Veteran Networking Hacks: Grow Your Business Without Leaving Home
Robert Hole • October 27, 2025

Imagine this: It's 0600, you're sipping black coffee in your home office, still shaking off the muscle memory of reveille, and instead of humping a ruck through hostile terrain, you're "pivoting" to a Zoom call with a potential client halfway across the country. No travel, no dress blues—just you, your story, and a stable Wi-Fi connection turning a casual chat into a $10K contract.


Sounds like a dream? For veteran entrepreneurs, it's the new normal. In 2025, with over 2.5 million veteran-owned businesses generating more than $1 trillion in annual revenue and employing 6 million Americans, the digital battlefield is where we're winning big. That's 9.1% of all U.S. businesses, folks—powered by our grit, discipline, and that unbreakable squad mentality.


But here's the recon: Traditional networking—shaking hands at conferences or schmoozing at VFW mixers—feels like a relic from the analog era. Travel costs eat into bootstrapped budgets (average $1,200 per event for small biz owners), time away from family or ops drains energy, and in a post-pandemic world, 70% of professionals prefer virtual interactions anyway. For vets transitioning or scaling ventures (whether a tactical gear e-com store, leadership coaching service, or logistics consultancy), online networking isn't just convenient—it's essential. Stats don't lie: 54% of veteran hires and business deals stem from networks, yet only 40% of transitioning service members actively build them digitally.


The gap? Opportunity. Platforms like LinkedIn (with 1 billion users) and vet-specific hubs are exploding, offering tools to connect, collaborate, and close deals from your couch.


In this exhaustive playbook, we'll dive deep into 8 battle-tested hacks for growing your business without ever leaving home. Drawing from fresh 2025 intel, real-vet case studies, step-by-step executions, psychological insights, tool breakdowns, and pitfalls to avoid, this isn't surface-level advice—it's your forward operating base for virtual victory. Whether you're a solo operator or scaling a squad, these strategies will expand your reach, forge alliances, and fuel revenue. Let's execute—no more cold calls from a payphone; it's time for digital dominance.


Hack 1: Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile as Your Virtual Dog Tags – The Foundation of Remote Cred


Why it works: LinkedIn isn't a resume dump—it's your 24/7 networking HQ, where 87% of recruiters (and 70% of B2B buyers) start their hunts. For vets, it's a translator: Turning "infantry leader" into "crisis management expert" that clicks with civilians. In 2025, profiles with veteran badges see 25% more connection requests, and optimized ones drive 40% more inbound leads.


Remote twist: A killer profile works while you sleep, pulling in coffee-chat invites from Berlin to Boise.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Headline Overhaul (10 mins): Ditch "Veteran Seeking Opportunities." Go: "Army Logistics Vet | Supply Chain Strategist | Helping Startups Cut Costs 30% | SDVOSB Owner." (120 chars max—front-load value.)
  2. About Section Deep Dive (30 mins): 2,600 chars of storytelling: Situation (deployment wins), Mission (your biz focus), Execution (metrics: "Led 50-person teams to 100% on-time delivery"), Sustainment (skills: Adaptability from OIF). End with CTA: "Connecting with fellow vets in ops—DM for a quick debrief."
  3. Experience & Media Layering (20 mins): Quantify roles ("Reduced response times 30% via adaptive tactics"). Upload declassified photos, certs (PMP, Six Sigma), or a 1-min video ("Why I Coach Transitions").
  4. Skills & Endorsements Push (15 mins): Top 5: "Project Management," "Risk Assessment." Ping 10 vet connections for endorsements—reciprocate to build goodwill.
  5. Featured Assets (10 mins): Pin a "Vet Transition Toolkit" PDF or Reel ("5 MOS-to-Civvy Hacks"). Claim the free "Veteran" badge via LinkedIn's military tools.


Psychological edge: Profiles with stories trigger reciprocity—viewers feel compelled to engage, boosting responses 22% (Harvard Business Review).


Tools: LinkedIn Premium ($30/mo for InMail), Canva (free for thumbnails), Grammarly (free for polish).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Civilian Jargon Gap: "FOB" confuses non-vets. Solution: Translate in parentheses ("Forward Operating Base – high-pressure project sites").
  • Challenge: Low Visibility: Algo buries inactive profiles. Solution: Post weekly (see Hack 5); aim for 500+ connections in Month 1.
  • Vet Twist: Join "Veteran Mentor Network" (100k+ members) for instant endorsements.


