What does Rebuild Detroit do for businesses?

We run the marketing, lead flow, systems and funding work a Metro Detroit company needs to get booked solid, and we price each plan from your trade and the towns you serve.

Where do the local numbers come from?

From the Rebuild Detroit business index: Google Maps listings, state license records and our directory profiles, merged and refreshed. Every number on these pages counts real businesses.

Business Services for Metro Detroit Companies

Fractional leadership

A seasoned CFO, CMO, COO or CTO in your corner a few days a month, for a fraction of a full-time salary.

Strategy and growth

Coaching, planning, pricing and the big moves: a new location, a new service line, buying a competitor or selling the company.

Business coaching

You work more hours than ever, and the business still feels like it owns you instead of the other way around. See the plan

Leadership coaching

You promoted your best worker to lead, and now you have a stressed-out manager and one less great worker. See the plan

Executive coaching

Every hard call in the business ends on your desk, and there is nobody you can talk it through with honestly. See the plan

EOS and operating system setup

You read Traction, got fired up and tried it, and a month later the meeting quietly stopped happening. See the plan

Business plan writing

The bank wants a business plan by Friday, and all you have is a good idea and a notebook full of numbers. See the plan

Strategic planning

You know where you want the business to be someday, but nobody, including you, could say how it gets there. See the plan

Market research

You are about to bet real money on a new area or service, and all you have to go on is a hunch. See the plan

Pricing strategy

You have not raised prices in years because you are afraid of losing customers, and your margin has paid for it. See the plan

Flat rate pricing

Your techs quote by the hour from the driveway, and customers argue about the bill when they see it. See the plan

Membership and service agreement programs

Every month starts at zero, and you have to win every customer all over again just to cover the bills. See the plan

Expansion and new location planning

A second location feels like the obvious next step, until you remember how many weeks the first one still needs you. See the plan

New service line launch

Your customers keep asking if you do something you do not offer, and every time you say no, they find someone who does. See the plan

Buying a competitor

The owner down the road wants to retire, and their customers and team could be yours if you get the deal right. See the plan

Exit planning

You built this business over years, and right now nobody could buy it without buying you along with it. See the plan

Business valuation

You have built something real, but if someone asked what it is worth tomorrow, you would be guessing. See the plan

Succession planning

You hope your kid or your best manager takes over someday, but nobody has said it out loud, and nobody is ready. See the plan

KPI dashboards and scorecards

You find out a month went badly when the bank balance tells you, and by then there is nothing left to fix. See the plan

Franchise development

People keep asking if they can open their own version of your business, and you are not sure what that would take. See the plan

Marketing

Get found first, look like the obvious choice, and turn attention into booked work.

SEO

You do better work than the names above you on Google, and nobody searching can tell. See the plan

Google Business Profile and map pack

Someone a few streets over needs a business right now, and Google is showing them everyone but you. See the plan

Google Business Profile management

One wrong hour on your Google listing and someone drives to a locked door, then tells their friends about it. See the plan

AI search optimization

People are asking an AI who to hire in Metro Detroit, and it answers with confidence, just not with your name. See the plan

Content marketing

You answer the same smart question for every customer, and none of those answers live anywhere they can find. See the plan

Video marketing

People want to see your face and hear your voice before they pick up the phone. See the plan

Social media management

Your work is better than ever, and your page still makes it look like you closed up shop. See the plan

Email and text marketing

Your best next customer is already in your files, and you have not said a word to them since the last job. See the plan

Direct mail and door hangers

The people who live around your best customers look a lot like them, and nobody is knocking on their door. See the plan

Vehicle wraps and fleet graphics

Your van sits at red lights all over Metro Detroit every day, saying nothing to anyone. See the plan

Yard signs and print

Everyone on the block walked past your work this week, and not one of them could tell it was yours. See the plan

Referral programs

Your happiest customers would gladly send you their friends, if anyone ever asked them to. See the plan

Partner and referral network marketing

Every week a realtor, property manager or lender in Metro Detroit hands out a name, and it is not yours. See the plan

Community and sponsorship marketing

You already give back to Metro Detroit. Right now it just does not help anyone remember your name. See the plan

Nextdoor marketing

Tonight someone in Metro Detroit will ask their neighbors who to call, and the replies will name someone else. See the plan

Call tracking and attribution

Every month you pay for marketing in a handful of places, and every month you guess which ones rang the phone. See the plan

Marketing strategy and planning

You spend on whatever the last sales rep pitched, and you hope the busy season shows up on its own. See the plan

Conversion rate optimization

People land on your site, look around for a few seconds and leave without calling, and you never hear why. See the plan

Copywriting

Your website sounds like every other business in town, and you would never talk to a customer that way. See the plan

Brand and job photography

Your work is real and your website photos are stock, and people can tell the difference in a second. See the plan

Seasonal campaigns

The first cold night in Metro Detroit rings every phone in town, and the business who planned for it books the week. See the plan

Advertising

Paid reach that pays back: search, social, streaming, mail and the lead platforms, run against booked jobs.

