Skill: gitflopez/carpet-cleaning-floor-care-marketing-kit (version 1.0.2)

# Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care Marketing Kit **Skill #167 | Version 2.0 | Category: Home Services Marketing | Price: $29 one-time** ## What This Skill Does Generates compliance-ready marketing copy for IICRC-certified carpet cleaning and floor care companies. Every output enforces state contractor license placement, IICRC certification level accuracy (CTS/CCT/WFR/WRT/ART/AMRT with correct scope), IICRC S100 fiber content and cleaning chemistry pH compliance, truck-mount vs. portable extraction unit disclosure, drying time accuracy tied to documented equipment specs, WoolSafe membership gating for wool and natural fiber work, and EPA/FIFRA-compliant health and allergen claim language — the exact technical language that separates legitimate IICRC-certified professionals from unlicensed operators and generic AI output. No generic AI knows that wool carpet requires cleaning chemistry at pH 5.0–8.0 (IICRC S100 fiber-specific range) and that using an alkaline pre-spray above pH 10 on wool causes irreversible fiber damage and voids any WoolSafe warranty, that "steam cleaning" is technically incorrect for hot water extraction (HWE delivers 150–212°F water, not steam — steam is a regulated EPA/OSHA term for pressure steam systems above 212°F), that drying time claims ("dries in 2 hours") require documenting the truck-mount extraction specs (CFM airflow, vacuum lift, water temperature) and ambient conditions (temperature, RH, air movement) to be defensible under FTC guidelines, that "kills 99.9% of bacteria" requires an EPA-registered disinfectant under FIFRA and the specific EPA registration number in the ad, that WoolSafe membership is required to use WoolSafe-approved chemistry on client's wool area rugs or wool broadloom, or that portable extraction units operate at 50–80°F water temperature and 150–200 CFM airflow vs. truck-mounts at 150–212°F and 300–500 CFM — a difference that directly affects fiber soil suspension, dwell time, and actual drying time. This skill does — and that knowledge earns trust with homeowners, property managers, hotel facility directors, and STR/Airbnb hosts who have been burned by wicking, over-wetting, and re-soiling before. ## Who This Is For - IICRC-certified carpet cleaning companies (residential and commercial) - Floor care companies (hardwood, tile/grout, stone, VCT, LVT cleaning and restoration) - Area rug cleaning specialists (wool, silk, natural fiber, synthetic) - Upholstery cleaning companies (fabric, leather, microfiber) - Water damage restoration companies with carpet cleaning division (WRT/ASD certified) - Hotel and hospitality facility cleaning contractors - Property management cleaning service providers - STR/Airbnb turnover cleaning companies adding carpet care services **Market size:** 40,000+ IICRC-certified carpet cleaning firms in the US; residential carpet cleaning is a $5.3 billion/year market; commercial carpet care (hotels, offices, STRs) adds $3.1 billion; Las Vegas / Clark County: 180,000+ rental units + 150,000+ hotel rooms + 60,000+ Airbnb/VRBO active listings = one of the highest-density STR and hospitality carpet care markets in the US; desert climate means high foot traffic (no muddy boots) but extreme fine particulate dust (caliche, desert silt) that embeds below fiber tips, creating a year-round cleaning need regardless of season. --- ## The 7 Compliance Moats **1. State License # + IICRC Certification Level Enforcement** Every ad, service page, and email template references correct state licensing requirements and IICRC certification scope: - **Nevada:** NV does not require a specific state license for carpet cleaning alone; however, any carpet cleaning company performing water damage mitigation or extraction services exceeding $1,000 in material/equipment scope requires NV C-2 (Concrete and Masonry) or C-21 (Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning) involvement for structural drying systems, or operates under a restoration contractor's NV B (General Building) or specialty license — carpet cleaning + restoration companies must disclose which license covers which scope; Clark County business license required for all commercial cleaning operations; IICRC certification (CTS, CCT, WRT, ASD) is the primary credentialing standard referenced in ads and service pages; IICRC firm certification number must appear in all marketing that references "IICRC Certified Firm" - **California:** No statewide carpet cleaning license; however, water damage restoration work above $500 in labor requires CSLB C-61/D-49 (Water and Flood Damage Restoration) or CSLB B (General Building Contractor) license; CSLB license # must appear in all California advertising; carpet-only companies below restoration threshold exempt but must not imply restoration capability without license; IICRC CCT (Carpet Cleaning Technician) and WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician) certifications are the market credentialing standard - **Arizona:** AZ ROC does not require a specific carpet cleaning license; restoration work requires AZ ROC CR-37 (Insulation and Acoustical) only if duct work is involved; however, Maricopa County business license + liability insurance certificate required for all commercial cleaning contracts; IICRC certification is the primary consumer-facing credential; carpet cleaning businesses marketing "mold remediation" require ADOSH OSHA compliance and IICRC AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician) certification - **Florida:** No statewide carpet cleaning license; water damage restoration above $50,000 requires DBPR CILB certified contractor; FL counties (Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach) have additional business license requirements for carpet cleaning companies; "mold assessment" or "mold remediation" in advertising requires FL DBPR Licensed Mold Assessor or Remediator credentials — highest-risk FTC/state compliance area for carpet cleaning companies in Florida - **Texas:** No statewide carpet cleaning license; Texas Mold Assessment and Remediation Rules (25 TAC Chapter 295) require TX DSHS Mold Remediator license for any mold remediation marketing; carpet cleaning ads may not imply mold remediation capability without TX DSHS license; city of Dallas, Houston, and Austin require commercial cleaning business licenses for commercial contracts - **IICRC Certification Level Scope (must match services marketed):** - **CTS (Carpet Technician Specialist):** Basic carpet cleaning scope; residential hot water extraction; does not cover upholstery, area rugs, or water damage - **CCT (Carpet Cleaning Technician):** Extends CTS scope to advanced carpet cleaning methods; commercial carpet; maintenance programs - **WFR (Wood Floor Refinishing Technician) / WFS (Wood Floor Sanding Technician):** Hardwood floor restoration scope only — not carpet - **WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician):** Water extraction, drying, monitoring — required for any water damage language in marketing - **ART (Applied Structural Drying Technician):** Advanced structural drying beyond WRT scope - **AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician):** Mold and microbial remediation — required for any mold language in marketing - **IICRC Firm Certification:** Company-level credential (not just individual technician) — must be maintained annually; if marketing "IICRC Certified Firm" without current firm cert, creates consumer deception exposure; firm cert number is separate from individual technician certification numbers **2. IICRC S100 Fiber Content + Cleaning Chemistry pH Compliance** All marketing copy for fiber-specific services enforces IICRC S100 Standard Reference Guide cleaning chemistry pH ranges: - **Wool and natural protein fibers (wool broadloom, wool area rugs, silk, sisal, seagrass, jute):** - IICRC S100 pH range: 5.0–8.0 (slightly acidic to neutral) for pre-spray and extraction chemistry - pH above 8.5 on wool causes cuticle lifting, fiber swelling, dye bleeding, and felting — permanent damage not reversible by re-cleaning - pH above 10.0 (common alkaline traffic lane cleaners) destroys protein fiber structure — a single mis-applied pre-spray can void a $3,000–$15,000 area rug warranty - Marketing copy must not claim "deep clean any carpet" without fiber-specific disclosure; wool and silk require separate methodology disclosure - WoolSafe-approved chemistry (see Moat 5) must be used on WoolSafe-approved area rugs and broadloom to preserve manufacturer fiber warranty - Silk area rugs: pH 6.0–7.5 maximum; enzyme-based spotters are contraindicated on silk (protein digestion of fiber); this is a complete prohibition in marketing any "enzyme odor eliminator" for silk rugs - **Synthetic nylon (Stainmaster, Wear-Dated, Mohawk SmartStrand — type 6 and type 6,6):** - pH range: 2.0–10.0 (broad tolerance — most carpet cleaning chemistry is acceptable) - Acid dye nylon: pH 2.0–7.0 range for maximum dye stability (acid dyes are pH-sensitive — alkaline pre-spray can cause color migration at pH > 9.5 on acid-dyed nylon) - Solution-dyed nylon and olefin: pH 2.0–11.0 (dye is locked in fiber — highest chemistry tolerance) - "Stainmaster" is a DuPont/Invista trademark for specific fluorochemical stain protection treatment (not a fiber type) — marketing "Stainmaster certified cleaning" without Invista authorized cleaner status is trademark misuse - **Olefin / polypropylene (Berber, loop pile, outdoor-indoor carpet):** - pH range: 2.0–11.0 (most chemistry tolerant synthetic) - Key risk: olefin is oleophilic (oil-attracting) — rapid re-soiling after cleaning if extraction is incomplete or pH-neutral residue remains - Olefin also crushes easily under heavy furniture — marketing "restores pile" for flat olefin broadloom creates expectation management issues - **Polyester (PET recycled content, PTT Triexta — SmartStrand Silk, Sorona):** - pH range: 2.0–10.0 - Triexta / Sorona (PTT polyester) has unique stain resistance from polymer structure — not from applied fluorochemical; marketing must distinguish from nylon Stainmaster treatment - **Common chemistry compliance failures:** - Generic alkaline pre-spray (pH 10–12) on unidentified fiber — the most common source of dye bleed and fiber damage in carpet cleaning claims - Enzyme odor eliminator applied to wool, silk, or leather — protein fiber degradation risk - Fluorescent brightener in pre-spray on dark nylon — dye alteration on repeat application **3. Truck-Mount vs. Portable Extraction Unit Disclosure** All marketing copy for hot water extraction (HWE) services enforces equipment-specific performance disclosure: - **Truck-mount extraction systems (Butler, Prochem, Sapphire Scientific, Hydra-Master, MX-Xtreme):** - Water temperature: 150–212°F at the jet (varies by system, ambient temperature, and hose length — temperature drop ~5°F per 50 ft of hose) - Airflow / vacuum lift: 300–600 CFM, 14–16" water lift (dual 3-stage or tri-stage vac blower systems) - Water pressure: 200–600 PSI (most residential work: 200–300 PSI) - Cleaning water: fresh from truck tank — no cross-contamination with waste water - Key marketing claim validation: higher temperature = better soil suspension and faster drying (lower moisture content after extraction) — defensible with equipment spec sheet - Drying time: 4–8 hours under normal Las Vegas conditions (low humidity, high temperature) — must be quoted as range with ambient condition assumption, not as guarantee - **Portable extraction units (Mytee, Prochem Sprint, Sandia):** - Water temperature: 50–100°F (heat from building hot water supply or inline heater) - Airflow / vacuum lift: 100–200 CFM, 10–12" water lift (single-stage vac motor) - Performance gap vs. truck-mount: portable units leave more moisture in carpet after extraction (higher moisture content = longer drying time, greater re-soiling risk, higher wicking probability) - Legitimate use: multi-story apartment buildings where truck-mount hose length (>300 ft) would cause unacceptable temperature and pressure loss; commercial corridors; encapsulation-only programs - Marketing requirement: if using portable units, must not imply truck-mount performance without disclosing unit type when drying time claims are made; "same drying time as truck-mount" is a false equivalence claim - **Encapsulation cleaning (low-moisture commercial carpet maintenance):** - Water usage: 4–8 oz per sq yd (vs. HWE at 20–40 oz per sq yd) - Appropriate for: commercial loop pile nylon in high-traffic