Pro Tip: Set "Open to Work" banner (vet-green frame)—40% more recruiter pings.


Hack 2: Master Virtual Vet Events – From Zoom to Zero-Travel Wins


Why it works: In-person events cost $1,200+ per head (travel, fees), but virtual ones like Bunker Labs webinars reach 10x the audience for free. 2025's hybrid shift means 60% of networking happens online, with vet events (e.g., Hiring Our Heroes virtual fairs) yielding 30% more connections than physical ones. Remote events let you "attend" from PT gear, building your Rolodex without the airport hassle.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Event Recon (Ongoing, 15 mins/week): Use Eventbrite or LinkedIn Events for "veteran entrepreneur 2025." Prioritize: Bunker Labs (free masterclasses), 50strong virtual career fairs (connects to 1,000+ employers).
  2. Prep Like a Patrol (30 mins pre-event): Research 5 attendees/speakers via LinkedIn. Script opener: "Loved your take on supply chain—my 11B days echo that. What's one hack for remote teams?"
  3. Engage Actively (During, 60 mins): Chat in breakout rooms; share screen for quick polls ("Vets: Best virtual tool?"). Follow up in-event: "Connecting post-chat—let's swap notes."
  4. Post-Event Assault (24 hrs): Send 10 personalized LinkedIn invites: "Great energy at the Bunker Labs session—your logistics tip hit home. Coffee chat?"
  5. Track & Nurture (Weekly): CRM like HubSpot free tier for notes ("Follow up Q1 2026"). Aim for 2-3 events/mo.


Psychological edge: Virtual anonymity lowers barriers—vets report 25% more bold outreach online (per Warrior Allegiance study).


Tools: Zoom (free), Eventbrite (free search), Calendly (free scheduling).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Screen Fatigue: Zooms drain energy. Solution: Cap at 90 mins; schedule "debrief walks" post-event.
  • Challenge: No Face-to-Face Vibe: Misses body language. Solution: Use reactions/emojis; follow with video messages via Loom (free).
  • Vet Twist: Host your own via Grow with Google vet resources—free tools for "Transition Networking Night."


Pro Tip: Record sessions (with permission) for your newsletter—repurpose for 2x value.


Hack 3: Infiltrate Online Vet Communities – Your Digital VFW Hall


Why it works: Groups like "Veteran Entrepreneurs" (500k+ on FB) and VetNet (LinkedIn's free vet hub) foster 2x faster connections than general networks, with 70% of members reporting business leads from interactions. In 2025, community-driven platforms drive 40% of vet biz growth, per Syracuse IVMF research. Remote access means daily "roll calls" from your kitchen table.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Group Selection (Week 1, 20 mins): Join 5-7: LinkedIn's "Veterans in Business" (100k+), FB's "Vet Owned Business" (200k), Reddit's r/Veteran (niche chats). Vet-specific: Vets Who Code for tech vets.
  2. Lurk & Learn (Week 2): Observe 7 days—no posts. Note hot topics (e.g., "funding frustrations").
  3. Value-First Posts (Ongoing, 15 mins/day): Share: "Thread: 3 Remote Networking Hacks from My Deployment Days." Engage replies: "Spot-on—tried that in OIF?"
  4. DM Strategy (Weekly): Message 3-5 active members: "Saw your post on logistics—fellow 11B here. Quick chat on supply chain trends?"
  5. Host AMAs (Monthly): "Vet AMA: Scaling Consulting from Home." Promote in 3 groups.


Psychological edge: Shared service triggers "in-group bias"—responses 50% higher in vet spaces (social psych studies).


Tools: FB Groups app (free), Reddit (free), Discord for private vet servers (free).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Spam Flags: Over-posting gets muted. Solution: 80/20 rule (80% value, 20% promo); limit to 3/week.
  • Challenge: Echo Chamber: Stale ideas. Solution: Cross-pollinate with civilian groups like "Small Biz Owners."
  • Vet Twist: Use VetNet's free resources for intro templates—tailored for our lingo.


Pro Tip: Pin your intro post: "11B Vet Scaling Gear Biz—Open to Swaps."


