Owner-led by design.
MOB = My Own Boss.
We build for owners who’d rather be on a job than on the phone. Town pages, every call tracked by town, and a Friday email of who called, for contractors in Plymouth County.
Principal: Josh Miller
I started MOB so I could be my own boss. Most of the owners I work with did the same thing: learned a trade, bought a truck, and built something with their name on it.
Being your own boss also means you’re the one answering the phone and wondering where next month’s work is coming from. That’s the part I take off your plate. I build the town pages, track every call, and send you one email on Friday. You stay on the job.
I’m in Carver, and I keep it to a handful of owners at a time, so you never get lost in the pile.
- ✓ Town pages – one for each town you actually work
- ✓ Calls tracked by town – your main number left alone
- ✓ The Friday email – every call, tap the ones you booked
The Model
(If it’s not measured, it didn’t happen.)
You deal with me.
You talk to the person who builds your pages. No account managers, no handoffs.
✅ One person from first call to Friday email
✅ One email a week, not a meeting
✅ Changes made in days, not quarters
Your site, your profile.
Pages go on your own domain. We’re a manager on your Google profile, never the owner.
✅ Your pages stay yours
✅ Your real number stays listed
✅ Access handed back whenever you ask
Small on purpose.
Four to eight towns, not twenty. A few pages kept fresh beat a pile nobody updates.
✅ 4 to 8 town pages per client
✅ Refreshed every quarter
✅ Founding pricing for the first three companies
Plain talk
What We Believe
(Owners need partners, not vendors.)
Speed Beats Perfect
Five good town pages live this month beat twenty perfect ones next year. We launch, watch the calls, and fix what the Friday numbers tell us.
Every page should make the phone ring.
Every town page has your number, your hours, and one next step: call. No forms nobody checks.
If it’s not measured, it didn’t happen.
Calls, real calls, booked jobs, and the town each one came from. That’s the whole scorecard, every Friday.
Owners need partners, not vendors.
One person, one price, one email a week. More calls from your towns and fewer meetings.