We answer your calls, in English and Spanish

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We answer the phone for the trades

One day · 3 to 6 businesses · In Spanish

Arrive with your license and your photos. Leave with the phone answered and your site online.

One Saturday, three to six trade companies at a table, each with someone beside them building their system. It is not a class and there is no presentation. You bring your license, your photos and your phone, and you leave when your number is answering and your site is online.

The room is in Spanish, and any table that asks gets English. Your office person comes free, and almost everyone brings one.

Saturday, October 31, 2026

8:30 AM to 4:00 PM · Aday Interactive, Inc., Coral Gables

Seats open

$1,000

for the day, per business

That is the $500 setup you would pay anyway, plus $500 for the seat at the table. Then the plan from $149 a month, which starts that day because your site lives on it. See the plans.

What you leave with

  • Your number answering. A new local number ringing on your phone the same day, and your usual number on its way to being ported.
  • The text back live. A missed call gets a text inside a minute, in English or Spanish, with the link to book.
  • A five-page site. Home, services, service area, about and contact. Online before the day ends, with your photos on it.
  • Your job board. Every call and every form lands on one board, with the source and the language. No more notebook.
  • Review requests ready. The after-the-job review request, loaded and waiting for you to switch it on when you want it.
  • Your QR card. Printed that day. A customer scans it and books without calling. For the truck and the counter.
  • A check-in call. Twenty minutes the following week, booked from your own calendar before you leave the room.

What to bring

Four things, and none of them is a computer

Ten days before, we send the sheet with all of this and a few short questions, so your number registration is already moving by the time Saturday comes.

Bring your license

The license number and the insurance. Without them the number cannot be registered and the site cannot go up.

Bring ten photos

Of your own work, off your phone. Professional photos are not needed; real ones are.

Bring your prices

Your service list, with a price or with "call for a quote". A handwritten sheet is fine.

Bring your phone

The one you use for work. And your office person, who comes free.

The day, hour by hour

From 8:30 to 4:00, and it ends when it ends

8:30

Coffee, and the printed page for each business

Who you are, which trade, what is still open.

9:00

The phone

New number, the text back, the quiet hours.

10:00

The inbox and the board

Everything in one place, in both languages.

11:00

The site

Five pages, your photos, your area, your license.

1:15

Reviews and past customers

Loaded and paused, for you to switch on.

2:30

Your plan, your QR card and the leaving checklist

Signed, so you know what got done.

Who is in the room

Three to six businesses, never one and never more than six. One bilingual facilitator. Your office person comes free. Everyone there is a South Florida trade company, and there is usually someone from your own trade at the next table.

What we promise

Under three businesses, the date moves

A workshop of one helps nobody. If there are not three paid businesses seven days out, the date moves: anyone who paid picks the new one or gets the money back, and nobody new is charged. We would rather move a Saturday than run a bad room.

Hold a seat

Pick the date and hold your seat

Holding a seat sends you the $1,000 invoice and the prep sheet. The seat is yours once the invoice is paid. If you would rather talk first, book 30 minutes or call (305) 209-8453.

Online booking opens in the next few days. In the meantime a seat takes two minutes by phone: call or text (305) 209-8453 and we send the invoice and the prep sheet the same day.

Aday Interactive, Inc., 338 Minorca Ave, Suite 202, Coral Gables, FL 33134. See the map. Want one at your counter or your association? Read this.