Hack 4: Craft Personalized Outreach – The Remote Handshake That Sticks


Why it works: Cold DMs flop 90% of the time, but personalized ones convert 30%—especially among vets, where "squad" vibes cut through (per X tips on purposeful networking). In 2025, with AI inboxes, human touch wins 2x responses.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Target Recon (10 mins/day): LinkedIn search "veteran [niche]" (e.g., "veteran logistics"). Prioritize 2nd-degree connections.
  2. Message Blueprint (5 mins): "Hey [Name], fellow Marine—your post on remote teams hit home (echoes my recon days). Quick question: How do you handle client follow-ups? Would love your take."
  3. Value Exchange (Send): Offer first: "Sharing my 'Deployment to Deals' guide—thoughts?"
  4. Follow-Up Cadence (48 hrs): "Circling back—any insights on that?"
  5. Call Conversion (Weekly): 20% responders get Loom video: "Quick 5-min chat?"


Psychological edge: Reciprocity principle—give value, get 40% replies (Cialdini).


Tools: Loom (free videos), Hunter.io ($49/mo emails), LinkedIn Sales Navigator ($80/mo).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Rejection Burn: 70% no-replies. Solution: Batch 20/day; celebrate 1 yes as a win.
  • Challenge: Time Sink: Endless chats. Solution: 15-min timer; qualify with "What's your biggest biz hurdle?"
  • Vet Twist: Reference shared service: "Oorah on that—my E-6 days taught me the same."


Pro Tip: Track in Google Sheets (free)—ROI per hack.


Hack 5: Share Strategic Content – Become the Go-To Voice in Your Niche


Why it works: Content is currency—posts with vet insights get 3x engagement on LinkedIn/X, driving 25% more connections. In 2025, 60% of B2B leads start with content, per HubSpot.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Calendar Creation (Week 1): 3 posts/week: Mon motivation ("Resilience from Theater"), Wed value ("Hack: Virtual Pitches"), Fri fun (poll: "Worst Transition Meme?").
  2. Content Types (Ongoing): 60% video (Reels: "Quick Tip: MOS to Marketing"), 30% carousels ( "5 Networking Tools"), 10% threads (X: "Thread: Remote Growth").
  3. Platform Push: LinkedIn for pros, X for quick hits ("Stay connected with ex-coworkers—underrated gold").
  4. Engagement Loop: Reply to all comments within 24 hrs; tag sharers.
  5. Amplify (Monthly): Repurpose: Blog to Reel to newsletter.


Psychological edge: Consistency builds familiarity—followers 2x more likely to refer (psych studies).


Tools: Canva (free), Buffer ($6/mo scheduling), Descript ($12/mo editing).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Creator Block: Dry spells. Solution: Batch 4 weeks' content Sundays.
  • Challenge: Low Reach: Algo changes. Solution: Hashtags (#VetEntrepreneur) + collabs.
  • Vet Twist: Share "Service-to-Startup" series—resonates 40% more.


Pro Tip: Use AI like Grok for outlines—save hours.


Hack 6: Host Virtual "Squad Briefs" – Lead from Your Living Room


Why it works: Hosting positions you as expert—Lives get 6x views, 30% more connections. Vets' command presence shines online, per X tips on calls.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Theme Selection (Week 1): "Vets in Tech: Decoding Agile from Army Doctrine" (poll audience).
  2. Prep Kit (Week 2): Script 20-min opener, slides (Canva), 10 attendees invite via DM.
  3. Go Live (Ongoing): LinkedIn Live or Zoom; record for replay.
  4. Interact (During): Q&A, breakout polls.
  5. Nurture (Post): "Thanks for joining—DM for notes." Follow up 100%.


Psychological edge: Hosting triggers authority bias—participants 35% more likely to collaborate.


Tools: LinkedIn Live (free), StreamYard ($25/mo multi-platform).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Low Turnout: First ones flop. Solution: Promote 7 days in groups.
  • Challenge: Tech Glitches: Crashes kill momentum. Solution: Test setup 24 hrs prior.
  • Vet Twist: Theme around "Mission Mindset"—draws 50% more vets.


Pro Tip: Co-host with influencers—doubles reach.


Hack 7: Leverage Mentorship Platforms – Gain Wisdom, Give Back Remotely


Why it works: 50strong connects vets to mentors/employers, yielding 2x faster opportunities. Reciprocal mentoring builds 40% stronger networks.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. Platform Pick (Week 1): Sign up 50strong, MentorLink, or Grow with Google vet tools.
  2. Profile Polish (10 mins): "Seeking mentorship in e-com; offering logistics intel."
  3. Match & Meet (Ongoing): 1 call/mo per mentor; rotate 3-5.
  4. Reciprocate: Mentor juniors—karma compounds.
  5. Track Impact: Journal insights; quarterly reviews.


