One photo in. Four pieces of proof out.

The loop: what happens after one job

Every finished job runs the same sequence, automatically, for as long as you’re a client:

1. The job finishes. Nothing changes yet. You’re already on to the next one.
2. You send one photo. A text, an email, whatever’s easiest. That’s the entire ask on your end.
3. It becomes a ProofPage. Its own page, its own URL, tied to the neighborhood and the service.
4. It drops a pin. Placed on your Track Record exactly where the job happened.
5. It posts to your Google profile. A Google post, live the same cycle as the ProofPage.
6. It posts to your Facebook page. Same job, same photo, a second public post.

Everything after “you send one photo” happens without you. That’s four pieces of proof from one job: the ProofPage, the pin, the Google post, the Facebook post.

What a ProofPage actually is

A check-in is a caption. A ProofPage is a page:

• Its own URL, permanent, not a post that scrolls away in a feed
• A title naming the neighborhood and the service, not a generic template
• Indexed by Google, the same way any page on your site is indexed
• Citable by AI answers when someone nearby asks who does good work

Rather than a screenshot, look at the real thing: every pin on Bradford Pelton’s live Track Record is a working ProofPage you can click into.

What the Track Record is

The Track Record is the page every ProofPage lives on together: one URL, on your domain, that shows the whole body of work at once instead of one job at a time.

• 01A live map, every pin a real page, placed in the neighborhood it covers
• 02Every ProofPage, linked and browsable from the same page

It’s the one link you can hand anyone, a referral, a review reply, a bid, that shows the whole map instead of one story.

What runs underneath, every month

Before any of this shows up anywhere, the basics have to be right. This is the part that mostly happens without you noticing:

What Autopilot adds

Proof Engine runs the loop. Autopilot adds the parts that take a business from documented to answered:

What you do. What we do.

The honest timeline

This week: your Track Record goes live and your Google Business Profile gets fixed, category, hours, service area, before anything else ships.

This month: your reviews get answered as they come in, your directory listings get brought current, and your first Google and Facebook posts start publishing.

Months three and four: enough ProofPages exist that your map looks like a body of work, not a launch.

Months six and seven: the compounding becomes visible, more posts, more reviews, more pages published than most competitors publish in the same window.

Month twelve and beyond: this is when Google finishes deciding you’re a real answer for your trade in your area.

What we don’t promise: a ranking. Nobody honestly can guarantee where Google puts you. What we promise is that all of this keeps publishing, every month, whether or not anyone’s watching.

The Publish Guarantee.

Every plan has a published deliverables list. If a month’s deliverables don’t publish, that month is free. We can’t promise where Google ranks you. Nobody honestly can. We can promise the work ships, and we put it in writing.

The Ownership Promise.

Your domain. Your website. Your pages. Your profiles. Cancel anytime and keep all of it, with logins handed over within 48 hours. Every dollar you spend here builds an asset you own, not one you rent.