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For shop owners and freelancers who bill customers: turn a job into a clean invoice and draft polite reminders for the ones that are late. A local script adds up totals and tax to the penny, works out due dates and days overdue, and picks a friendly, firm, or final reminder for each. It never sends anything.
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For local shop and service owners: write a Google Business-style listing (description, hours, services, and FAQ) that is complete and follows the rules. A local script checks length limits, missing days and fields, keyword-stuffed names, links or offers in the description, and phone numbers that do not match. You paste it in yourself.
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For freelancers and service businesses unsure what to charge: set an hourly rate and per-job prices that cover your costs and pay you what you need. A local script works back from your take-home goal, running costs, and real billable hours to a target rate, a break-even price, and the margin on each job, and flags prices that are too low.
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For shop, cafe, and service owners: draft short, human replies to Google and Yelp reviews that thank happy customers and calmly answer upset ones. A local script sorts reviews by stars and urgency, flags health, refund, and rude-staff complaints to answer first, and counts what people mention most. You post the replies yourself.
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For small shop and service owners who keep books from a bank statement: sort every deposit and payment into plain categories and see profit by month. A local script knows common shop money (Square and Stripe deposits, card fees, rent, payroll, supplier bills), keeps owner draws, loans, and sales tax out of profit, and lists what it could not place. Not tax advice.
For shop and service owners: invoices and follow-ups, replies to reviews, and simple bookkeeping.