maintenance programs; not appropriate for heavily soiled residential carpet, pet-affected carpet, or berber with significant embedded soil - Marketing claim gate: "no drying time" is acceptable only for encapsulation with single-pass machine; "one-hour drying" is acceptable only with hot water encapsulation at documented low moisture output - Cannot substitute encapsulation for HWE and call it "deep cleaning" or "hot water extraction" — FTC deceptive practice **4. Drying Time Accuracy Gating** All drying time claims in ads, service pages, and review requests must be equipment-specific and condition-qualified: - **The compliance problem:** "Dries in 2 hours!" is the most common deceptive claim in carpet cleaning advertising and the #1 source of consumer complaints to IICRC ethics boards - **What determines actual drying time:** - Extraction system efficiency (truck-mount at 14" water lift removes ~85% of rinse water; portable at 10" removes ~75%) - Ambient temperature (Las Vegas summer at 105°F = faster drying than Phoenix monsoon at 110°F/80% RH) - Ambient relative humidity (Las Vegas 15–25% RH = fastest drying market in the US) - Air movement (ceiling fans, HVAC running, windows open — marketing can encourage but not control) - Carpet fiber type and pile height (cut pile dries faster than loop; high pile retains more moisture) - Underpad type and condition (foam underpad holds moisture; jute-backed underpad wicks slowly) - **Defensible drying time claim format:** "Most carpets dry in 4–6 hours with our truck-mount system in Las Vegas's low-humidity climate — we'll tell you the expected range based on your carpet type before we start" - **Non-defensible formats to block:** "Dries in 2 hours guaranteed", "Same-day dry", "Done before dinner", "Dry before we leave" - **Exceptions:** Encapsulation cleaning ("carpet is ready to walk on within 20–30 minutes of cleaning" is defensible); dry compound cleaning ("no drying time" is defensible for dry compound only) **5. WoolSafe Certification Gating** All marketing copy for wool, natural fiber, and specialty area rug cleaning enforces WoolSafe membership: - **WoolSafe:** The only globally recognized approval system for carpet cleaning chemistry used on wool and wool-blend carpets; operates under BSI (British Standards Institution) and Woolmark licensing; WoolSafe-approved products are tested for fiber compatibility at pH, dye stability, residue level, and re-soiling risk - **WoolSafe member company benefits:** Can market "WoolSafe Member" credential; authorized to clean wool carpet and area rugs using WoolSafe-approved chemistry without voiding wool manufacturer fiber warranty; access to WoolSafe product database (3,000+ approved products by brand/pH/use type) - **Marketing gate:** If company is NOT a WoolSafe member, must not use "certified wool cleaning", "safe for wool warranty", or "WoolSafe" in any ad or service page copy; FTC deceptive practice if implied - **Manufacturer warranty protection angle:** Shaw Floors, Mohawk Karastan, Stanton, Masland, and Couristan wool broadloom warranties specify that cleaning with non-WoolSafe-approved chemistry voids the fiber stain warranty — this is the consumer education hook; most wool carpet owners don't know their $5,000 broadloom warranty can be voided by the wrong pre-spray - **Area rug gating:** Persian, Oriental, Afghan, Turkish, and Tibetan hand-knotted wool rugs are not covered by WoolSafe (WoolSafe covers manufactured carpet); these require RCT (Rug Cleaning Technician) IICRC certification and pH-controlled hand or submersion cleaning; marketing must distinguish "area rug cleaning specialist" from standard carpet cleaning **6. Health and Allergen Claim Guardrails (EPA/FIFRA/FTC)** All health benefit claims in ads, service pages, and email marketing enforce federal and state regulatory standards: - **"Kills bacteria" / "kills germs" / "sanitizes" claims:** - Any claim that a cleaning product "kills bacteria", "kills germs", "disinfects", or "sanitizes" makes it a pesticide under FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act) - EPA registration number required in marketing — format: EPA Reg. No. XXXXX-XX (e.g., Benefect Decon 30: EPA Reg. No. 85243-1) - If company applies an EPA-registered disinfectant/sanitizer, EPA registration number must appear in ads that reference the antimicrobial benefit — FTC and EPA enforced - Claim gate: "We apply EPA-registered sanitizer [Benefect Decon 30, EPA Reg. No. 85243-1] to kill 99.9% of bacteria on contact per EPA efficacy data" is defensible; "We kill all bacteria" is not - COVID-19 / viral pathogen claims require EPA List N approval for the specific product used — many carpet cleaning companies were cited post-2020 for making COVID kill claims without List N products - **Allergen reduction claims:** - "Removes allergens" is defensible only if the extraction method and product are validated for allergen reduction; HWE with HEPA vacuuming is the industry-accepted method for dust mite allergen (Der p 1) reduction - "Eliminates allergens" and "allergy-free carpet" are not defensible — IICRC and ACAAI (American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology) do not validate "allergen elimination" from carpet cleaning - Defensible format: "Hot water extraction reduces dust mite allergen (Der p 1) by up to 87% per IICRC S100 research — we can't eliminate all allergens but we significantly reduce the load" - Asthma claims require clinical language gate — "helps asthma sufferers breathe easier" implies medical benefit (FTC Section 5 deceptive practice if not backed by clinical evidence) - **Eco-friendly / green claims (FTC Green Guides 16 CFR Part 260):** - "Green cleaning" requires disclosure of which specific products qualify and why (pH neutral, biodegradable, plant-based) — blanket "we're green" violates FTC Green Guides - "Non-toxic" claim requires full ingredient disclosure per FTC guidelines — "non-toxic to pets" is the highest-risk green claim in carpet cleaning marketing and requires ASPCA or Pet Poison Helpline product safety data to back - "Biodegradable" requires ≥95% decomposition in a specified timeframe per FTC Green Guides — cannot apply to all cleaning chemistry without product-specific data - WoolSafe-approved products and IICRC-referenced products are the safest anchor for green claims: "we use pH-neutral, WoolSafe-approved chemistry — safe for wool, safe for pets, safe for the planet" is defensible **7. FTC 2023 / TCPA / CAN-SPAM Compliance** All review requests, email marketing, and SMS outreach enforce federal communications law: - **FTC 2023 Endorsement Rule:** - Review requests may not offer incentives (discounts, gift cards, free add-on services) in exchange for reviews — FTC violation per 16 CFR Part 255.5 updated 2023 - Review request emails must include opt-out mechanism and may not direct customers exclusively to Google or Yelp while suppressing negative reviews to private feedback forms - Testimonials on service pages must reflect typical customer results — if the featured testimonial describes exceptional results ("completely removed 10-year-old wine stain!"), must include disclosure that results may vary or that the result was atypical - **TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act):** - SMS/text message marketing to previous customers requires prior express written consent for non-transactional texts (marketing texts, promotions, referral asks) - Opt-out mechanism (reply STOP) must be included in every marketing text - TCPA class action exposure: $500–$1,500 per text per recipient — one mis-sent blast to 500 unconsented numbers = $250K–$750K exposure - Transactional texts (appointment reminders, job completion confirmations) do not require written consent if customer provided number for service booking - **CAN-SPAM (email marketing):** - Physical mailing address required in every marketing email footer - One-click unsubscribe required; unsubscribes must be honored within 10 business days - Subject lines may not be deceptive; "Re: Your carpet cleaning appointment" for a first-contact marketing email is a CAN-SPAM violation --- ## The 4 Prompts ### Prompt 1 (FREE): Seasonal Campaign + Emergency Hook Generate a seasonal carpet cleaning landing page (spring deep clean, fall refresh, pre-holiday, pre-monsoon), matching Facebook post, Instagram post, Google Business Profile seasonal update, and a 3-email welcome sequence for new contacts. All drying time claims are equipment-spec linked. Wool, silk, and specialty fiber disclaimers included. No allergen elimination claims without EPA/IICRC backing. **Best for:** Quick seasonal traffic spike; GBP seasonal offer; lead magnet landing page. --- ### Prompt 2: Service Pages + IICRC Compliance + JSON-LD Schema Generate full service page copy for up to 7 service types (carpet HWE, upholstery, tile/grout, hardwood restoration, area rugs, pet odor treatment, water extraction/drying) with FAQ schema markup (JSON-LD), featured snippet-optimized H2/H3 structure, IICRC certification badge copy, WoolSafe disclosure for wool services, and EPA registration number block for sanitizer services. Every drying time claim tied to documented equipment specs. **Best for:** Website launch or refresh; position zero for "best IICRC carpet cleaner near me." --- ### Prompt 3: Reputation Engine + Referral System Generate a 3-touchpoint review request sequence (same-day, day 3, day 7), FTC 2023-compliant review request templates (no incentives), referral card script, property manager/HOA outreach template, and a 12-month re-engagement sequence for lapsed customers. Includes wool care instruction card for distribution post-service. **Best for:** Turning one-time customers into repeat clients and referral sources; B2B property manager pipeline. --- ### Prompt 4: Digital Ads + B2B Outreach System (Hotels, STRs, Property Managers) Generate Google RSA ad groups (5 groups: residential carpet, pet odor, area rug, commercial/office, water extraction), LSA checklist, Facebook carousel ad (pet odor + seasonal), Nextdoor ad, and 4 B2B cold outreach letters (Airbnb/VRBO host, property management company, boutique hotel/motel, commercial office building facility manager). Includes a recurring commercial service contract proposal template. **Best for:** Building recurring STR and commercial revenue alongside residential jobs. --- ## Required Inputs | Field | Example | |---|---| | Business Name | Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC | | City/Region | Henderson, NV (Las Vegas Metro) | | State License # | Clark County Business License #CCB-2024-08847 | | IICRC Certifications | CTS #M-12847, CCT #M-12848, WRT #M-12849 | | IICRC Firm Cert # | IICRC Firm #FRM-048291 | | WoolSafe Member | Yes / No | | Equipment | Truck-mount Butler System 570 — temp: 195°F, CFM: 420, lift: 14.8" | | Sanitizer (if used) | Benefect Decon 30, EPA Reg. No. 85243-1 | | Services Offered | Carpet HWE, upholstery, tile/grout, area rugs, pet odor, water extraction | | Review Count & Rating | 4.9★ 312 reviews (Google) | | Unique Differentiator | WoolSafe certified, Airbnb turnover specialist, same-day water extraction | | Commercial Targets | Airbnb/VRBO hosts, property managers, boutique hotels | --- ## Compliance Gates Built In - **Blocked:** "Steam cleaning" (incorrect term for HWE — must say "hot water extraction") - **Blocked:** Generic drying time guarantees ("dries in 2 hours") without equipment spec - **Blocked:** "Kills bacteria" without EPA registration number - **Blocked:** "Allergy-free" / "eliminates allergens" claims - **Blocked:** "Safe for wool" without WoolSafe membership disclosure - **Blocked:** Eco-friendly / green / non-toxic claims without specific product data - **Blocked:** Review incentives (FTC 2023 violation) - **Blocked:** SMS marketing without TCPA written consent disclosure - **Blocked:** Mold remediation language without AMRT / state license - **Required:** IICRC Firm cert number in all firm-level credentialing claims - **Required:** EPA Reg. No. in all antimicrobial/sanitizer benefit claims - **Required:** Fiber type disclosure before any cleaning chemistry recommendation

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content: # Marketing Plan — Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care Marketing Kit v2.0

## Positioning

**Tagline:** "The only carpet cleaning marketing kit that knows why wool warranty claims get denied."

**One-line pitch:** 7 compliance moats — IICRC fiber pH, truck-mount specs, EPA registration, WoolSafe, drying time accuracy — that generic AI misses every time.

