Building a local services matcher with Jev in six steps
Feed local business data into Jev, and when a user submits a form it returns match percentages within seconds, answering people while they are still on the page, in six reproducible steps.
One of the best businesses to build with Jev is a local services matcher. It's a form with a classifier behind it. Someone types what they need, and they get matched with a company near them before they close the tab. Here's the whole setup: 1) Pick your area and a category with steady inbound. Driveway power washing is a good one. 2) Load Jev with the local businesses and what each one actually does. 3) Put a form in front of it. Someone types that they need their driveway power washed. 4) Jev reads that against every business you loaded and returns percentages on which ones fit. 5) The person gets the match in seconds, on the page, before they've gone anywhere else. 6) That person becomes your client later, because you were the one who answered. Step 6 only works because of step 5. Every "get an instant quote" form on the internet promises an answer and then sends "we'll email you by end of day." The speed is the thing the client notices. It tells them you're not trying to waste their time, and you're not trying to waste your own. Find the inbound that's piling up somewhere, put Jev at the front of it, and answer people while they're still on the page.
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