The returning customer knows nothing about now
Somebody who left for Gauteng five years ago has an out of date mental map and no current recommendations. They search, they ask a family group chat, and they message whoever looks right. A listing is how you are in that answer.
- A real page search engines can read, not a photo in a group
- Your own page with its own web address
- Customers can leave a rating and a review
Enquiries that wait until you are free
A missed call leaves you no name and no job. A message waits, keeps the detail, and is still there when you have put things down. Where the owner is also doing the work, that difference is most of the argument.
- A WhatsApp button that opens a chat with you
- Photos of your goods, your shop or your work
A whole year of trade lands in three weeks
The Eastern Cape receives the December migration and the coastal towns take the heaviest part of it. Accommodation, catering, hair, repairs and transport are all arranged in advance by people who are still in Gauteng when they book. That means the season is decided in October and November, and a business that only becomes visible in December is visible for the tail of it.
Set it up once and leave it
No account, no password, nothing to renew and nothing to pay. The page keeps working while you get on with the job.
- Free to list, with nothing to pay later
- No account and no password, just one short form
- No commission on anything you sell
Be booked before December arrives
Free listing, one short form, and enquiries arrive on WhatsApp.
Questions
Is there a paid version?
No. There is one version of a listing and it is free for everybody.
Can somebody in another province message me?
Yes, from anywhere, which is how most December arrangements get made.
What if I make a mistake on the form?
Listings are checked before going live, and details can be corrected.