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## Competitive Analysis

| Competitor | Price | Coverage Gaps |
|-----------|-------|--------------|
| Jasper / Copy.ai | $49/month | No IICRC S100 fiber pH; writes "steam cleaning"; no WoolSafe; no EPA Reg. # gating |
| ServiceTitan AI | Bundled ($169/mo platform) | Generic marketing templates; no compliance enforcement; no STR/hotel B2B templates |
| Broadly / Podium | $399–$599/month | Review + messaging platform; no marketing copy generation; no IICRC compliance |
| Freelance copywriter | $150–$400/project | Per-piece pricing; no fiber science knowledge; drying time claims unverified |
| No ClawHub competitor | — | No IICRC S100/WoolSafe/EPA-compliant carpet cleaning marketing skill exists |

**Max's edge:** $29 once vs. $49–$599/month; IICRC S100 fiber pH enforcement; WoolSafe gating; EPA Reg. # requirement; drying time accuracy — all moats competitors don't address.

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## Target Buyer Personas

**1. IICRC-Certified Owner-Operator (1–3 trucks, $400K–$1.2M revenue)**
- Problem: Generic AI writes legally risky claims they don't catch ("kills all bacteria", "fully removes allergens")
- Buy trigger: "Compliance moats" framing — they've had IICRC ethics complaints or FTC complaint fear
- Price sensitivity: Low for a $29 one-time tool that protects against $1,500/text TCPA exposure

**2. Commercial Carpet Cleaning Company (hotels, STR, property management focus)**
- Problem: Generic hotel/STR B2B outreach templates don't speak to facility director language
- Buy trigger: Prompt 4 — the hotel facility manager and property management outreach templates
- Price sensitivity: Very low — winning one hotel contract = $500–$2,000/month recurring revenue

**3. Restoration + Carpet Cleaning Company (WRT/ART/AMRT certified)**
- Problem: Marketing "carpet cleaning" while holding WRT certification — need to bridge both service lines in ads
- Buy trigger: Multi-service page prompt that handles HWE + water extraction + structural drying as one marketing system
- Price sensitivity: Low — restoration companies bill $3,000–$25,000/water damage job; $29 is negligible

**4. Marketing Agency Serving Home Services**
- Problem: Writing IICRC-compliant content for carpet cleaning clients without subject matter expertise
- Buy trigger: The 7-moat table gives the agency instant credibility with the client
- Price sensitivity: None — they bill $150–$300/hour; $29 saves 1–2 hours of research

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## Revenue Projections

| Month | Free Installs | Paid ($29) | DFY ($49) | Gross |
|-------|-------------|-----------|----------|-------|
| 1 | 120 | 18 | 4 | $718 |
| 2 | 200 | 30 | 6 | $1,164 |
| 3 | 280 | 42 | 9 | $1,659 |
| 6 | 500 | 75 | 15 | $2,925 |

**DFY rate assumption:** 20% of paid buyers upgrade to DFY ($49 — Max runs all 4 prompts and delivers formatted PDF kit)

**Month 3 projection: $1,659/month from this skill alone**

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## Trades Bundle Strategy

**9-skill Trades Bundle: $99 (saves $162 vs. individual pricing)**
- HVAC #159
- Plumbing #160
- Electrical #161
- Painting #162
- Masonry #163
- Roofing #164
- Window & Door #165
- Flooring #166
- **Carpet Cleaning #167 (this skill)**

**Bundle positioning:** "The complete contractor marketing compliance stack — 9 trades, 63 compliance moats, zero FTC exposure"

Bundle AOV: $99 vs. $29 per skill = 3.4× higher revenue per buyer

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## Launch Copy

**ClawHub marketplace headline:** Carpet Cleaning Marketing Kit — IICRC S100 / WoolSafe / EPA Reg. # Compliant

**Subtitle:** 7 compliance moats that protect you from FTC drying time claims, FIFRA violations, and WoolSafe warranty exposure

**Email subject line (to IICRC forum list):** "Does your carpet cleaning marketing say 'steam cleaning'? (It shouldn't.)"

**Facebook ad headline (home services groups):** "We blocked 'dries in 2 hours guaranteed' — here's why that protects you"

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## SEO Positioning

**Primary keyword:** IICRC carpet cleaning marketing
**Secondary:** carpet cleaning service page template, WoolSafe marketing, carpet cleaning Google ads, IICRC compliance marketing

**Featured snippet target:** "What does IICRC S100 require for wool carpet cleaning chemistry?" → This skill's Moat 2 copy answers it precisely.


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content: # Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care Marketing Kit v2.0

**Complete IICRC-compliant marketing system for carpet cleaning and floor care companies**

Generate compliance-ready ads, service pages, reputation emails, and B2B outreach that positions your company on certifications, equipment specs, and regulatory accuracy — not just price.

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## The 7 Compliance Moats

| Moat | What It Enforces | Why It Matters |
|------|-----------------|----------------|
| IICRC Certification Level | CTS/CCT/WFR/WRT/AMRT scope gating; Firm cert # in all credentialing claims | Wrong cert level in ads = consumer deception; IICRC ethics complaint exposure |
| IICRC S100 Fiber pH | pH 5–8 for wool, pH 2–10 for nylon, pH 2–11 for olefin — enforced per S100 | Alkaline pre-spray on wool at pH > 8.5 = irreversible fiber damage; warranty void |
| Truck-Mount vs. Portable | Equipment type, temperature (150–212°F), CFM (300–500), vacuum lift (14–16") | Portable units (100°F, 150 CFM) leave 40% more moisture — false drying time claims |
| Drying Time Accuracy | Equipment-spec only + ambient condition qualifier | "Dries in 2 hours guaranteed" = FTC deceptive practice + #1 consumer complaint trigger |
| WoolSafe Certification | Membership required before wool/natural fiber cleaning claims | Shaw, Mohawk Karastan, Couristan wool warranty voided by non-WoolSafe chemistry |
| Health/Allergen Claims | EPA Reg. # required for "kills bacteria"; "allergen-free" blocked | FIFRA violation; FTC Section 5 medical benefit claim without clinical evidence |
| FTC 2023 / TCPA / CAN-SPAM | No review incentives; SMS written consent; email unsubscribe | TCPA: $500–$1,500 per non-consented text; FTC review incentive enforcement active |

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## What's Inside (4 Prompts)

**Prompt 1 — FREE: Seasonal Campaign + Emergency Hook**
Landing page, Facebook, Instagram, GMB seasonal post, 3-email welcome sequence. Drying time claims equipment-spec linked. Wool disclaimer built in.

**Prompt 2 — Service Pages + IICRC Schema**
Up to 7 service pages with JSON-LD FAQ schema, IICRC cert badge copy, WoolSafe disclosure, EPA Reg. # block for sanitizer services. Featured-snippet H2/H3 structure.

**Prompt 3 — Reputation Engine + Referral**
FTC 2023-compliant 3-touchpoint review sequence, referral card script, property manager outreach, 12-month re-engagement sequence, post-service wool care instruction card.

**Prompt 4 — Digital Ads + B2B Outreach**
5 Google RSA ad groups, LSA checklist, Facebook carousel, Nextdoor ad, 4 B2B cold letters (Airbnb host, property manager, hotel/motel, office facility manager), recurring contract proposal template.

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## Why This Beats Generic AI

Generic AI will write "steam cleaning" (incorrect — it's hot water extraction), promise "dries in 2 hours" (FTC deceptive practice), claim "kills 99.9% of bacteria" without an EPA registration number (FIFRA violation), and call wool carpet "colorfast and durable" without checking the pH of your pre-spray.

This skill enforces IICRC S100, IICRC S303, WoolSafe chemistry standards, EPA/FIFRA antimicrobial claim rules, FTC Green Guides, FTC 2023 Endorsement Rule, TCPA written consent requirements, and CAN-SPAM — because a compliance mistake in carpet cleaning marketing costs more than the job.

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## Pricing

| Tier | What You Get | Price |
|------|-------------|-------|
| Free | Prompt 1 — seasonal campaign + emergency hook | $0 |
| Full Kit | All 4 prompts | $29 one-time |
| DFY | Max runs all 4 prompts, delivers formatted PDF kit | $49 |
| Trades Bundle | All 9 home services kits (HVAC + Plumbing + Electrical + Painting + Masonry + Roofing + Window/Door + Flooring + Carpet) | $99 |

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## Inputs Required

Business name, city/region, Clark County / state business license, IICRC certifications + Firm cert #, WoolSafe membership status, truck-mount specs (temp, CFM, lift), EPA registration # for any sanitizer used, services offered, review count and rating, commercial targets (Airbnb, property managers, hotels).

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## Tags

`carpet cleaning` `IICRC` `floor care` `WoolSafe` `upholstery cleaning` `tile grout` `area rug` `pet odor` `water extraction` `STR` `Airbnb` `property manager` `hotel` `Las Vegas` `local business` `home services` `marketing` `compliance` `FTC` `EPA`


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content: # Worked Example: Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC — Henderson, NV

**All 4 prompts run end-to-end for a real Las Vegas metro carpet cleaning company**

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## Company Profile (Inputs)

- **Business Name:** Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC
- **Owner:** Carlos Rivera
- **City/Region:** Henderson, NV (Las Vegas Metro)
- **Clark County Business License:** #CCB-2024-08847
- **IICRC Certifications:** CTS #M-12847, CCT #M-12848, WRT #M-12849
- **IICRC Firm Cert #:** IICRC Firm #FRM-048291
- **WoolSafe Member:** Yes
- **Equipment:** Butler System 570 truck-mount — 195°F water temp, 420 CFM, 14.8" water lift
- **EPA Sanitizer:** Benefect Decon 30, EPA Reg. No. 85243-1
- **Services:** Carpet HWE, upholstery, tile/grout, area rugs, pet odor treatment, water extraction
- **Review Count:** 4.9★ 312 reviews (Google)
- **Primary Markets:** Residential, STR/Airbnb hosts, property managers
- **Primary Differentiator:** WoolSafe certified, Henderson's fastest STR turnover, same-day water extraction

---

## Prompt 1 Output: Pre-Summer Seasonal Campaign

### Landing Page: "Pre-Summer Deep Clean — Henderson, NV | Desert Fresh Carpet Care"

**H1: Henderson's Pre-Summer Carpet Deep Clean — IICRC Certified, Truck-Mount Powerful**

Summer in Henderson means triple-digit heat, Mojave dust, and back-to-back guests for Airbnb hosts. What it doesn't mean is time to wait two days for wet carpet to dry.