Google Ads

You pay for every click, and nobody can tell you how many of them turned into jobs. See the plan

Local Services Ads

The top of Google is badges, stars and call buttons now, and your name is not one of them. See the plan

Facebook and Instagram ads

You boosted a post, got a pile of likes from people who will never hire you, and called it a lesson. See the plan

YouTube ads

Your future customers watch YouTube every single day, and right now another business is the face they see. See the plan

Microsoft and Bing ads

A slice of your best customers search on Bing every day, and far fewer competitors bother to meet them there. See the plan

Retargeting and display ads

They came to your site, looked at your prices and left, and you have not said a word to them since. See the plan

Geofencing ads

The people you most want are standing in one spot this weekend, and you have no way to reach them on the way home. See the plan

Streaming TV and audio ads

Families in Metro Detroit spend their evenings on streaming TV, and the local ads they see are for someone else. See the plan

Billboard advertising

Every morning the same drivers crawl past the same sign in Metro Detroit, and the face on it could be yours. See the plan

Angi, Thumbtack and Yelp management

You pay for the lead, call back in minutes, and the person has already heard from everyone else. See the plan

Ad creative and video ads

Your ad has run so long that even you scroll past it, and so does everyone else. See the plan

Websites and software

Websites, booking, portals and custom software built around how your business really runs.

Web design

Someone who already wants to hire you pulls up your site on their phone, squints, and taps back to the search results. See the plan

Website redesign

You wince a little every time you hand someone your card, because you know what they will see when they look you up. See the plan

Website care and hosting

You find out your website is down when a customer tells you, and by then it has been down for days. See the plan

Online booking setup

People want to book the moment they decide, and for most of them that moment is not during your office hours. See the plan

Online stores

People ask where they can buy your stuff online, and right now the honest answer is send me a DM. See the plan

Online ordering and delivery setup

Your busiest Friday looks great until the delivery app statement shows up and takes a cut of every order. See the plan

Customer portals

You spend more time telling customers where things stand than actually moving their job forward. See the plan

Software and app development

You know exactly what the app should do. What you do not know is who will build it right and stick around after. See the plan

Custom software and internal tools

The whole business runs on a spreadsheet that one person understands, and that person wants a vacation. See the plan

Website accessibility

Someone who wanted to hire you could not get past your booking form, and you never even knew they tried. See the plan

Reputation and brand

Reviews, brand and press that make you the name people already trust before they call.

Reviews and reputation

You do great work, and one bad afternoon from last summer is still the first thing strangers read about you. See the plan

Review generation

They said they loved it and would leave a review tonight. That was weeks ago, and you are still waiting. See the plan

Review response

It is late, you just read a review that stung, and your thumbs are already typing something you will regret. See the plan

Branding

Your work is better than the company down the road, but side by side, you look like the smaller, riskier choice. See the plan

Logo design

The sign shop needs your logo as a vector file, and all you have is a blurry image someone texted you years ago. See the plan

PR and press

The paper ran a story on your industry and quoted somebody else, and you have been doing this work longer. See the plan

Crisis communications

Your phone lit up before you finished your coffee, and every message is about the same video. See the plan

Employer branding

The person you most wanted to hire looked you up, found nothing about working for you, and took the other offer. See the plan

Leads and sales

More booked jobs from the calls, forms and leads you already pay for, and a steady supply of new ones.

