Responsibilities

• Post every day. Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram. You decide what goes out and when. Consistency matters more than polish, and this is the part that compounds.
• Get the reviews. Every customer we finish gets their photos sent to them, then an ask for a review with those photos attached. Two to three new reviews a week, every week. You will track everyone.
• Get on the roofs. Two site visits a week, minimum. Before, during, after. Talk to the crews. Pull the story out of the job, whether it is the surprise rot under the old layer, the tricky valley, or the 24-hour turnaround for the family with a newborn. Nothing else works if this does not happen.
• Work the community groups. Every weekday, sweep the local Facebook groups, Nextdoor, and town forums for people asking about roofing, storm damage, leaks, gutters, and skylights. Log every opportunity and push it to the team so we get named and recommended by real people. You will do this as yourself, openly, always disclosing that you work here.
• Follow up after every job. A call, a note, a small delivery to the door. Same day. This is the part most contractors skip, and it is the reason people tell their neighbors about us.
• Once all the above is running well, the job grows into local events, the Hudson Chamber of Commerce, and a seat in the weekly sales meeting.

Requirements

• Valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle. You will be in the field two to three days a week. Mileage is reimbursed.
• Comfortable being on camera
• Available for occasional evenings and weekends once the events calendar starts

Preferred

• Helpful but not required: short-form video editing, growing a social following even if it was your own, or past work in the trades, hospitality, retail, or anything else that puts you in front of customers.

Benefits

• Mileage reimbursement
• Company phone allowance and content budget