Desert Fresh Carpet Care removes a full season of desert silt, caliche dust, and fine particulate that vacuums can't reach — embedded below the fiber tips, dulling the color and triggering allergies for the 35% of Henderson residents who deal with seasonal dust sensitivity.

**Our Pre-Summer Process:**

1. **Fiber inspection** — We identify your carpet type before we touch it. Wool, nylon, polyester, olefin — each requires different chemistry. We don't skip this step.
2. **Pre-spray pH selection** — Wool carpet: WoolSafe-approved chemistry at pH 5.5–7.5. Synthetic nylon: traffic lane pre-spray at pH 8.0–10.0. We match chemistry to fiber — not the other way around.
3. **Truck-mount hot water extraction** — Our Butler System 570 delivers 195°F water at 420 CFM airflow and 14.8" vacuum lift. That's not a portable unit from the back of a cargo van — that's the highest extraction efficiency available for residential carpet.
4. **Pile grooming** — Restores fiber direction and appearance post-cleaning.
5. **Drying** — Most Henderson carpets dry in **4–6 hours** with our truck-mount system in the desert's 15–25% relative humidity. (Factors that extend drying: high pile carpet, foam underpad, windows closed — we'll tell you the expected range for your specific carpet before we start.)

**Why Truck-Mount Matters in Henderson's Heat:**
Our Butler 570 operates at 195°F — 90°F higher than most portable extraction units. Higher temperature means better soil suspension, cleaner extraction, and less residual moisture. Less moisture means faster drying and significantly lower re-soiling risk in the weeks after cleaning.

**IICRC Certified Firm — Not Just a Technician**
Desert Fresh Carpet Care is IICRC Certified Firm #FRM-048291. Carlos Rivera holds CTS #M-12847 (carpet cleaning specialist), CCT #M-12848 (commercial carpet), and WRT #M-12849 (water damage extraction and drying). We only market credentials we hold — and we hold all three.

**WoolSafe Certified — For Henderson's Wool and Natural Fiber Rugs**
We are a WoolSafe Member company. For wool broadloom and wool area rugs, we use WoolSafe-approved cleaning chemistry (pH 5.0–8.0 per IICRC S100). Shaw Floors, Mohawk Karastan, and Couristan wool warranties require WoolSafe-approved cleaning — most carpet cleaners in Henderson aren't members.

[BOOK PRE-SUMMER CLEANING] [GET A FREE QUOTE]

---

### Facebook Post (Pre-Summer)

Henderson summer is coming — and so is the caliche dust that's been building in your carpet since January.

Before the heat locks your windows shut for four months, Desert Fresh Carpet Care's pre-summer deep clean removes the Mojave particulate that vacuums leave behind. Truck-mount hot water extraction at 195°F. Most carpets dry in 4–6 hours in the desert air.

4.9★ 312 Google reviews. IICRC Certified Firm. WoolSafe member for wool and natural fiber rugs.

Book before June 1 — summer slots fill fast in Henderson.

[Book Online: link]

---

### Instagram Caption (Pre-Summer)

Henderson carpet reality: the same Mojave dust that dusts your windowsills has been settling into your carpet fibers since November. Vacuums push it around. Our 195°F truck-mount pulls it out.

Pre-summer deep clean now booking. Most carpets dry in 4–6 hours in Henderson's 15% humidity. IICRC Certified Firm #FRM-048291. WoolSafe member for your wool area rugs.

4.9★ 312 reviews.

📍 Serving Henderson, Summerlin, Green Valley, Anthem, Boulder City

#HendersonCarpetCleaning #ICCRCCertified #WoolSafe #HotWaterExtraction #LasVegasCarpetCleaner #DesertFreshCarpetCare #AirbnbCleaning #PropertyManagement #NevadaCleaning #CarpetCleaning

---

### Google Business Profile Seasonal Post

Pre-summer carpet deep clean now booking in Henderson. IICRC Certified Firm | Truck-mount 195°F | Most carpets dry in 4–6 hrs | 4.9★ 312 reviews. WoolSafe member for wool rugs. Book: [URL] Call: [Phone]

---

### Welcome Email Sequence

**Email 1 (Immediate):**
Subject: Thanks for reaching out, [First Name] — here's what happens next

Hi [First Name],

Thanks for contacting Desert Fresh Carpet Care. Carlos Rivera here — IICRC Certified Firm owner.

Here's what to expect:
- We'll confirm your appointment within 2 hours (during business hours)
- Before we clean, we identify your carpet fiber type — wool, nylon, olefin, polyester — because different fibers need different chemistry
- Most Henderson homes dry in 4–6 hours with our truck-mount Butler System 570 in the desert air — we'll give you a specific range for your carpet type at booking

Any questions? Call directly: [Phone]

Carlos Rivera | Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC
IICRC Certified Firm #FRM-048291 | WoolSafe Member
Henderson, NV | [Phone] | [Email]
[Unsubscribe]

---

**Email 2 (Day 2 — Educational):**
Subject: "Steam cleaning" vs. hot water extraction — what's the actual difference?

Hi [First Name],

You've probably heard both terms. Here's the truth:

**Hot water extraction (HWE)** is what professional carpet cleaners actually do. We inject hot water (150–212°F depending on the system) under pressure into the carpet pile, then extract it with a high-powered vacuum. The Butler System 570 we use delivers 195°F and 420 CFM of extraction airflow.

**Steam** is water above 212°F — actual steam, not hot water. Real steam systems exist for hard surface sanitizing but aren't practical for carpet. "Steam cleaning" is a marketing term the industry used in the 1980s and it stuck. Most carpet manufacturers (Shaw, Mohawk, Karastan) specify "hot water extraction" in their warranty cleaning requirements — not steam.

Also: wool carpet requires different chemistry than nylon. If your carpet or area rug is wool, the cleaning pH must stay below 8.5 or you risk irreversible fiber damage. We're WoolSafe certified — we test fiber type and select chemistry accordingly.

This is the kind of detail generic carpet cleaners skip. We don't.

Carlos Rivera | Desert Fresh Carpet Care
[Phone] | [Unsubscribe]

---

**Email 3 (Day 4):**
Subject: What Henderson neighbors say about their carpets

Hi [First Name],

"Carlos found sub-surface pet urine we didn't even know was there. Our carpets smell clean for the first time in three years." — Google Review, Henderson (5★)

"We manage 14 rental properties. Desert Fresh is the only cleaner we trust for make-readies. IICRC documentation helps with every security deposit dispute." — Google Review, Las Vegas (5★)

Pre-summer slots are filling. Book this week for priority scheduling:
[Book Online]
[Call: Phone]

Desert Fresh Carpet Care | IICRC Firm #FRM-048291 | 4.9★ 312 reviews
Henderson, NV | [Unsubscribe]

---

## Prompt 2 Output: Pet Odor Treatment Service Page

### H1: Pet Odor Removal — Henderson, NV | Desert Fresh Carpet Care

**Meta description:** IICRC-certified pet odor treatment in Henderson. Sub-surface enzyme application + truck-mount HWE at 195°F. WoolSafe chemistry for wool carpet. 4.9★ 312 reviews. Book online.

Henderson households have more pets per capita than the national average — and desert homes with sealed windows concentrate pet odors faster than climates with year-round ventilation. Surface deodorizers mask the smell for weeks. Our process removes it at the source.

**Our Pet Odor Treatment Process:**

1. **UV inspection** — We use a 365nm UV light to map all urine saturation points, including sub-surface deposits not visible under normal light
2. **Fiber identification** — Wool carpet requires enzyme contact time at pH 5.5–7.5; synthetic nylon at pH 7.0–9.5. We match chemistry to fiber
3. **Sub-surface enzyme application** — IICRC S100-referenced enzyme dwell time (15–30 minutes minimum for protein-based odor compounds). We don't rush this step
4. **Truck-mount hot water extraction** — Butler System 570 at 195°F, 420 CFM — pulls enzyme + residual urine compounds up through the carpet and underpad
5. **Neutralizer application** — pH-balancing rinse to prevent residue reactivation
6. **UV verification** — Final UV pass to confirm treatment coverage
7. **Drying** — 4–8 hours typical for Henderson's desert climate with our truck-mount extraction (higher moisture from enzyme application extends drying 1–2 hours vs. standard HWE)

**What We Can and Can't Promise:**

We dramatically reduce pet odor — IICRC S100 sub-surface enzyme treatment with truck-mount HWE is the most effective method available for in-home carpet odor treatment. We won't promise complete elimination in all cases: sub-surface urine that has saturated the underpad and subfloor may require underpad replacement (we'll assess and advise). We'll tell you honestly what the treatment is likely to achieve before we start — not after.

**IICRC Certification Block:**
Desert Fresh Carpet Care is IICRC Certified Firm #FRM-048291. Carlos Rivera: CTS #M-12847, CCT #M-12848, WRT #M-12849. Scope: CTS/CCT = carpet cleaning including pet odor treatment; WRT = water damage extraction. We only market what our certifications cover.

**EPA Sanitizer Disclosure:**
For clients requesting bacterial reduction treatment alongside pet odor removal: we apply Benefect Decon 30 (EPA Reg. No. 85243-1), an EPA-registered botanical disinfectant validated to reduce bacterial load on carpet surfaces per EPA efficacy data. We include the EPA registration number in every service record.

**WoolSafe Block:**
For wool carpet and wool area rugs: we use only WoolSafe-approved enzyme chemistry at pH 5.0–8.0. Wool fiber warranties (Shaw Floors, Karastan, Couristan) are voided by enzyme cleaners with pH > 8.5. We're WoolSafe members — we know the difference.

**Social Proof:**
4.9★ 312 Google reviews | "Carlos found sub-surface urine we didn't know was there. Clean for the first time in years."

**FAQ (JSON-LD ready):**

Q: Do you use steam cleaning for pet odor?
A: No — we use hot water extraction (HWE), not steam. HWE delivers 150–212°F water under pressure, then extracts with high-powered vacuum suction. "Steam cleaning" is a legacy marketing term; professional carpet cleaning is HWE. Our Butler System 570 operates at 195°F.