Pay per booked job

Your crew is drinking coffee in the shop on a Wednesday, and you are still paying for ads that did not ring. See the plan

Exclusive leads

You call the lead back right away, and they tell you a few other companies already did. See the plan

Appointment setting

The list of people you should be calling has been sitting next to your keyboard since spring. See the plan

Outbound calling and cold outreach

You know exactly who should be your clients. You just have not been able to make yourself call them. See the plan

Lead follow-up

Somebody asked for help last night, and by the time anyone saw it this afternoon, they had already moved on. See the plan

Estimate follow-up

You did the drive, the measuring and the quote, and then the estimate just sat there until it quietly died. See the plan

Sales training

You listen to the recording and hear it: the caller asked one simple question, and the sale ended right there. See the plan

In-home sales training

They liked you, they liked the plan, and then they said they need to get a few more quotes. See the plan

Sales process and scripts

Your best salesperson went on vacation, and so did half your sales, because nothing they do is written down. See the plan

Commercial accounts

Every spring the residential calls slow down, and every spring you watch another company's vans at the same office park. See the plan

Property manager accounts

A property manager called on Friday afternoon with a unit to turn by Monday, and you were not set up to say yes. See the plan

Call center and dispatch

Every call answered, booked and dispatched, day and night, by people and AI that know your business.

Answering service

You can be great at the work and still lose the customer who called while your hands were full. See the plan

After-hours answering

The calls that come in after you lock up are often the ones that matter most, and right now they get a recording. See the plan

Inbound call center

Your marketing finally worked, and now the phone rings faster than your team can pick it up. See the plan

Outbound call center

Somewhere in your software is a list of people who already trust you, and nobody has called them in a long time. See the plan

Milo AI receptionist

Milo answers every call, day or night, books a real opening on your calendar and texts you what happened while you keep working. See the plan

Virtual receptionist

Your front desk person gave notice, and you just realized how much of the business ran through that one chair. See the plan

Outsourced dispatch

The board looks fine at seven, and by ten your trucks are crisscrossing Metro Detroit while customers call to ask where the tech is. See the plan

24/7 emergency dispatch

When a furnace quits on the coldest night of the year, the shop that answers first gets the job and the customer for life. See the plan

CSR and call booking training

Your phone rang, the caller was ready, and someone on your team told them they would have to call back. See the plan

Call recording review and scoring

Every conversation with your customers is sitting in a recording somewhere, and nobody is listening. See the plan

Live chat and web chat

Someone is on your website right now with one question, and when nobody answers they close the tab. See the plan

Business texting inbox

Your customers want to text you, and right now those texts are scattered across a few personal cell phones. See the plan

Bilingual answering

A caller who wants to hire you hears only English, hesitates, and quietly hangs up to find someone who speaks their language. See the plan

Appointment reminders and confirmations

You held the time, turned someone else away and got ready, and the person never showed up. See the plan

Patient scheduling

Your front desk is checking in a full waiting room while the phone rings with the next new patient. See the plan

Operations

Inventory, fleet, scheduling, estimating, quality and the systems that let a busy shop run without the owner holding every thread.

Inventory management

You know you bought it. You just can't find it, so you buy it again. See the plan

Truck and van stock management

Every supply house run in the middle of a job is a tech on the clock and a customer watching the door. See the plan

Purchasing and supplier management

Prices crept up a little every month, and you only noticed when the margin was already gone. See the plan

Shop and warehouse setup

Your crew loses the first hour of the day hunting through the shop for things you already own. See the plan

Fleet management

A vehicle down in the busy season is a crew sitting still and a calendar of jobs you cannot reach. See the plan

GPS fleet tracking

When a customer asks where your crew is, you should not have to call the crew to find out. See the plan

Scheduling and capacity planning

Monday is so packed you can't breathe, Thursday is wide open, and the customers who wanted Monday went elsewhere. See the plan

Route optimization

Your crew spent more time on Telegraph than at the customer's door today, and you paid for every mile. See the plan

Job costing

You were busy all year, and you still can't say which jobs made money and which ones quietly lost it. See the plan

Estimating and takeoff services

The bid is due Friday at noon, and the takeoff is still a roll of plans on your kitchen table. See the plan

Permit and inspection management

The crew is ready, the material is on site, and the job is sitting still because a permit is stuck on someone's desk. See the plan

Construction project management

The homeowner is texting you at dinner asking why nobody showed up today, and honestly, you aren't sure. See the plan

Subcontractor management

Your sub didn't show, didn't call, and his insurance expired last month without anyone noticing. See the plan

Quality control and callback reduction

The customer is calling about the same job you finished on Friday, and nobody gets paid for the second trip. See the plan

Safety programs and OSHA readiness

The day an inspector asks for your written safety program is the wrong day to find out you don't have one. See the plan

Warranty and claims management

The part failed under warranty, but nobody registered it, so you just bought it twice. See the plan

