Sheet 5: Town Page Template (PDF)Google Reviews That Bring RV Work: The Right Way for Techs and Inspectors to Ask
When an RV owner has three names on their screen, they call the one they trust. The whole review system: who to ask, the word-for-word ask, the coaching text that gets reviews naming your service and your town, and how to reply, including to the bad one.
Sheet 6: The Review System (PDF)Keep Your RV Business on the Map: The 10-Minute-a-Week Google Routine
Everything in the first six lessons slowly stops working without one ten-minute habit. The Friday routine that keeps your profile active, keeps you on the map, and keeps the phone ringing, plus the honest truth about social media.
Sheet 7: The Ten-Minute Friday (PDF)The course shows you the whole kitchen. The scan shows you your own map.
The RV Business Visibility Scan checks your real Google rankings from 121 points around your base and 20 towns by name. Five bucks, and it makes a perfect before picture for everything the course has you fix.