Q: How long will my carpets take to dry after pet odor treatment?
A: Pet odor treatment applies enzyme solution before extraction, which adds moisture. Expect 5–8 hours drying time with our truck-mount system in Henderson's desert climate (15–25% relative humidity, summer ambient 95–110°F). Factors that extend drying: high pile carpet, foam underpad, windows closed, air conditioning running without fans. We'll give you a specific range for your carpet type before we start.

Q: Can you guarantee complete pet odor removal?
A: We can guarantee our process — sub-surface enzyme treatment + truck-mount HWE is the most effective method available. Complete elimination depends on how deeply the urine has penetrated. Sub-surface deposits that have reached the subfloor may require underpad replacement for full resolution. We assess and advise honestly before the job, not after.

Q: Is your enzyme treatment safe for my wool area rug?
A: Yes — as a WoolSafe member company, we use WoolSafe-approved enzyme chemistry at pH 5.0–8.0 for wool and natural fiber rugs. Standard enzyme spotters (pH 8.5–10.0) can permanently damage wool fiber. We fiber-test and chemistry-match before we start.

Q: Do you sanitize carpet? What does that mean exactly?
A: "Sanitize" is a regulated term under EPA/FIFRA — it means reducing bacterial load by a specific percentage using an EPA-registered product. We offer Benefect Decon 30 application (EPA Reg. No. 85243-1) as an add-on service. We don't use the term "sanitize" loosely — we use EPA-registered products with documented efficacy and include the registration number in your service record.

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---

## Prompt 3 Output: Reputation System

**Review Request SMS (same-day):**
Desert Fresh Carpet Care: Hi [First Name], thanks for having us today! Hope your carpets look exactly how you wanted. 60 seconds on Google makes a huge difference for our small business: [Review Link] | Reply STOP to opt out

**Review Request Email — Day 3:**
Subject: How did your carpet cleaning go, [First Name]?

Hi [First Name],

Carlos here from Desert Fresh. We cleaned your carpet on [Date] — I hope it came out exactly the way you wanted it.

If you have a minute, a Google review genuinely helps our IICRC-certified small business more than any ad. Here's the link: [Google Review Link]

If anything wasn't perfect, please call me directly at [Phone] — I want to know and make it right before you post anything.

Thanks for trusting us with your home.

Carlos Rivera | Desert Fresh Carpet Care | IICRC Firm #FRM-048291
Henderson, NV | [Phone]
[Physical Address] | [Unsubscribe]

---

**Property Manager Outreach:**
Subject: IICRC Certified Carpet Cleaning for Your Henderson Portfolio

Hi [PM Name],

I'm Carlos Rivera with Desert Fresh Carpet Care — IICRC Certified Firm #FRM-048291, serving Henderson and the Las Vegas metro.

Property managers deal with two carpet problems I solve well: turnover timelines and security deposit documentation. Our IICRC service record documents fiber type, pre-clean condition, chemistry used, extraction method, and post-clean condition — the paper trail that makes security deposit disputes cleaner (pun intended).

We're WoolSafe certified, WRT certified for water extraction, and our Butler System 570 truck-mount means most units are carpet-ready the same day.

I'd love to walk one make-ready unit with you — no charge, no commitment. If the results don't beat what you're paying now, I'll say so.

Available this week for a call or a walk-through at [Phone].

Carlos Rivera | Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC
IICRC Firm #FRM-048291 | WoolSafe Member
[Address] | Henderson, NV | [Unsubscribe]

---

## Prompt 4 Output: Digital Ads + STR B2B

**Google RSA Ad Group 1 — Residential Carpet (Sample Headlines):**
1. Henderson's IICRC Carpet Experts (30 chars)
2. Hot Water Extraction—Not Steam (30 chars)
3. 4.9★ 312 Google Reviews (24 chars)
4. Truck-Mount 195°F Deep Clean (29 chars)
5. WoolSafe Certified in Henderson (31 chars — trim to: WoolSafe Cert'd Henderson)
6. IICRC Firm #FRM-048291 (22 chars)
7. Carpets Dry Fast in Desert Air (30 chars)
8. Carlos Rivera—IICRC Certified (30 chars)
9. Pet Odor? Sub-Surface Treatment (32 chars — trim: Pet Odor Specialists Henderson)
10. Book Online—Same Week Available (32 chars — trim: Book Online—This Week)

**Descriptions:**
1. IICRC Certified Firm. Truck-mount at 195°F. Most Henderson carpets dry in 4–6 hours. WoolSafe member. (90 chars)
2. Hot water extraction—not steam. IICRC Firm #FRM-048291. 4.9★ 312 Google reviews. Book online today. (99 chars — trim to 90)
3. Henderson's WoolSafe certified carpet care. Wool warranty protected. Pet odor treatment. STR ready. (99 chars — trim to 90)

---

**Airbnb Host Outreach Letter:**
Subject: Same-day carpet turnover for your Henderson Airbnb — IICRC certified

Hi [Host Name],

I work with Henderson and Las Vegas STR hosts who can't afford wet carpet between guests.

Desert Fresh Carpet Care is IICRC Certified Firm #FRM-048291. Our Butler System 570 truck-mount extracts at 195°F — most units are dry and guest-ready in 4–6 hours in Henderson's desert air. We've done same-day turnovers for hosts managing 3-bed properties with back-to-back bookings.

We're WoolSafe certified (rare in the market) — important if your property has wool area rugs that guests can damage.

First turnover cleaning at 15% off — no strings. I'll send you a before/after photo report you can save for your listing damage documentation.

Ready to talk this week? Call or text: [Phone]

Carlos Rivera | Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC
IICRC Firm #FRM-048291 | Henderson, NV
[Address] | [Unsubscribe]

---

*End of worked example — all 4 prompts demonstrated for Desert Fresh Carpet Care LLC, Henderson, NV*


path: example-desert-fresh.md
content: # Example Output — Desert Fresh Carpet Care, Henderson NV

## Business Profile Used

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Business Name | Desert Fresh Carpet Care |
| City | Henderson, NV (Las Vegas Metro) |
| IICRC Certifications | CTS (Carpet Cleaning Technician), WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician) |
| Equipment | Truck-mount — Butler System 570 | documented drying time: 4-6 hours |
| WoolSafe Member | No |
| Services | Carpet cleaning, upholstery, tile & grout, pet odor treatment |
| Reviews | 4.9★ 287 Google reviews |
| Differentiator | Airbnb turnover specialist, certified pet odor elimination, same-day service by 2PM |
| Commercial Targets | Airbnb/VRBO hosts, property management companies |
| Volume Discount | 10% off for 10+ units/month |

---

## Prompt 1 Output: Emergency Hook + LSA Headlines

### Google Business Profile Description (741 characters)
Desert Fresh Carpet Care serves Henderson and the Las Vegas Valley with IICRC-certified truck-mount hot water extraction — the same method used by restoration professionals. Our CTS-certified technicians reach 200-250°F extraction temperatures for deep fiber cleaning with 4-6 hour dry times. No wet carpets overnight. Specializing in residential homes, rental vacancies, and Airbnb turnover cleans across Henderson, Green Valley, Summerlin, and North Las Vegas. 4.9★ across 287 Google reviews. Pet odor elimination program available. Same-day service by 2PM when you call before 10AM. Book at [PHONE] or [WEBSITE].

---

### LSA Headlines (30 characters max each)

1. Henderson Carpet Cleaning
2. IICRC-Certified Techs
3. Dry in 4-6 Hours Guaranteed
4. 4.9★ 287 Reviews Henderson
5. Same-Day by 2PM Available
6. Truck-Mount Hot Extraction
7. Airbnb Turnover Specialist
8. Pet Odor Elimination Expert
9. Tile & Grout Deep Clean Too
10. Green Valley Carpet Cleaner
11. Residential & Rental Units
12. CTS-Certified, Insured
13. STR Hosts: Priority Service
14. No Wet Carpets Overnight
15. Henderson's Trusted Choice

---

### Seasonal Social Post (Summer — May 2026)

**Before the heat hits, let your carpets breathe.**

Henderson summers mean more time indoors with the AC running — and more dust, tracked-in dirt, and pet hair ground into your carpet fibers. Before your home becomes a desert air filter, let Desert Fresh do a deep truck-mount extraction clean.

✔ IICRC-certified technicians (CTS)
✔ 4-6 hour dry times — carpets ready same evening
✔ Pet odor treatment available
✔ 4.9★ across 287 Google reviews

Book now before the summer rush fills our calendar.
📞 [PHONE] | [WEBSITE]

---

## Prompt 2 Output: Service Page (Carpet Cleaning)

### H1: Carpet Cleaning in Henderson, NV — IICRC-Certified Truck-Mount Service

**Opening:**
Henderson's desert climate is tough on carpet. Fine Mojave dust, tracked-in sand from the garage, and pet hair embed deep into carpet fibers that standard vacuuming can't reach. Desert Fresh Carpet Care uses IICRC-certified truck-mount hot water extraction — reaching 200-250°F at the nozzle to dissolve grime, bacteria, and allergen particles locked in your carpet pile. Our Butler System 570 leaves carpets dry in 4-6 hours, not 24. No musty smell. No wet carpet overnight. CTS-certified technicians, $2M commercial liability insurance, and 287 five-star reviews across Henderson, Green Valley, and the Las Vegas Valley. **Call before 10AM for same-day service.**

**Why Desert Fresh:**
- **CTS-Certified technicians** — IICRC Carpet Cleaning Technician certification, not a weekend side hustle
- **Truck-mount extraction** — 200-250°F water temperature and 200+ CFM suction vs. 150°F and 80 CFM from portable units
- **4-6 hour dry time** — documented Butler System 570 spec; carpets ready before bedtime
- **4.9★ across 287 Google reviews** — Henderson's highest-rated carpet cleaner
- **Pet odor elimination** — enzymatic treatment system, not deodorizer spray masking
- **Same-day availability** — call before 10AM, in your home same afternoon

**FAQ:**

**How long until my carpet is dry?**
With our Butler System 570 truck-mount, most carpets are dry in 4-6 hours under normal Nevada conditions (low humidity, warm air). We do not use portable equipment — portable extractors typically take 12-24 hours to fully dry.

**Is hot water extraction safe for my kids and pets?**
Truck-mount hot water extraction uses heat and suction to physically remove particles from carpet fibers — no chemical residue is left behind in standard cleaning. We use pH-neutral, residue-free solutions. Pets and children can return to cleaned areas once dry (4-6 hours).

**Are you IICRC certified?**
Yes — our lead technician holds IICRC CTS (Carpet Cleaning Technician) and WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician) certifications. IICRC certifies individual technicians after classroom training and examination — it's not a company registration.

**How much does carpet cleaning cost in Henderson?**
Contact us for a quote — pricing depends on square footage, fiber type, and condition. We price by the room for residential and by square footage for commercial. We do not use bait-and-switch "per room" pricing that excludes hallways and stairs.

**Do you clean Airbnb rentals?**
Yes — Airbnb and VRBO turnover cleaning is a specialty. We offer priority scheduling for STR hosts and property managers with multiple listings. Our 4-6 hour dry time means carpets are ready before your next guest check-in.