Standard operating procedures

Your business runs fine until the one person who knows how everything works takes a week off. See the plan

Process improvement

The work isn't hard. It just passes through too many hands, and something drops every time it does. See the plan

Operations consulting

You built a business that runs on you, and now it can't run without you for a single long weekend. See the plan

Food cost and menu engineering

The dining room was full all weekend, and the invoices still ate everything the register took in. See the plan

Front desk operations

The phone is ringing, three people are at the desk, and the customer in the chair has been waiting far too long. See the plan

Medical billing and collections

You did the work, the patient left happy, and the claim is still sitting in a denial pile nobody has time to touch. See the plan

Insurance credentialing

Your new provider started Monday, and patients are being turned away because they aren't in network yet. See the plan

Training and coaching

Coaching for technicians, CSRs, salespeople, managers, agents and owners, built on your calls and your jobs.

Technician training

You can hire a tech who knows the trade and still watch them leave money, and trust, behind at every house. See the plan

Technician ride-along coaching

Your tech is great in the basement and goes quiet at the kitchen table, right when the homeowner needs them most. See the plan

Service manager training

You promoted your best tech to run the crew, and now you have a stressed manager and one less great tech on the road. See the plan

Apprentice and helper programs

You cannot find experienced techs, so the next great one has to be grown right here in your shop. See the plan

Customer service training

You built the business on how people feel when they deal with you, and lately not everyone on the team gets that. See the plan

Manager and supervisor training

You promoted someone good at the work, and now they are sitting in the parking lot dreading a conversation. See the plan

Front desk training

Your front desk is the first and last thing every customer remembers, and right now it depends on who is working. See the plan

Practice coaching

You trained for years to take care of customers, and nobody trained you to run the practice around them. See the plan

Salon and barbershop coaching

Your chairs are full on Saturday, and somehow the money is still tight on Monday. See the plan

Restaurant coaching

The dining room was full all weekend, and the invoices on your desk say you barely made anything. See the plan

Real estate agent coaching

You closed a great fall, and now it is January and your pipeline is as empty as an open house sign-in sheet. See the plan

Real estate team coaching

You built a team to get your life back, and somehow you are still the one closing most of the jobs. See the plan

New agent training

You passed the exam, your license is active and the phone is not ringing yet. See the plan

Listing presentation coaching

You knew the house, the market and the price, and the sellers still signed with someone else. See the plan

Loan officer coaching

Refinances paid the bills for a while, and now you need agents who send you purchase jobs every month. See the plan

Hiring and HR

Find, pay, train and keep good people, with the HR paperwork done right.

Hiring and recruiting

Your best person just gave notice on a Friday, and you have no idea where the next one is coming from. See the plan

Technician recruiting

The phones are ringing off the hook in July, and the only thing standing between you and the work is one more good tech. See the plan

Temporary staffing

The busiest week of your year starts Monday, and two people just called to say they can't make it. See the plan

HR outsourcing

An employee just dropped an HR question on your desk at five o'clock, and you are about to answer it from a search engine. See the plan

HR compliance

A letter from the state is sitting on your desk, and you are hoping the answer is somewhere in your files. See the plan

Employee handbook

Somebody is arguing about a policy you never wrote down, and it's your word against theirs. See the plan

Onboarding programs

Your new hire spent their first day sitting in the break room waiting for someone to tell them what to do. See the plan

Pay plans and commission design

Payday shouldn't start an argument, but every other Friday someone is sure the math is wrong. See the plan

Performance reviews and scorecards

Raise time is here, nothing was written down all year, and you are about to wing the most important talk you'll have. See the plan

Employee retention

Another good one just told you they're leaving, and they said nobody ever asked what would make them stay. See the plan

Job descriptions and job ads

You typed the job ad on your phone between jobs, and the applicants show it. See the plan

Virtual assistants

You're sitting in the driveway answering emails because if you go inside, they won't get answered. See the plan

Payroll services

It's Thursday night, payroll is due, and you just found a tax notice in the mail about a deposit you thought was made. See the plan

Finance and accounting

Clean books, job costing, payroll and a tax plan that holds up.

