Project Content
Turn job photos, before-and-afters, team shots, finished work and customer questions into posts people can actually understand.
Done-for-you Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram content for contractors, trades and other local service businesses—built from the jobs you're already doing, without adding another marketing job to your week.
Not sure where you stand? Take the free 2-minute self-check ↓
Many good service businesses grow through referrals while their Google and social pages sit quiet. When someone looks you up before calling, a stale profile can make a busy business look closed. We help make the public side of your business look current, credible and easy to contact.
Turn job photos, before-and-afters, team shots, finished work and customer questions into posts people can actually understand.
Fresh Google Business Profile posts plus practical recommendations for improving the information customers see before they call.
Review-response drafts, review-request wording and content that helps strong customer feedback work harder for the business.
We also help with: social media management, content plans, short-form video ideas, profile improvements, simple landing pages and practical marketing strategy. Ask us about it.
If your business is visual, seasonal or word-of-mouth driven, there's usually more good content sitting in your camera roll than on your Google or social pages. Some of the kinds of local businesses we're set up to help:
We build and maintain your online presence. Reach and customer response vary by business, market and season.
Answer 10 quick yes/no questions about how your business shows up on Google, Facebook and Instagram. You'll get a score and a short list of what to fix first. Everything stays in your browser—nothing is sent anywhere.
This self-check is a quick, general guide to common visibility basics—not a prediction of rankings, leads or sales.
An illustrative example of how the Local Growth plan's deliverables could be spread across a month. Your real schedule is planned with you around your jobs and seasons.
Just wrapped a new cedar deck on Helena's west side—wide stairs, picture-frame border and hidden fasteners so it stays clean-looking through Montana winters.
Planning a spring project? Now's a good time to get on the schedule.
Call nowyourbusiness Two days, one very tired kitchen. Patched, primed and painted—swipe to see the difference. 🎨
[Sample customer review mentioning on-time arrival and a clean job site]
Thanks so much, [Customer]! We know having a crew at your house is a big deal, so we're glad the cleanup stood out. Enjoy the new space, and give us a call anytime.
No bought followers and no guaranteed viral numbers. The goal is a stronger local presence that makes a better impression when potential customers look you up.
Best for a business that needs consistent basics.
Best for businesses with regular jobs and photos/video.
For businesses ready for a heavier content schedule.
| Local Starter$249 / month | Recommended Local Growth$449 / month | Local Dominator$699 / month | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Social posts | 8 social posts / month | 12 social posts / month | 16 social posts / month |
| Google Business posts | 4 Google Business posts | 4 Google Business posts | 4–6 Google Business posts |
| Short-form video | Not listed | 2 short-form video edits | 4 short-form video edits |
| Graphics & promotions | Captions + branded graphics | Custom graphics + promotions | Promotions + seasonal campaigns |
| Reviews | Review-response drafts | Review-request campaign materials | Review-growth materials |
| Planning & turnaround | Content scheduling | Monthly content calendar | Priority content turnaround |
| Reporting | Monthly visibility summary | Monthly performance report | Competitor/visibility check-in |
| Good fit | Owner-operated businesses that have solid work but rarely post. | Contractors, landscapers, painters, detailers and other visual service businesses. | Established businesses with enough project material to support frequent publishing. |
| Free Audit | Free Audit | Free Audit |
The table lists each plan's items exactly as shown on the plan cards. Have a question about something not listed? Ask during your free audit.
Platform reach, followers, leads and sales vary by business, market, content, season and platform distribution. Last Chance Local does not guarantee a specific follower count, lead volume or revenue result.
Before asking you to buy anything, we'll review the public-facing parts of your business and identify practical improvements. We can also create a sample content idea so you can judge the work first.
Get My Free AuditJob photos, short clips, completed projects, openings, offers or common customer questions. It does not need to be polished.
We create the captions, graphics, Google updates and short-form edits included in your package.
Nothing needs to go live until the business is comfortable with it. After approval, content can be scheduled consistently.
We focus on useful indicators such as visibility, profile activity, clicks, messages, calls and other available customer actions—not vanity numbers alone.