Psychological edge: Mentorship fosters belonging—reduces isolation 60% for transitioning vets.


Tools: 50strong (free), Mentorink ($99/mo for pros).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Mismatch: Bad fits. Solution: 15-min trial calls.
  • Challenge: Time Zones: Global mentors. Solution: Async via Loom.
  • Vet Twist: Pair with Vets Who Code for tech mentorship.


Pro Tip: Give first—offer your skills to juniors for instant cred.


Hack 8: Automate Follow-Ups – The Silent Squad Member That Closes Deals


Why it works: 80% of sales need 5 touches; automated ones hit 28% response rates. X pros emphasize persistence without pestering.


Step-by-step execution:

  1. CRM Setup (Week 1): HubSpot free for contacts.
  2. Sequence Build (20 mins): Day 1: Thanks note. Day 3: Value share. Day 7: Call invite.
  3. Personalize (Ongoing): "Loved your X post on growth—here's my take."
  4. Monitor (Weekly): 20% open rate goal; tweak low-performers.
  5. Scale: Integrate with LinkedIn for auto-DMs.


Psychological edge: Spacing effect—reminders boost recall 50% (Ebbinghaus).


Tools: HubSpot (free), Mailchimp (free <2K).


Challenges & solutions:

  • Challenge: Over-Automation: Feels robotic. Solution: 70% human-edited.
  • Challenge: Spam Filters: Blocks. Solution: Value-first, <100 words.
  • Vet Twist: Reference shared experiences in sequences.


Pro Tip: Segment: Hot leads weekly, warm monthly.


Challenges in Remote Networking: IEDs to Neutralize & Overcome


Even elite ops hit snags. Common remote pitfalls for vets:

  • Digital Divide: 15% of rural vets lack high-speed internet (FCC 2025). Solution: Mobile hotspots ($30/mo); offline prep (download resources).
  • Introvert Overload: 40% of vets report social fatigue (IVMF). Solution: Async tools like Loom; limit to 3 interactions/day.
  • Trust Lag: Civilians question remote "handshakes." Solution: Video-first; share vet badges for 20% trust boost.
  • Algo Adversity: Platforms change (e.g., LinkedIn's 2025 video push). Solution: Diversify (X for quick hits, LinkedIn for depth).
  • Measurement Mess: Hard to track ROI. Solution: UTM links; quarterly audits (connections to $).


Overcome with mindset: Treat networking as patrols—prep, execute, debrief. 70% of vet biz growth ties to consistent digital habits (Syracuse study).


Rally Point: Deploy These Hacks and Watch Your Network Explode


Vets, the homefront is your new high ground—2.5 million strong, but connected ones conquer. These 8 hacks aren't theory; they're executable orders for 2025 growth, blending our service edge with digital firepower. Start with one: Profile tweak today, event RSVP tomorrow. Your network isn't just contacts—it's your fireteam for deals, mentors, and momentum.


At Code Camo, we build the online outpost to showcase it all—free drafts for vets, with dashboards tracking your wins. Sign up at codecamo.com/get-started and let's turn connections into contracts.