Bookkeeping

You should know whether last month made money before the next one is half over. See the plan

Accounting and tax

You deserve an accountant who calls you in October, not one you only hear from when the bill is due. See the plan

Catch-up and cleanup bookkeeping

Being behind on the books feels heavier every month, and it gets lighter the minute someone else starts digging. See the plan

QuickBooks setup and cleanup

QuickBooks should tell you how the business is doing, not leave you guessing what Ask My Accountant means. See the plan

Tax planning

A good year should feel like a good year, not like a bill you never saw coming. See the plan

Cash flow management

You should not have to open the bank app before every payroll to see if it will clear. See the plan

Budgeting and forecasting

Every January you promise this is the year you plan it out, and by March you are back to guessing. See the plan

Accounts receivable follow-up

You did the work. Chasing the money for it should not be a second job you never get paid for. See the plan

Accounts payable

Every late fee and double payment is money you earned and handed back for nothing. See the plan

WIP schedules and construction accounting

The job you feel good about might be the one quietly eating your margin, and the WIP shows it first. See the plan

Sales and use tax

A sales tax letter from the state can reach back years, and it always seems to land in your busiest month. See the plan

Lien notices and waivers

Your right to get paid on a job can slip away on paperwork, long before anyone says no to the invoice. See the plan

Monthly financial reporting

You make decisions every day. The numbers behind them should show up every month, on time, in words you can read. See the plan

Profit planning

Getting busier every year and keeping less of it is not a growth problem. It is a profit problem. See the plan

Capital and funding

Loans, lines, equipment money and grants for the next truck, hire or building.

Business funding

The right money at the right time grows a business. The wrong money can quietly take it apart. See the plan

SBA loans

An SBA loan can carry your next big move, if you can get through the paperwork without losing your mind. See the plan

Equipment financing

When the machine your whole day runs on quits, you need a replacement this week, not a loan process that takes a season. See the plan

Work truck and van financing

One van that will not start can wipe out a whole day of jobs before your first coffee. See the plan

Business line of credit

The best time to open a credit line is a good month, so a bad month never turns into a crisis. See the plan

Invoice factoring

You finished the work weeks ago, the customer pays on their own schedule, and your payroll does not wait. See the plan

Customer financing programs

They wanted the work done. The price just landed all at once, and they needed a way to say yes. See the plan

Loans to buy your building

Every rent check builds equity for someone. With the right loan, it could be you. See the plan

Acquisition financing

When the owner down the road says they are ready to retire, the question is whether you can say yes before someone else does. See the plan

Grants and incentives

The grant that fits your business is out there, and the deadline is always closer than the post made it sound. See the plan

Business credit building

Your business has earned its own reputation. It should have its own credit too, so your personal score stops carrying it. See the plan

Technology and AI

CRM, field software, AI agents, IT and security set up so your team actually uses them.

CRM and automation setup

Somewhere in your texts is a customer who asked for a quote last month and never heard back. See the plan

Field service software setup

Your tech is in the driveway calling the office to ask what the customer wanted, again. See the plan

Software migration

You picked new software months ago, and you are still not on it because moving everything feels like surgery. See the plan

AI agents and automation

You hear about AI every day, and your best person still spends Friday copying numbers from one screen to another. See the plan

AI chatbots

Someone is on your website at eleven at night with a question, and the only answer they get is a contact form. See the plan

Workflow automation

The same customer name gets typed into four different systems before the job even starts. See the plan

Managed IT

The printer is down, the Wi-Fi drops every afternoon, and the only IT person you have is your nephew. See the plan

Cybersecurity

One fake invoice email, opened by the wrong person on a busy afternoon, is all it takes to empty an account. See the plan

Business phone systems

Your phone tree sends callers in a circle, and half of them hang up before anyone says hello. See the plan

Reporting and business intelligence

You have numbers in five systems and no idea which one to believe when the bank asks how you are doing. See the plan

POS system setup

The line is out the door, the card reader just froze, and your menu in the system is three changes behind. See the plan

Practice management software

Your front desk works three screens and a paper schedule just to check one customer in, while the waiting room fills. See the plan

Real estate business services

Leads, transaction coordination, ISAs, listing marketing and coaching for agents, teams, brokerages, lenders and investors.

