PRceptive in the press.
Two operators spent a decade making unknown artists impossible to ignore. Then they pointed the same engine at contractors, plumbers, roofers and the rest of Main Street. Here is where that story is being told.
How PRceptive Gives Local Contractors a Free Website and the System to Book More Jobs
Read feature →From Music Marketing to the Service Truck: How PRceptive Is Booking Jobs for America’s Contractors
Read feature →They Spent a Decade Making Musicians Go Viral. Now They’re Doing It for Small Businesses.
Read feature →The coverage.
OK MagazineHow PRceptive Gives Local Contractors a Free Website and the System to Book More Jobs
OK Magazine puts PRceptive in front of its national audience and lays the whole model out in plain terms. The website built for free, the flat fee that starts at $97 a month, the missed call that turns into a text before the lead goes cold, the AI assistant trained on the business, and the steady climb of real five star reviews. It is the clearest look yet at how two music marketers ended up booking jobs for the trades.
The best operator in town should be the easiest one to find. We make sure of it.Adam Antz, Cofounder
FeatureFrom Music Marketing to the Service Truck: How PRceptive Is Booking Jobs for America’s Contractors
LA Weekly digs into how founders Kevin Floyd and Adam Antz took the playbook they built in music marketing and aimed it at the trades. The piece walks through the model: a website built free, a flat fee starting at $97 a month, a text that fires back the second a call is missed, an AI assistant trained on the business, and a review funnel that keeps the public rating climbing.
If the results keep coming, nobody ever has a reason to leave. Adam Antz, CofounderRead the full story on LA Weekly →
NewestThey Spent a Decade Making Musicians Go Viral. Now They’re Doing It for Small Businesses.
NY Weekly goes deepest on the numbers behind the model. The piece traces the founders from VM Agency, where campaigns for more than 7,000 artists were tied to billions of streams and views, to the economic bet at the heart of PRceptive: build the website free, charge a fair monthly price, and only win when the client stays. It covers the $97 and $297 plans, the missed call text back that fires within seconds, the Harvard Business Review research on why answering fast wins the job, and the software philosophy of building for an owner on one bar of signal, with nearly 200 businesses now running on the platform daily.
We only win when our clients do. Adam Antz, CofounderRead the full story on NY Weekly →
FeatureAfter a Decade Marketing Musicians, These Two Founders Are Betting on America’s Small Businesses
CEO Weekly tells the origin story. Two friends from Long Island, one the creative engine and one the operator, who ran viral campaigns for thousands of artists before they noticed local owners facing the very same problem: great work losing out to whoever was easier to find and quicker to answer. So they built PRceptive to fix it, starting with a website that costs nothing to build.
I bring the fire, he keeps the house from burning down. Kevin Floyd, CofounderRead the full story on CEO Weekly →
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