🧭 Homebuyers Are Searching for You Online — But Can They Find You?

Most inspectors think referrals are enough — but today’s buyers start online. If your name doesn’t show up where they’re looking, they’ll call someone else. Learn the 3 key places clients search for inspectors — and how to show up like a pro without spending a dollar on ads.

You’re not losing business to better inspectors — just more visible ones.

Homebuyers aren’t asking for referrals anymore. They’re searching online — on Google, agent sites, and social media.

If you’re not showing up there, you’re invisible.

The fix? Show up where buyers are already looking.
No ads, no tech tricks — just smart visibility.

🌍 When You Download This Checklist, You’ll Learn How To…

Show up first where homebuyers are already searching.
Know exactly which 3 online spots clients check before calling an inspector.

Fix the visibility gaps most inspectors miss.
Spot what’s keeping your profile from showing up — and how to fix it in minutes.

Build instant trust before clients even call.
Make your profiles look credible, professional, and worth booking.

Turn online views into booked inspections.
Convert browsers into real calls and scheduled jobs — no ads required.

✨ Stop Waiting for Clients to Find You

— Show Up Where They Already Are.

Most inspectors rely on word-of-mouth — but today’s buyers are scrolling, not asking.
They’re searching Google, checking agent sites, and scanning social media.

If you’re missing from any of those places, you’re missing leads.

The good news? Visibility isn’t luck — it’s strategy.
This checklist shows you how to be found first, every time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Do I need to be on every platform?

No — focus only on where your buyers actually look.

Q2. I’m not great with tech — can I still do this?

Yes! It’s simple, step-by-step, and beginner-friendly.

Q3. Will this work in small towns?

Absolutely — local visibility matters even more there.

Q4. When will I see results?

Most inspectors see more inquiries within 2–3 weeks.