One spot per trade, per county.
The Moved In homeowner guide is free and printed, for people who just bought a home. Each county edition carries one business per trade. When a new homeowner needs a plumber, the plumbing page has one name on it, and it can be yours.
The first edition is in the works, and we’re choosing our first counties now.
The spot, from a sample trade page · sample ad shown
The spot at a glance.
- The spot
- The bottom four inches of your trade’s page.
- Written for
- People who just bought a home in the county.
- The rule
- One business per trade, per county edition.
- The label
- Every spot is marked as a paid ad.
- The price
- Pricing on request.
They need a plumber before they have one.
A new house comes with a list: a water heater they haven’t looked at, a roof of unknown age, an AC that has to get through its first summer with them. The jobs come before the contacts do.
The guide is built to reach them in those first months, before they’ve settled on a plumber or a roofer. Each edition carries one business per trade, so the roofing page has one roofer on it. Yours, if you hold the spot.
Be the name on your trade’s page.
- 1Four tips
For the homeowner, about your trade. We write them: general upkeep, no prices, no statistics.
- 2“Call a pro when”
The signs a job needs a professional.
- 3Two write-it-down lines
Like the filter size or the date of the last service.
- 4Your spot
The bottom four inches: your business name and logo, your number and website, a short note in your words, up to three short reasons to call, an offer if you have one, your service area, and anything your trade has to show in an ad, such as a license number.
Why the tipsThe tips give the homeowner a reason to keep the page. Your spot puts your number on it.
How a spot runs, edition to edition.
- 1Ask about your trade and county.
We’ll tell you where the spot stands and what it costs.
- 2Book it.
Once we’ve agreed terms, the spot is yours: no one else in your trade can take it in that county’s edition.
- 3Send your details.
Business name, number, a short note, your logo, and anything your trade has to show in an ad, such as a license number. We’ll tell you if your trade has other rules for ads.
- 4Approve your proof.
We set your spot on your trade’s page, read the wording, and send you a proof before anything prints.
- 5Mailing.
Each edition will be mailed free to people who recently bought a home in your county.
- 6Renew.
A spot runs for an agreed number of editions and can renew. Ask about terms.
One page per trade.
- Open
- No business holds it. You can book it.
- Booked
- Set for the next edition.
Every trade, in every county edition, is one of those two things. Ask about yours and we’ll tell you where it stands. Don’t see your trade? Ask anyway.
- Locksmith
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Heating & air
- Roofing
- Foundation & drainage
- Pest control
- Lawn & irrigation
- Garage doors
- Handyman
Good to know.
- Every spot is labeled as paid. Each spot carries an advertisement band, and the guide’s cover says featured pros are paid advertisers.
- We read every spot before it prints. That’s a check on the ad’s wording, not an endorsement of your business.
- Some trades must show a license number in ads. We’ll ask for it with your copy.
Can two plumbers be in the same edition?
No. One business per trade, per county edition.
Do I write my own spot?
Yes: your name, your number and a short note in your words. We check the wording and send you a proof.
How long does a spot run?
For an agreed number of editions, and it can renew. Ask about terms.
What does it cost?
Pricing on request. Tell us your trade and county and we’ll quote it.
Does the reader pay anything?
No. The guide is free to the people who get it.
Pricing
Pricing on request.
Email us your trade and county. We’ll tell you whether the spot is open and what it costs.