If you’re not a business, and just your everyday consumer, you may wonder how TalkLocal can help you.  Here’s how:

Imagine yourself in a situation where you need service professional, say a plumber. Whats steps do you take to find the plumber? You probably do one of the following:

– Search the yellow pages and call companies one by one, comparing each
– Search the internet and do the same thing
– Try to find the number of a plumber you’ve used in the past

Regardless of which one of these options you choose, the end result is still YOU calling plumbers to try to find the best one. The worst part about this process is when you call the plumber, you have no clue if he can fix your problem or is available at a time when you are. And even if there is mutual availability, you will be the one who accommodates his schedule, not the other way around.

This process is the standard in the service industries, and it is one which benefits the service providers much more than the consumers. Wouldn’t it be nice if the plumbers came to you and accommodated your schedule?

This is where TalkLocal comes in to save the day. With TalkLocal, you just go to our homepage, choose the industry and location, and fill out this easy form:

After you fill out this form, sit back and watch the action unfold on our live action page, and in just a minute or two, you’ll have a company call you. Better yet, the company already knows your problem, location, and the time you want to be serviced!

But let’s say the first plumber is asking for too much money. At the end of that call, you have the option of hearing from another plumber, or ending the search.

So, what would you rather do: take time calling different plumbers one by one, until you find one who’s needs you are able to accommodate, or have plumbers call you, and accommodate to YOUR needs like a personal concierge service?

That easy choice is what makes TalkLocal different.

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