Real estate marketing

You are great in a living room, but nobody in Metro Detroit knows your name until a friend of a friend mentions it. See the plan

Real estate lead generation

You paid for a lead at midnight, called at eight, and someone else was already showing them the house. See the plan

Seller lead generation

Buyers are everywhere, but the listing appointment you need this month is the one that keeps slipping away. See the plan

Transaction coordination

You were showing a house when the inspection deadline passed, and nobody else knew it was today. See the plan

Real estate ISA

You have hundreds of leads in your CRM and no time to call a single one of them today. See the plan

Real estate virtual assistants

You got your license to sell homes, and somehow you spend Tuesday night uploading photos to the MLS. See the plan

Listing marketing

The seller trusted you with their home, and every week it sits feels like a question about you. See the plan

Real estate photography and video

Buyers decide in a few swipes whether to see the house, and a dark phone photo of the kitchen is not winning that swipe. See the plan

Sphere and past client marketing

Your last customer loved working with you, and three years later they hired someone else because they forgot your name. See the plan

Agent recruiting

Your best agent just told you she is moving to another brokerage, and you have no one in the pipeline to take her desk. See the plan

Brokerage consulting

You built a great team, opened your own brokerage and found out running the business is a whole different job. See the plan

Real estate CRM setup

Your CRM has thousands of contacts and you could not tell me who you should call this morning. See the plan

Loan officer marketing

Rates move, your phone goes quiet, and the agents who used to send you buyers are trying someone new. See the plan

Investor and wholesaler lead generation

You know there are tired landlords and inherited houses in Metro Detroit, and you cannot find their owners before someone else does. See the plan

By industry

Every industry we serve, with the businesses (or licensed people) of each in the Rebuild Detroit index across the six counties.

Real estate and lending

Marketing for realtors 126,493
Marketing for real estate brokerages 9,310
Marketing for appraisers 5,293
Marketing for real estate wholesalers 916
Marketing for home inspectors 473
Marketing for property management companies 311
Marketing for mortgage lenders 14
Marketing for title companies 3

Home service and construction

Marketing for general contractors 53,326
Marketing for electricians 26,952
Marketing for plumbers 12,445
Marketing for cleaning companies 5,324
Marketing for landscapers 4,079
Marketing for HVAC companies 3,788
Marketing for painters 3,417
Marketing for roofers 1,841
Marketing for flooring companies 1,746
Marketing for window and door companies 1,404
Marketing for fire protection companies 1,204
Marketing for concrete contractors 1,052
Marketing for elevator companies 968
Marketing for handyman services 846
Marketing for foundation repair companies 655
Marketing for carpenters 597
Marketing for fence and deck builders 563
Marketing for glass and glazing companies 533
Marketing for siding contractors 494
Marketing for welding shops 462
Marketing for dumpster rental companies 382
Marketing for drywall contractors 372
Marketing for restoration companies 335
Marketing for pest control companies 332
Marketing for insulation contractors 324
Marketing for equipment operators 204
Marketing for excavation contractors 163
Marketing for paving companies 160
Marketing for low voltage contractors 151
Marketing for ironworkers 145
Marketing for demolition companies 96
Marketing for locksmiths 95
Marketing for energy auditors 90
Marketing for asbestos removal companies 67
Marketing for solar installers 65
Marketing for pipefitters 63
Marketing for millwrights 24

Health and wellness practices

Marketing for medical practices 16,523
Marketing for dental practices 4,560
Marketing for counseling and therapy practices 4,515
Marketing for physical therapy clinics 4,233
Marketing for pharmacies 2,893
Marketing for chiropractors 1,663
Marketing for optometrists and eye care shops 847
Marketing for home health and senior care providers 367
Marketing for veterinary clinics 338

Salons, barbershops and spas

Marketing for salons 10,402
Marketing for spas and massage studios 3,386
Marketing for barbershops 2,510

Professional services

Marketing for accounting firms 9,819
Marketing for architecture and engineering firms 8,447
Marketing for staffing agencies 1,035
Marketing for insurance agencies 411
Marketing for financial advisors 334
Marketing for law firms 309

Local shops and services

Marketing for retail shops 1,272
Marketing for manufacturers 1,191
Marketing for event venues and planners 951
Marketing for gyms and fitness studios 800
Marketing for nonprofits and churches 699
Marketing for auto repair shops 679
Marketing for child care centers 592
Marketing for photographers and videographers 535
Marketing for pet groomers and trainers 338
Marketing for moving companies 269

Restaurants and food

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Who you are dealing with

Tevin Jackson, founder of Rebuild Detroit

Before Rebuild Detroit, Tevin Jackson helped scale more than 100 home service brands with marketing, sales and operations. Business Services is that playbook, run for Metro Detroit companies by the team behind the Rebuild Detroit directory.

Detroit real estate investor
Author of Against All Odds and The Spark
Helped scale 100+ home service brands

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