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Post the job once, staff it with subs you have checked, and turn every finished project into reviews tied to real jobs that win the next customer.
Post your scope once, hire subs from trade and city profiles, then convert each finished job into attributed reviews and city coverage that bring the next customer to you.
Customers hire the GC whose recent work they can see. Keep your profile tied to the trades and cities you serve, ask for the review at project handoff in person, and let each completed job become proof for the next bid.
A sub's mistake becomes your callback. Search the trade and city, read reviews for on-time arrival and cleanup rather than star count alone, confirm license and insurance the way customers check you, then post defined scope and compare respondents on profile completeness.
Ask the customer for a review naming the crew and the work at closeout, attribute it to the trade and city, reply to all of it, then point new prospects at your review record instead of re-explaining your quality each time.
Publish scope, trade, city, and timeline.
Hire subs after checking their trade and city profiles.
Communicate through closeout so handoff is smooth.
Request and attribute the customer review at handoff.
Let each attributed review strengthen coverage pages.
Complete profiles tied to trades and service cities surface in search and coverage pages. Reviews tied to real jobs do the persuading.
You are not buying shared leads. You post your own scope, pick your own subs, and keep the review equity every job generates.
Yes, when backfilling gaps. Open jobs show customer-posted scope you can bid on directly.
Document it, address it with the sub first, and reply to any public review with specifics and a resolution path.