J&B WORLD DOMINATION

Jaime's Tasks

• Create GA4 property

  Create a Google Analytics 4 property for the septic directory, then submit the Measurement ID (starts with G-) below.

  Open Google Analytics

  Submit to Claude
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• Submit to Google Search Console

  Add the septic directory to Search Console, verify ownership, then submit the sitemap URL.

  Open Search Console
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• Apply for Ezoic

  Sign up for Ezoic ad network (no minimum traffic required). After approval, submit your Ezoic property ID.

  Go to Ezoic

  Submit to Claude
  Soon
• Review Claude's build in Review tab
  Soon

Brian's Tasks

• Send 20 vendor outreach emails

  Use the email template below. Personalize each one with the business name and their city page link from the live directory.

  Open Gmail Compose View Live Directory

  Copy Template Subject: Your business is listed on SepticPumpingNearMe.com — claim your free listing Hi [Business Name], I'm reaching out because your septic pumping company is now listed on SepticPumpingNearMe.com, a new directory helping homeowners find trusted local septic services. Your basic listing is live and free — you can see it here: [link to their city page] We'd love to make sure your information is accurate. You can: - Claim your listing (free) to update your info - Upgrade to a Featured Listing ($49/mo) for priority placement, photos, and direct lead forwarding Want to claim your listing or have questions? Just reply to this email. Best, Brian SepticPumpingNearMe.com
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• Set up Google Business Profile

  Create a Google Business Profile for the directory itself (not for individual vendors). Use the directory name and set category to "Business Directory."

  Create Business Profile
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• POST ON REDDIT — This drives traffic TODAY

  Goal: Get real humans to visit the site NOW (not waiting for Google). Each good Reddit post = 50-500 visits in a day.

  Rules: Be genuinely helpful. Answer real questions. NEVER say "check out my site" — instead share useful info and mention the link naturally.

  Search r/homeowners for septic Browse r/septic Search r/HomeImprovement

  Copy For threads asking "how much does septic pumping cost?": Great question — I actually looked into this recently. The national average is $300-600, but it varies a lot by tank size and where you live. A 1,000-gallon tank is usually $350-500, while a 1,500-gallon can run $500-750. Emergency pumping on weekends can be 1.5-2x more. Biggest factors: how long since your last pump (sludge buildup = more work = more $), accessibility of the tank lid, and your region. Southern states tend to be cheaper than Northeast. I found this cost breakdown by state pretty helpful: https://findsepticpumping.com/how-much-does-septic-pumping-cost.html Main thing — get 3 quotes and make sure they're licensed. Cheapest isn't always best with septic.

  Copy For threads asking "how often should I pump my septic tank?": General rule is every 3-5 years, but it really depends on your household size and tank size. A family of 4 with a 1,000-gallon tank should pump every 2-3 years. A couple with a 1,500-gallon tank can go 4-5 years. Signs you're overdue: slow drains throughout the house (not just one sink), sewage smell near the tank/drain field, or unusually green grass over the drain field (that means it's leaking nutrients). Here's a decent frequency chart by household/tank size if you want specifics: https://findsepticpumping.com/how-often-should-you-pump-septic-tank.html Don't skip it — a $400 pump-out is way cheaper than a $15K drain field replacement.

  Copy For threads asking "how do I find a good septic company?": A few tips from experience: 1. Make sure they're licensed and insured (ask for proof) 2. Get 3 quotes minimum — prices vary wildly 3. Ask if the price includes locating the tank and digging up the lid (some charge extra) 4. Check if they do an inspection while pumping (good companies will) 5. Avoid anyone who says you need pumping every year — that's usually a scam You can also check https://findsepticpumping.com/ — it lists verified local companies by city with phone numbers. Made it easier than scrolling through random Google results.
  DO TODAY
• POST ON QUORA — Evergreen traffic source

  Goal: Quora answers rank in Google AND get direct traffic. One good answer can drive 100+ visits/month for YEARS.

  How: Search for septic questions, write a real helpful answer (3-4 paragraphs), include a natural link to the relevant blog post.

  Search: septic pumping cost Search: how often pump septic Search: signs septic tank full Search: find septic company

  Answer 5-10 questions. Use the same info from the Reddit templates above but rewrite in your own words. Link to blog posts, not the homepage.

  DO TODAY
• Create Facebook Page + Post in Homeowner Groups

  Create a Facebook page for FindSepticPumping. Then share the cost guide in local homeowner groups.

  Create Facebook Page

  Copy FB Post Put together a free guide on septic pumping costs for 2026 — covers average prices by tank size, state-by-state breakdown, and tips to save money. Hope it helps anyone dealing with septic maintenance! https://findsepticpumping.com/how-much-does-septic-pumping-cost.html

  Search Facebook for groups like "Homeowners of [City]" or "[City] Community" and share there too.

  This Week
• Create X/Twitter account

  Create minimal profile. Not urgent — just for trust signals.

  Create X/Twitter Account
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