---

**JSON-LD FAQ Schema:**
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  "@type": "FAQPage",
  "mainEntity": [
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "How long until my carpet is dry after cleaning?",
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        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "With our Butler System 570 truck-mount extractor, most carpets dry in 4-6 hours under normal Nevada conditions. We do not use portable equipment, which typically requires 12-24 hours to fully dry."
      }
    },
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      "name": "Is carpet cleaning safe for children and pets?",
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        "text": "Truck-mount hot water extraction physically removes particles from carpet fibers using heat and high-powered suction. We use pH-neutral, residue-free cleaning solutions. Children and pets can return to cleaned areas once dry, typically 4-6 hours after service."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Is Desert Fresh Carpet Care IICRC certified?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Yes. Our lead technician holds IICRC CTS (Carpet Cleaning Technician) and WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician) certifications. IICRC certifies individual technicians through classroom training and examination."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Do you clean Airbnb and short-term rental properties?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Yes — Airbnb and VRBO turnover cleaning is a specialty. We offer priority scheduling for STR hosts and property managers. Our 4-6 hour dry time means carpets are ready before your next guest check-in."
      }
    }
  ]
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```

---

## Prompt 3 Output: Reputation Engine

### Review Request Email 1 — Same Day

**Subject:** Your Desert Fresh service is complete — thank you

Hi [FIRST_NAME],

Just wanted to confirm we're all wrapped up at your home. Your carpets are going through the dry-down phase now — give them 4-6 hours before walking on them, and feel free to run the AC to speed things up.

If anything looks off once they're fully dry, please reach out directly — we'll make it right.

If you have a moment to share your experience online, it means the world to a small local business:
[GOOGLE_REVIEW_LINK]

Thanks for choosing Desert Fresh.
— Carlos, Desert Fresh Carpet Care

---

### Review Request Email 2 — Day 3

**Subject:** How are your carpets looking?

Hi [FIRST_NAME],

Just checking in — how are things looking after your clean? Nevada's low humidity usually means everything is fully dry within a few hours, but wanted to make sure you're happy with the results.

If you have a chance to leave us a Google review, it helps other Henderson families find us:
[GOOGLE_REVIEW_LINK]

You'd be surprised how much a few words from a real customer means to a small business. Takes about 60 seconds.

Thanks again.
— Carlos, Desert Fresh Carpet Care

---

### Airbnb Host Cold Email (Prompt 4 Sample)

**Subject Line A:** Henderson Airbnb turnover — carpets dry in 4 hours, not 24
**Subject Line B:** Your guest reviews depend on the floors
**Subject Line C:** Preferred carpet service for STR hosts in Henderson

**Email:**

Hi [HOST_NAME],

One "dirty carpet" comment in your Airbnb reviews costs you more than a monthly carpet cleaning contract.

I'm Carlos at Desert Fresh Carpet Care — Henderson's highest-rated carpet cleaner (4.9★, 287 Google reviews). I specialize in Airbnb and VRBO turnover cleans specifically because our truck-mount equipment dries carpets in 4-6 hours, not 24. Your guests check in to fresh, dry floors — not damp carpet with a deodorizer smell.

I'm looking to add 3-4 STR accounts in Henderson this month. If you manage multiple listings, I offer priority scheduling and volume pricing (10% off for 10+ rooms/month).

Worth a 15-minute call?

— Carlos
Desert Fresh Carpet Care
Henderson, NV
[PHONE] | [WEBSITE]

---

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        "Window & Door #165",
        "Flooring #166",
        "Carpet Cleaning #167"
      ]
    }
  }
}


path: prompts/01-lsa-gbp-hook.md
content: # Prompt 1 (FREE): Seasonal Campaign + Emergency Hook

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---

```
You are a marketing copywriter specializing in IICRC-certified carpet cleaning and floor care companies. You enforce IICRC S100 fiber-specific cleaning standards, WoolSafe chemistry compliance, accurate drying time claims tied to documented equipment specs, and FTC/TCPA/CAN-SPAM requirements.

Generate a complete seasonal marketing campaign for the following carpet cleaning company:

**Company:** [Business Name]
**City/Region:** [City, State]
**IICRC Certifications:** [CTS #, CCT #, WRT #, etc.]
**IICRC Firm Cert #:** [IICRC Firm #FRM-XXXXXX]
**WoolSafe Member:** [Yes / No]
**Equipment:** [Truck-mount make/model — water temp: X°F, CFM: X, vacuum lift: X"]
**EPA Sanitizer (if applicable):** [Product name, EPA Reg. No. XXXXX-XX]
**Services Offered:** [Carpet HWE, upholstery, tile/grout, area rugs, pet odor, water extraction]
**Review Count & Rating:** [X★ X reviews — Google]
**Target Season:** [Spring deep clean / Fall refresh / Pre-holiday / Pre-monsoon / Year-round]
**Primary Differentiator:** [e.g., WoolSafe certified, STR turnover specialist, same-day water extraction]

Generate the following campaign assets:

---

**ASSET 1: Seasonal Landing Page (400–500 words)**

Structure:
- H1: Seasonal hook with city name + primary service (not "steam cleaning" — use "hot water extraction")
- Problem paragraph: What homeowners face this season (dust, allergens, pet dander, pre-holiday guests, monsoon moisture)
- Solution: IICRC-certified HWE process — what happens step by step
- Equipment credibility block: Reference truck-mount specs (temp, CFM) and how they affect results vs. portables
- Drying time: State expected range with equipment spec and ambient condition qualifier (Las Vegas low-humidity advantage if applicable) — do NOT promise a specific time guarantee
- Certification trust block: IICRC Firm #, individual certs (correct scope only), WoolSafe if member
- CTA: Primary (Book Now) + Secondary (Free Quote)

COMPLIANCE GATES:
- Do not write "steam cleaning" — use "hot water extraction" (HWE)
- Drying time claims must be framed as equipment-spec linked and condition-dependent ("typically 4–6 hours with our truck-mount system in [City]'s low-humidity climate")
- Do not claim "kills bacteria" or "sanitizes" unless EPA Reg. No. provided — then include it exactly
- Do not claim "removes all allergens" — defensible frame: "significantly reduces dust mite allergen load per IICRC S100 research"
- If WoolSafe member: include WoolSafe credential; if not: omit all wool-specific chemistry claims
- No eco-friendly/green claims without specific product data

---

**ASSET 2: Facebook Post (150–200 words)**

Hook: Seasonal pain point (not "we're the best" — open with a specific homeowner problem)
Body: 2–3 sentences on solution + IICRC credential angle
Social proof: Review count and rating
CTA: Book link or DM
Emoji: 2–3 max, no green leaf or sparkle without specific eco credential

COMPLIANCE: No drying time guarantee; no allergen elimination claim; no bacteria kill claim without EPA Reg. #

---

**ASSET 3: Instagram Caption (100–130 words + hashtags)**

Visual context: Assume before/after photo or truck-mount equipment shot
Hook: First line must stop the scroll (specific and visual, not generic)
Body: IICRC credential + service differentiator + social proof
CTA: "Link in bio to book" or "DM for a free quote"
Hashtags: 10–12 relevant (include city, IICRC, service type, STR/Airbnb if applicable)

---

**ASSET 4: Google Business Profile Seasonal Update (75–100 words)**

Format: GBP "What's new" post — max 1,500 characters but brevity wins in GBP
Seasonal hook + primary service + IICRC credential mention + clear CTA with phone or booking link
No drying time guarantee; no bacteria kill claim without EPA Reg. #

---

**ASSET 5: 3-Email Welcome Sequence (for new lead opt-in)**

Email 1 (Immediate): Thank you + what to expect + IICRC credential intro + booking link
Email 2 (Day 2): Educational content — "Why hot water extraction (not steam) is the gold standard" + fiber type education (wool vs. synthetic — why it matters) — no sales pitch
Email 3 (Day 4): Social proof + seasonal offer + CTA

Each email:
- Subject line included (no deceptive subject lines per CAN-SPAM)
- Footer: physical mailing address + one-click unsubscribe language
- No review incentive offers
- No drying time guarantees
```


path: prompts/02-service-pages-schema.md
content: # Prompt 2: Service Pages + IICRC Compliance + JSON-LD Schema

