A new Reno business can spend 90 days getting found without buying every channel at once. Month one makes the business recognizable. Month two makes the website and the Google listing agree. Month three turns on one paid channel and reads the calls.
Days 1 to 30
Lock the name, the phone number, and the hours. Put them on the website, the Google listing, and the social profile you will actually update. Take photos of the work or the shop. Ask the first happy customers for a review with a direct link. Do not run ads to a page that still says the wrong number.
Days 31 to 60
Publish a homepage and one page for each service you want calls for. Each page should say what the job is, where you do it, and how to book. Fill the Google profile with the same services and a few of the new photos. Post the work a few times a week so the profiles look alive.
Days 61 to 90
Pick one paid channel. Search ads if people already look for the job. Meta ads if you need to show the work to people nearby who are not searching yet. Track calls and forms. At day 90, keep the channel that produced jobs and fix the page that did not.
Month one is recognition, not every channel
In the first 30 days, make the business look like one company: the same name, the same phone number, a page that says what you do, and a Google profile with the right category. In the next 30, ask for reviews and publish the service page you want calls for. In the last 30, spend a small amount on the one channel that matches how customers already look for you. Ads before that setup buy traffic you cannot convert.
Write the 90 days on one page so you can see what you are not doing yet. Social every day, a new logo, and three ad platforms are not the plan. One path a customer can follow is the plan.
What has to exist before the first ad dollar is in what to set up before you spend on ads.
Budget context is in what to spend on ads. The wider local picture is the Reno marketing guide. Tell us the week you opened and we will mark where you are on this calendar.
