We covered how tradies can use ChatGPT. Here are the actual prompts. Copy one, paste it into ChatGPT, swap your details into the square brackets, and send. No special wording needed.
Quotes and follow-ups
Write a short, friendly follow-up text to a customer who has not replied to my quote for [a bathroom reno]. Polite, not pushy.
Turn these rough notes into a clear quote summary I can send a customer: [paste your notes].
Reviews
Write a warm, two-sentence reply to this 5-star Google review: [paste the review].
Write a calm, professional reply to this negative review. Do not argue, just acknowledge it and offer to sort it out on [your number]: [paste the review].
More on the tricky ones: how to reply to a bad Google review.
Winning more work
Write a friendly text to a customer I serviced about a year ago for [a hot water system], offering a quick check before summer. Warm, and easy to say no to.
That one is the 10-minute win-back text, the cheapest job you can do.
Write a 750-character Google Business Profile description for a [Werribee electrician] who does [switchboards, EV chargers and emergency callouts].
Drop it straight into your profile (see setting up your Google Business Profile).
Your website words
Write three short, plain homepage headlines for a [suburb] [trade] who is reliable and quick to answer the phone.
Write a short, plain-English "about us" paragraph for [business name], a family [trade] working across [your area].
The catch
None of this happens on its own. ChatGPT only does the job when you open it, write the prompt, copy the result and paste it where it goes, every single time. Between jobs, that is real hours, which is why most tradies start strong and quietly stop.
That is the whole reason BizEdge exists: it runs the follow-ups, the review replies and the win-back texts for you automatically, for less than those hours would cost you. The AI does the marketing, you stay on the tools.