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---

```
You are a technical SEO copywriter specializing in IICRC-certified carpet cleaning and floor care companies. You enforce IICRC S100 fiber-specific standards, WoolSafe chemistry gating, EPA/FIFRA antimicrobial claim rules, accurate drying time disclosure, and HomeServices JSON-LD schema markup.

Generate complete service page copy for the following carpet cleaning company:

**Company:** [Business Name]
**City/Region:** [City, State]
**IICRC Certifications:** [CTS #, CCT #, WRT #, WoolSafe Member Y/N]
**IICRC Firm Cert #:** [IICRC Firm #FRM-XXXXXX]
**Equipment:** [Truck-mount make/model — temp: X°F, CFM: X, lift: X"]
**EPA Sanitizer:** [Product name, EPA Reg. No. XXXXX-XX — or "None"]
**Services to generate pages for:** [Select from: Carpet HWE, Upholstery, Tile & Grout, Area Rug Cleaning, Pet Odor Treatment, Hardwood Floor Restoration, Water Extraction & Drying]
**Review Count & Rating:** [X★ X reviews]
**Primary Market:** [Residential / Commercial / STR-Airbnb / Hotel / Mixed]

For each selected service, generate:

---

**SERVICE PAGE FORMAT:**

**[Service Name] in [City] | [Business Name]**

H1: [Service] + [City] + IICRC credential hook (not "steam cleaning")
Meta description (155 chars): Service + city + key credential + CTA

**Introduction (100–150 words):**
Who needs this service and why — specific problem (not generic "dirty carpet is bad")
Include fiber type context where relevant (wool owners, pet households, STR operators)

**Our Process (numbered list, 5–7 steps):**
Specific to the service — not generic; include equipment specs where relevant
For carpet HWE: inspection → fiber ID → pre-spray pH selection → agitation → truck-mount HWE extraction → grooming → drying
For pet odor: sub-surface detection → enzyme application timing (contact time for IICRC S100 dwell) → HWE → neutralizer → UV verification
For water extraction: source identification → moisture mapping → extraction → structural drying monitoring → IICRC S500 documentation

**IICRC Credential Block:**
"[Business Name] is an IICRC Certified Firm (#FRM-XXXXXX). Our technicians hold: [list certs with numbers and scope]. Scope note: CTS/CCT covers carpet cleaning; WRT covers water damage extraction and drying; AMRT covers microbial remediation — we only market credentials we hold."

**Equipment Trust Block (carpet HWE pages):**
Reference truck-mount temp (X°F), CFM, vacuum lift
"Why truck-mount matters: Our [make/model] delivers [X°F] water temperature and [X] CFM extraction airflow. Portable rental units typically operate at 50–100°F with 100–150 CFM — the difference affects how completely we extract moisture and how quickly your carpet dries."

**Drying Time Disclosure:**
"Most carpets dry in [X–Y hours] with our truck-mount system under [City]'s typical [season] conditions ([X–Y%] relative humidity, [X°F] ambient). Factors that affect drying: carpet pile height, underpad type, air movement, and ambient humidity. We'll tell you the expected range for your specific carpet before we start — not after."
NOTE: Use equipment spec + ambient condition range. No guarantees.

**WoolSafe Block (only if WoolSafe member AND wool services offered):**
"We are a WoolSafe Member company. For wool broadloom and wool area rugs, we exclusively use WoolSafe-approved cleaning chemistry (pH 5.0–8.0) — the only chemistry validated to clean wool without voiding your manufacturer fiber warranty. Shaw Floors, Mohawk Karastan, Couristan, and Stanton wool warranties require WoolSafe-approved cleaning chemistry."
If NOT WoolSafe member: omit all wool-specific chemistry claims.

**EPA Sanitizer Block (only if EPA Reg. No. provided):**
"For households with pets, young children, or immunocompromised occupants, we offer application of [Product Name] (EPA Reg. No. XXXXX-XX), an EPA-registered sanitizer validated to reduce bacterial load on carpet surfaces per EPA efficacy data. We do not use the terms 'kills all bacteria' or 'eliminates pathogens' — we use EPA-registered products with published efficacy data and include the registration number in every service record."
If no EPA Reg. No.: do not include bacteria kill claims of any kind.

**Allergen Claim Block:**
"Hot water extraction with our truck-mount system significantly reduces dust mite allergen (Der p 1) and pet dander from carpet fibers — IICRC S100 research supports up to 87% reduction in allergen load post-HWE. We cannot guarantee elimination of all allergens, and we won't claim otherwise. Regular professional cleaning (every 6–12 months for households with allergy sufferers) is the evidence-based approach."

**Social Proof:**
"[X★ X reviews on Google] — see what [City] homeowners and [STR hosts / property managers] say"
[3 curated testimonial quotes — note: use real customer language if available; if generating placeholder text, mark as [PLACEHOLDER: insert real review quote here]]

**FAQ (5 questions with answers — schema-ready):**
1. Do you use steam cleaning? → "No — we use hot water extraction (HWE)..."
2. How long does carpet take to dry? → Equipment-spec answer with ambient condition range
3. Is it safe for wool carpet? → WoolSafe answer (member: yes with caveat; non-member: fiber ID required before we start)
4. Do you sanitize carpet? → EPA Reg. # answer or "we don't make sanitizing claims without EPA registration"
5. Service-specific question (pet odor: "Will it remove all pet odor?" / water extraction: "Can you prevent mold?" / etc.)

**CTA:**
Primary: Book / Schedule Online
Secondary: Call [Phone] | Get a Free Quote

---

**JSON-LD SCHEMA (HomeAndConstructionBusiness + FAQPage):**

Generate valid JSON-LD for:
1. LocalBusiness / HomeAndConstructionBusiness schema with: name, address, telephone, url, aggregateRating, areaServed, openingHours, hasCredential (IICRC Firm cert)
2. FAQPage schema using the 5 FAQs from the service page
3. Service schema with: serviceType, provider, areaServed, description

Format: valid JSON-LD in <script type="application/ld+json"> tags, ready to paste into page <head>

---

**COMPLIANCE AUDIT CHECKLIST (run before publishing each page):**
- [ ] "Steam cleaning" replaced with "hot water extraction" throughout
- [ ] Drying time claims include equipment spec + ambient condition qualifier (no guarantees)
- [ ] "Kills bacteria" / "sanitizes" absent unless EPA Reg. No. present and referenced
- [ ] "Eliminates allergens" / "allergy-free" absent — replaced with "significantly reduces allergen load"
- [ ] Wool/WoolSafe claims present only if WoolSafe member confirmed
- [ ] IICRC cert numbers and scope descriptions accurate for services marketed
- [ ] IICRC Firm # present in credential block
- [ ] Testimonial results-atypical disclosure added if featuring exceptional results
- [ ] JSON-LD validates without errors
```


path: prompts/03-reputation-referral.md
content: # Prompt 3: Reputation Engine + Referral System

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---

```
You are a CRM and reputation marketing specialist for IICRC-certified carpet cleaning and floor care companies. You enforce FTC 2023 Endorsement Rule (no review incentives), TCPA SMS consent requirements, CAN-SPAM email compliance, and IICRC ethical marketing standards.

Generate a complete reputation and referral system for the following carpet cleaning company:

**Company:** [Business Name]
**City/Region:** [City, State]
**IICRC Firm Cert #:** [IICRC Firm #FRM-XXXXXX]
**WoolSafe Member:** [Yes / No]
**Services Offered:** [Carpet HWE, upholstery, tile/grout, area rugs, pet odor, water extraction]
**Review Platform Priority:** [Google / Yelp / HomeAdvisor / Nextdoor — list in order]
**Current Review Count & Rating:** [X★ X reviews]
**Commercial Targets:** [Airbnb hosts / property managers / hotels — list relevant]

Generate the following assets:

---

**ASSET 1: 3-Touchpoint Review Request Sequence**

FTC 2023 COMPLIANCE GATE: No incentives (discounts, free add-ons, gift cards) in exchange for reviews. No directing customers exclusively to one platform while routing negative feedback to private forms. Opt-out language required.

**Text Message — Same Day (within 2 hours of job completion):**
[Business Name]: Hi [First Name], thanks for having us today! I hope the [service type] came out exactly how you wanted it. We'd love to know how we did — if you have 60 seconds, a Google review helps our small local business more than anything: [Google Review Link]

Reply STOP to opt out of texts.
(Max 160 characters per message segment; split if needed)

**Email — Day 3:**
Subject: How did your carpet cleaning go, [First Name]?
Body:
- Personal opener referencing the job (service type, date)
- Why their review matters to a small local IICRC-certified business (authentic, not salesy)
- Direct link to primary review platform
- Secondary link to alternative platform
- No incentive language whatsoever
- Footer: [Business Name] | [Address] | Unsubscribe: [link]

FTC NOTE: If the result described in the review request was atypical for the service, include "results may vary" language.

**Email — Day 7 (if no review posted):**
Subject: One quick question, [First Name]
Body:
- Softer ask — acknowledge they're busy
- "If anything wasn't perfect, we'd genuinely like to know" — provide private feedback option (email or phone — NOT a fake "feedback form" that suppresses negative reviews; this must be offered alongside the review link, not instead of it)
- Final direct review link
- Unsubscribe footer

---

**ASSET 2: Referral Card Script (leave-behind after service)**

Print-ready text for a 4×6 referral card:

Front:
- "Did we earn a 5-star clean?" — headline
- IICRC Firm cert # + WoolSafe (if member)
- 5-star Google rating visual + review count
- QR code placeholder: [Google Review QR]

Back:
- Referral program (NO discount-for-review incentive — referral discount is separate from review request):
  "Refer a neighbor: When they book their first cleaning and mention your name, you get [$ amount] off your next visit — no strings attached."
  (Referral reward is for bringing a new customer, not for leaving a review — these must be separate programs)
- Services list
- Phone + booking link

---

**ASSET 3: Property Manager Outreach Template (Email)**

Subject: IICRC Certified Carpet Cleaning for [Property Management Company Name]'s Portfolio

Body structure:
- Opening: Reference specific properties or neighborhoods they manage (do the research)
- Pain point: Turnover timeline pressure, tenant-caused carpet damage, HOA inspection standards
- Solution: IICRC-certified process + fast turnaround + documentation (IICRC service record = paper trail for security deposit disputes)
- Credibility: Firm cert #, WRT cert if water damage work offered, WoolSafe if member
- Offer: Trial unit cleaning at no markup — "let the results be the pitch"
- Social proof: Review count + one property manager testimonial if available [PLACEHOLDER if not]
- CTA: 15-minute call or walk one unit together
- Footer: Physical address + unsubscribe (CAN-SPAM)

---

**ASSET 4: Wool Care Instruction Card (Post-Service Leave-Behind)**

For use after cleaning wool carpet, wool area rugs, or natural fiber flooring.

Print-ready content (4×6 card):

**Caring for Your Wool Carpet/Rug After Professional Cleaning**

Fiber type: Wool (protein fiber — different care requirements than synthetic carpet)

Immediate post-cleaning (first 24 hours):
- Allow full drying before heavy furniture replacement ([X–Y hours] typical under [City] conditions)
- Light foot traffic is fine; high heels and rolling furniture on wet pile can cause pile distortion
- Keep children and pets off until fully dry

Maintenance between professional cleanings:
- Vacuum regularly (suction-only preferred; beater bar on low setting for cut pile; avoid beater bar on loop pile)
- Blot spills immediately — do NOT rub (rubbing causes fiber matting and dye migration)
- Never use DIY alkaline carpet cleaners on wool (OxiClean, baking soda pastes, or pH > 8.5 products cause irreversible damage)
- For spot cleaning: use pH-neutral, WoolSafe-approved spot cleaner only

Professional cleaning frequency: Every 12–18 months for residential; 6–12 months for high-traffic or allergy-sensitive households

Questions? Call: [Phone] | IICRC Firm #[Cert #]

---

**ASSET 5: 12-Month Re-Engagement Sequence (Lapsed Customers)**

For customers who haven't booked in 12+ months.

**Email 1 (Month 12 — first lapse contact):**
Subject: It's been a year, [First Name] — time for a refresh?
- Warm, non-pushy; reference original service if CRM has it
- Seasonal angle (tie to current season's cleaning needs)
- IICRC credential reminder
- Booking link + phone
- Unsubscribe footer

**Email 2 (Month 14 — second attempt):**
Subject: [City] dust season is here — is your carpet ready?
- Local environmental angle (Las Vegas: dust/caliche season, monsoon aftermath, pre-holiday)
- "One cleaning protects your carpet and your manufacturer warranty" — warranty angle
- Direct CTA
- Unsubscribe footer

**Email 3 (Month 18 — final attempt):**
Subject: Last note from [Business Name]
- Acknowledge it's been a while; no pressure
- "We'll remove you from our list if we don't hear back — but if you ever need IICRC-certified carpet care in [City], we're here"
- Booking link
- Unsubscribe + physical address footer

COMPLIANCE: All emails include physical mailing address and one-click unsubscribe per CAN-SPAM. No incentive language in any re-engagement email.
```


path: prompts/04-b2b-outreach-system.md
content: # Prompt 4: Digital Ads + B2B Outreach System

