Turn completed jobs into proof that helps your business get found.

What a project page looks like

Why it helps

• Support visibility in the areas you serveDescribe the service, job type and city for each real project, helping people searching for specific work find relevant examples.
• Build trust before the first callShow real equipment, careful setup and finished work so customers feel more confident about booking.
• Add original content from everyday workTurn actual jobs into useful pages with distinct photos, details, and customer needs.
• Help customers picture their projectReal job photos give customers context for the appearance, size and setup of your work.
• Photo details prepared for youDescriptive filenames, editable photo descriptions and city/state tags come from the job details you already enter.
• No manual page buildingYour website updates itself when a project is approved.
• Make updates easier for your teamEmployees can submit project information and photos, and an authorized manager reviews it before publication. AI help with drafting the description is coming; it isn’t switched on yet.
• Easy to shareEvery project has its own stable link for texts, emails and social posts.
• Connected to a quoteEach project links to the related service and your existing call or quote button.

From the job site to your website

1. Add a jobAn employee opens the app on their phone, takes or picks photos, and adds the service, city and a few sentences. Keyboard dictation works.
2. Optional AI help (coming)AI drafting of the title, description and photo captions isn’t switched on yet. Until then, your team writes a few sentences, and everything stays editable.
3. ReviewThe owner or a manager sees the proposed page, checks the photos, edits, or asks for changes.
4. Approve & publishAfter review and customer permission, publish the project to your website’s dedicated projects page, linked from its menu. Each project also has its own page and shareable link. We only show “Published” after your website confirms it.

Features

• Individual employee logins with expiring, single-use invitations
• Employee, manager and owner roles; remove access any time
• Camera upload, multiple photos, cover photo, reorder and before/after labels
• Drafts saved as you go, with upload retry on weak signal
• Review queue with comments and “request changes”
• Version history and restore; edits stay offline until approved
• Dedicated projects page with service and city filters, linked from your website menu
• Titles, descriptions, sitemap entries and sharing previews set up for each page
• City/state tags by default; exact map pin only with separate customer approval; internal notes never published
• Choose the label: Our Work, Recent Projects, Recent Deliveries or Completed Projects

Good fit for

Businesses whose work is easy to show in photos: event and restroom rentals, cleaning and pressure washing, landscaping, painting, roofing, pool care, remodeling, HVAC and plumbing installs, auto detailing and similar trades.

About search visibility, honestly

These pages give potential customers useful examples of your experience and give search engines more context about your services and where you perform them. Over time, a useful collection of genuine projects can create more opportunities to appear in relevant searches across the areas you serve.

For example, a restroom rental company might publish separate projects for a wedding in Naples, a construction site in Fort Myers, and a community event in Cape Coral. Each page describes the actual service, location, photos, and circumstances of that job. These are useful examples of real experience—not copies of one page with different city names.

Useful, original pages about real jobs can support search visibility: they describe the services you provide and the areas you work in, in your own words and photos. Each published page gets a descriptive title, description, sitemap entry and structured data that matches what’s on the page.

We don’t promise rankings, traffic, leads or Google Maps placement, and structured data doesn’t guarantee any special search features. Hidden GPS tags alone are not a proven ranking boost. The useful signals are clear project text, descriptive filenames, relevant photo descriptions and consistent page information.

We prepare your photo details automatically

Add your photos and job details. We create a descriptive filename and a starting photo description for you. You can edit each description to explain what the photo shows.

When published, every image size includes the approved project title, description, service, city and state in its file tags. The project page includes matching information for search engines, and downloaded photos keep those tags.

Photo descriptions also help people using screen readers. Location tags use the public city and state by default. We remove camera GPS. You can ask your customer to approve an exact map pin separately; they can approve the photos while leaving exact-location sharing unchecked. Useful, accurate pages can support relevant searches, but image tags do not guarantee rankings.

Photo permission and location permission

No permission to share the exact location? You can still publish approved photos with city only. Remove faces, names, license plates, addresses and other identifying details from photos and text.

You must own the photos or have the right to use them. Removing private details does not override a customer’s refusal, a contract or any required permission. Project Showcase currently requires customer approval of the photos and text before publication.

Your customer approves first

Before a project goes on your website, your customer gets a private link. No account is needed. The link shows the exact photos, the proposed description, the location you plan to show (city level by default) and where it will appear. They can approve, decline or ask for changes. Their choice doesn’t affect their service.

• Approval covers that exact version. If you change the photos, the description or the location, they’re asked again.
• Exact-location, social media and advertising permissions are separate from photo and website approval. Those options are never preselected.
• Opening the link doesn’t approve anything. Nothing publishes until they choose Approve.
• Links are private, expire and can be cancelled. Permission pages are never indexed by search engines.
• Customers can ask to have a project taken down at any time, and you can unpublish it in one step.

What you need

• A website built and hosted by ServiceTechHub. Websites connected to a ServiceTechHub account are supported case by case; ask us first. Other platforms aren’t supported yet.
• A phone with a modern browser (iPhone Safari or Android Chrome). You can add the app to your home screen; no app store download.
• Your customer’s approval through the private permission link (built into the tool)

Questions