Practical things you can do this week, whether or not you ever work with us.
Google uses your categories to understand which searches your profile is relevant for. Pick the primary category that describes your main service, and add secondary categories only for services you really offer.
Do it: Google Business Profile → Edit profile → Business category.If you go to customers, list the towns you actually serve—Helena, East Helena, the Helena Valley, Montana City and so on. Keep hours current through winter schedules and holidays so nobody calls a closed shop.
Do it: add special hours before each holiday.The best time to ask is right after a customer says “this looks great.” Send your direct review link by text so it's one tap. Reply to every review, and never offer discounts or gifts in exchange—Google's policies prohibit incentivized reviews.
Do it: save your review link as a text shortcut.Take a before, during and after shot on every job, in good light, holding the phone steady. Skip house numbers, license plates and people's faces unless you have permission. Short 10–20 second clips are great for Instagram and Facebook.
Do it: make a “jobs” album on your phone and drop shots in daily.Use the exact same business name, phone number and address or service area on Google, Facebook, Instagram, your website and any directories. Mismatches confuse customers and make your business harder to trust.
Do it: search your business name and fix any outdated listings.Demand here follows the weather: snow removal and heating in winter, cleanups and roofs in spring, building season in summer, winterizing in fall. Start posting about a service a few weeks before people need it, not the day they do.
Do it: sketch a simple 12-month content calendar.General guidance only. Platform features and policies change; results vary by business and market.
Last Chance Local is a teenage-founded social media and digital marketing business started in Helena by Jayson Parsons and Nate.
We started it because we kept seeing good local businesses whose online presence didn't show how good their work really is. Helping them look current and easy to find online felt like something we could genuinely do well.
Helena is home, and we're proud of it. We also work remotely with local businesses in other parts of the US.
Straight answers about how the service works. Don't see your question? Just ask.
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Jayson: (406) 594-9186 Text Jayson Nate: (541) 206-5510 team@lastchancelocal.comWe create done-for-you content for your Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram—posts, captions, graphics and, on the Growth and Dominator plans, short-form video edits—using the jobs you're already doing. Plans also include review support and monthly reporting.
We review the public-facing parts of your business—Google profile completeness and activity, social consistency and presentation, reviews and project proof, and how easy it is to contact you—and identify practical improvements. We can also create a sample content idea so you can judge the work first. No purchase is required.
No. Good phone photos and short job-site clips are enough for most content. We'll tell you what kinds of shots are most useful.
Job photos, short clips, completed projects, openings, offers or common customer questions. It does not need to be polished.
Nothing needs to go live until the business is comfortable with it. After approval, content can be scheduled consistently.
Local Starter is a good fit for owner-operated businesses that have solid work but rarely post. Local Growth, our recommended plan, fits contractors, landscapers, painters, detailers and other visual service businesses with regular jobs and photos/video. Local Dominator is for established businesses with enough project material to support frequent publishing. The free audit is a good way to figure out which makes sense.
No. We don't buy followers or promise a number we can't control. We build and maintain the online presence; actual reach and customer response vary.
Our launch offer is designed around month-to-month service so a business can judge whether the work is valuable.
That's fine. We can fill the consistency gap, turn more of your existing project material into content, and reduce the amount you have to create yourself.
Depending on the plan, we provide review-response drafts, review-request campaign materials or review-growth materials—wording and content that make it easier to ask real customers for feedback and to respond to what they say.
We focus on useful indicators such as visibility, profile activity, clicks, messages, calls and other available customer actions—not vanity numbers alone.
We make one example for your business—a post concept, a short-video idea or a profile improvement—so you can judge our work before spending anything. It's free, with no obligation, and it isn't a promise of any specific result. Request a free example.
We're based in Helena, Montana, and Helena businesses are our home base. We also work remotely with local businesses in other parts of the US.
Jayson is the main Helena-facing contact at (406) 594-9186. You can also reach Nate at (541) 206-5510 or email team@lastchancelocal.com.
Tell us who you are and where customers currently find you. We'll use the public-facing information to identify the most obvious opportunities.
Helena, Montana