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---

```
You are a paid media and B2B sales specialist for IICRC-certified carpet cleaning and floor care companies. You enforce Google RSA character limits, Facebook ad FTC compliance, TCPA written consent for SMS, and CAN-SPAM email requirements. You do not write drying time guarantees, allergen elimination claims, or bacteria kill claims without EPA registration numbers.

Generate a complete digital advertising and B2B outreach system for:

**Company:** [Business Name]
**City/Region:** [City, State]
**IICRC Firm Cert #:** [IICRC Firm #FRM-XXXXXX]
**IICRC Certifications:** [CTS/CCT/WRT/etc.]
**WoolSafe Member:** [Yes / No]
**Equipment:** [Truck-mount make/model — temp: X°F, CFM: X, lift: X"]
**EPA Sanitizer:** [Product + EPA Reg. No. or "None"]
**Services:** [Carpet, upholstery, tile/grout, area rug, pet odor, water extraction]
**Review Count & Rating:** [X★ X reviews]
**Commercial Targets:** [Airbnb/VRBO hosts / property management companies / hotels / office buildings — select applicable]

---

**SECTION 1: Google RSA Ad Groups (5 groups)**

For each ad group, generate:
- 15 headlines (max 30 characters each) — varied angles: credentials, service specifics, local trust, urgency, results
- 4 descriptions (max 90 characters each)
- Ad group keyword theme

CHARACTER LIMITS ARE HARD LIMITS. Count carefully.

**Ad Group 1 — Residential Carpet Cleaning (Primary)**
Keywords: [City] carpet cleaning, carpet cleaner [City], best carpet cleaning near me
Headline angles: IICRC cert, truck-mount, hot water extraction (NOT steam), years in [City], rating + reviews
Description angles: Process trustworthiness, drying time range (equipment-spec — no guarantee), booking ease

**Ad Group 2 — Pet Odor Elimination**
Keywords: pet odor removal carpet [City], dog smell carpet cleaner, cat urine carpet cleaning
Headline angles: Sub-surface treatment, enzyme + HWE process, odor-not-masked, IICRC certification
Description angles: Before/after result (no "guaranteed elimination" language — use "dramatically reduces"), booking

**Ad Group 3 — Area Rug Cleaning**
Keywords: area rug cleaning [City], wool rug cleaner, Persian rug cleaning near me
Headline angles: WoolSafe credential (if member), fiber-specific expertise, in-shop vs. on-site options
Compliance gate: Do NOT promise "safe for all rugs" — must reference fiber-type inspection before cleaning

**Ad Group 4 — Commercial / Office / STR**
Keywords: commercial carpet cleaning [City], Airbnb carpet cleaning, property management carpet care
Headline angles: Fast turnaround, recurring contract, IICRC Firm cert for corporate compliance, invoice documentation
Description angles: Turnover-ready, minimum disruption, IICRC service record for PM documentation

**Ad Group 5 — Water Damage / Emergency Extraction**
Keywords: water extraction carpet [City], flood carpet cleaning, emergency water removal
Headline angles: WRT certified (only if holding WRT), rapid response, moisture monitoring, IICRC S500
Description angles: Structural drying documentation, 24/7 availability if applicable, prevent mold with rapid extraction
COMPLIANCE: Do NOT use "mold remediation" language unless AMRT certified; do NOT guarantee mold prevention

---

**SECTION 2: Local Services Ad (LSA) Checklist**

LSA profile optimization items for Google Local Services Ads (Carpet Cleaning category):
- [ ] Business name matches Google Business Profile exactly
- [ ] IICRC certification uploaded to LSA profile (accepted credential type)
- [ ] Service area set to [City] metro + [X] mile radius (not statewide)
- [ ] Services listed: Carpet cleaning, upholstery, tile/grout, area rug, pet odor (select applicable)
- [ ] Google Screened background check completed (required for LSA home services)
- [ ] Insurance certificate uploaded (general liability minimum $1M)
- [ ] Review count minimum 5 Google reviews before LSA launch
- [ ] Budget set at [recommended: $30–60/day for [City] metro market during peak season]
- [ ] Dispute resolution: respond to LSA leads within 2 hours for ranking boost
- [ ] Photo uploads: truck + equipment, before/after (client-consented), IICRC cert document

---

**SECTION 3: Facebook/Instagram Carousel Ad**

Campaign objective: Lead generation (instant form) or traffic to booking page

**Ad 1 — Pet Odor (highest CTR carpet cleaning angle):**
Image: Before/after visualization (not actual odor — use visual cues: pet, stained carpet area)
Headline (40 chars): Pet odor in your carpet?
Body (125 chars): IICRC-certified deep extraction removes pet odor at the source — not just masked. [City]'s truck-mount specialists.
CTA button: Get a Free Quote

**Ad 2 — Wool/Area Rug (WoolSafe angle — only if WoolSafe member):**
Headline: Wool rug cleaning done right
Body: WoolSafe-certified chemistry at pH 5–8 — the only cleaning that won't void your wool manufacturer warranty.
CTA: Book Online

**Ad 2 alternative (if NOT WoolSafe member):**
Headline: Area rug specialists in [City]
Body: Fiber inspection before every rug cleaning — because not all rugs clean the same way.
CTA: Get a Free Quote

**Ad 3 — Seasonal / Drying Time (equipment advantage):**
Headline: Carpets dry in hours, not days
Body: Our truck-mount system delivers [X°F] — [City]'s dry climate means most carpets ready in [X–Y] hours.
Compliance: Must include "typically" or "most carpets" — not a guarantee

**Ad 4 — IICRC Trust (for cold audience):**
Headline: IICRC Certified Firm in [City]
Body: Not every carpet cleaner is IICRC certified. We are — Firm #FRM-XXXXXX. [X★ X reviews].
CTA: See What Neighbors Say

FTC COMPLIANCE: No review incentives implied in ad copy. No "non-toxic" or "green" without specific product data. No "eliminates bacteria" without EPA Reg. #.

---

**SECTION 4: Nextdoor Ad**

Format: Nextdoor Neighborhood Sponsor ad (local awareness)
Character limits: Headline 25 chars, body 200 chars

Headline: [City] Carpet Care
Body: IICRC Certified Firm serving [Neighborhood 1], [Neighborhood 2], and [Neighborhood 3]. Truck-mount hot water extraction — [X★ X reviews]. Book online: [URL]

Note: Nextdoor performs best with neighborhood-specific copy — replace generic "[City]" with specific neighborhoods for each ad set.

---

**SECTION 5: B2B Cold Outreach Letters (4 channels)**

**Letter 1 — Airbnb / VRBO Host**
Subject: Same-day carpet turnover for your [City] rental — IICRC certified

Opening: Reference specific challenge (5-star review pressure, same-day turnover window, guest hair/pet dander accumulation)
Value: Truck-mount extraction + [X–Y hour] drying time (equipment-spec, not guarantee) = carpets guest-ready same day
Credential: IICRC Firm cert # + WRT if applicable + WoolSafe if member
Offer: First turnover cleaning at [X% discount] — "let the results speak before we talk contracts"
Recurring pitch: Monthly/quarterly maintenance program pricing (lower per-visit rate for committed schedule)
CTA: Book one unit; I'll send a before/after photo report you can share with your Airbnb co-host
Footer: Physical address + unsubscribe (CAN-SPAM)

**Letter 2 — Property Management Company**
Subject: IICRC-certified carpet care for [PM Company Name]'s portfolio in [City]

Opening: Acknowledge their core pressure: tenant disputes, make-ready timelines, HOA standards
Value: IICRC service record documentation → defensible security deposit deductions → reduced dispute liability
Credential: IICRC Firm cert #, WRT for water extraction scope, 5-star Google rating
Volume pricing: Tiered pricing for recurring portfolio accounts (3 units/month, 10 units/month, 20+)
Offer: Walk one make-ready unit together — free assessment of carpet condition + replacement vs. clean analysis
CTA: 15-minute call + one complimentary unit cleaning
Footer: Physical address + unsubscribe

**Letter 3 — Boutique Hotel / Motel Facility Manager**
Subject: Scheduled carpet maintenance for [Hotel Name] — IICRC Firm certified

Opening: Reference hotel-specific context (ADA hallway carpet standards, revenue per room pressure, guest review impact of carpet condition)
Value: Off-hours scheduling (3–6 AM corridor cleaning), fast drying in climate-controlled environment, IICRC documentation for franchise inspection compliance
Credential: IICRC Firm cert #, CCT for commercial carpet scope, WRT if water extraction is in scope
Offer: One floor/wing trial at no commitment — compare your current vendor's results to ours
Contract pitch: Annual corridor/room inspection program at [$/sq ft] rate locked for 12 months
CTA: Facility walk-through at your convenience
Footer: Physical address + unsubscribe

**Letter 4 — Commercial Office Building Facility Manager**
Subject: Quarterly carpet maintenance program for [Building Name or Address]

Opening: Office facility manager pain points: appearance standards for tenant retention, after-hours service requirement, recurring vendor reliability
Value: Encapsulation maintenance program for commercial loop pile nylon (low moisture, no disruption, dry in 30–60 min) + annual deep HWE for full fiber reset
Credential: IICRC CCT for commercial carpet scope + Firm cert #
Pricing model: Per sq ft pricing for quarterly encapsulation + annual HWE (provide example calculation for 5,000 sq ft floor)
Compliance note: "We do not use the term 'steam cleaning' in commercial contracts — our service records document hot water extraction temperature, dwell time, and drying conditions for your facilities management records"
CTA: Inspection + proposal for your specific floor plan
Footer: Physical address + unsubscribe

---

**SECTION 6: Recurring Contract Proposal Template**

For converting one-time commercial customers to annual contracts.

**[Business Name] — Commercial Carpet Care Service Agreement**

Client: [Company Name / Property Management Co. / Hotel Name]
Properties covered: [List addresses or units]
Service frequency: [Quarterly / Semi-annual / Annual] per service type

Service schedule:
| Service | Frequency | Price/Visit | Annual Total |
|---------|-----------|------------|-------------|
| Carpet HWE — residential units | Per turnover | $[X] per unit | Estimate: $[X] |
| Carpet encapsulation — commercial corridors | Quarterly | $[X] per visit | $[X] |
| Tile/grout cleaning — common areas | Semi-annual | $[X] per visit | $[X] |

Contract terms:
- 30-day cancellation notice required
- Priority scheduling: contract clients get 48-hour guaranteed scheduling window
- IICRC service record provided after each visit (documentation for security deposits, HOA, franchise inspection)
- Rate locked for 12 months from contract date
- Emergency extraction (WRT scope) available at [X% discount] for contract clients

Signature block: [Client Name / Title / Date] | [Business Name / IICRC Firm # / Date]

---

**SECTION 7: 30-Day Google Business Profile Content Calendar**

Week 1: Seasonal service post (Prompt 1 GBP asset)
Week 2: "Did you know?" educational post — hot water extraction vs. steam cleaning explanation
Week 3: Customer review highlight (with attribution consent)
Week 4: B2B offer post — "STR hosts: same-day turnover cleaning available"

Repeat monthly with seasonal rotation. No drying time guarantees in GBP posts. No bacteria kill claims without EPA Reg. #.
```


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