By Robert Hole January 14, 2026
In 2026, when a local customer needs a plumber, electrician, landscaper, or consultant, they don’t type a long query anymore. They just say: “Hey Google, find a veteran-owned plumber near me.” If your business isn’t the top result they see on their phone, you don’t exist. The Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business) is now the single most powerful, free marketing weapon for veteran-owned service businesses. It controls the Map Pack (the top 3 local results), drives 44% of all local clicks, and feeds directly into voice search on Google Assistant, Siri, and Alexa. Here’s the exact playbook to dominate it in 2026 — the same steps we run for every Code Camo client who wants to own their city. Step 1: Claim & Verify (If You Haven’t Already — Do It Today) Go to business.google.com Search your business name + city Claim it (or create new if it doesn’t exist) Verify with postcard (most common), phone, or email (fastest if available) Pro tip: Use a dedicated Gmail for business (e.g., yourname@yourbusiness.com). Never use personal — it causes ownership issues later. Step 2: Name It Right (The Keyword Cheat) Your GBP name is one of the strongest local ranking factors. Best practice for vets in 2026: Include “Veteran-Owned” or “Vet-Owned” Add your city if you serve a specific area Examples that rank best: Veteran-Owned Plumbing – Tampa Vet-Owned Electrician San Diego Veteran Landscaping Services Raleigh Avoid: Just “Joe’s Plumbing” — you lose the veteran identity signal. Step 3: Category & Attributes (The Trust Multipliers) Primary category: Your exact service (e.g., “Plumber”) Add secondary categories (up to 10): – “Veteran-led Business” – “Military Discount Offered” – Specific services (“Water Heater Repair,” “Emergency Plumbing”) Attributes Google loves for vets: Veteran-led Appointment required Wheelchair accessible (if true) Free estimates Veteran discounts Each attribute boosts relevance for related voice searches. Step 4: Photos That Win (The Visual Proof) Google ranks profiles with 100+ photos 42% higher for directions requests. Upload these in 2026 order: Logo (profile pic) Cover photo: You/team in action + “Veteran-Owned” text overlay Exterior/interior of shop or truck Before/after work photos (critical for service businesses) Team photos (uniform optional — shows the vet story) Products/services as “products” with prices At least 10 “at work” shots per service Pro tip: Add geotags and 2026 dates to photos — Google uses them for freshness. Step 5: Reviews – The #1 Ranking Rocket Reviews are now the #1 local ranking factor. After every job: Text a direct Google review link (takes 20 seconds) Goal: 50+ reviews, 4.8+ stars Respond to every review within 24 hours (positive or negative) — assistants prioritize responsive businesses Review response template: “Thank you for your service and for the honest feedback, [Name]. We used your input to improve our communication — already seeing the difference. Grateful to serve you.” Step 6: Posts & Q&A – Stay Fresh & Answer Voice Questions Google prioritizes active profiles. Post weekly: Offers, tips, holiday specials (“Winter Drain Inspection – Veteran Discount”) Answer every question in Q&A (people ask voice-style questions here first) Pin your best post (e.g., “Why Choose a Veteran-Owned Plumber?”) Step 7: The 2026 Voice Search Boosters Voice assistants read the top result — make yours the one they choose. Add conversational FAQs to your profile/services: “What should I expect from a veteran-owned electrician?” “Do you offer military discounts?” Use natural language in description: “We’re a veteran-owned team serving Tampa with 24/7 emergency plumbing” The 30-Day GBP Domination Plan Week 1 : Claim, verify, fill 100%, add 20 photos Week 2 : Optimize name/categories/attributes, add products/services Week 3 : Launch review campaign, post 3x, answer all Q&A Week 4 : Add 30 more photos, post weekly, respond to every review Most veteran businesses jump from unranked to top 10 in 30 days, top 3 in 60–90. When “Hey Google, find a veteran [service] near me” says your name first, you win the customer before they even call. Ready to dominate your city in voice and local search? We build sites that pair perfectly with a strong GBP — free custom draft for vets, no card required. Start here: codecamo.com/get-started
By Robert Hole December 29, 2025
Picture this: A potential customer in your city says to their phone, “Hey Siri, find a veteran-owned plumber near me,” or “Alexa, what’s the best veteran electrician in Tampa?” If your business shows up as the top answer, you get the call — and likely the job. If not, your competitor does. In 2026, voice search isn't a trend — it's the default for local discovery. Over 50% of all searches are expected to be voice-based, with 76% of voice queries having local intent like “near me.” For veteran-owned service businesses (plumbing, electrical, landscaping, consulting, HVAC), this is a massive opportunity: Vet-preferred searches (“veteran-owned [service] near me”) are still wide open in most markets, but filling fast. The good news? Voice search optimization is 90% the same as traditional local SEO — with a few 2026-specific tweaks for assistants like Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant. This guide gives you the exact, step-by-step playbook to dominate voice results. No fluff, no paid ads required. Just proven tactics that put veteran businesses in the #1 spot when customers speak instead of type. Let’s get your business heard. Why Voice Search Matters More Than Ever for Veteran Businesses in 2026 8.4 billion voice assistants in use worldwide (more than the global population) 58% of consumers use voice search to find local business info 76% of local voice searches lead to a same-day visit 28% of those visits convert to sales For vets, the edge is built-in: Consumers actively prefer veteran-owned businesses (78% say they’d choose one if options are equal). Combine that with voice's conversational nature (“find a reliable veteran plumber near me”), and you have a direct line to high-intent customers who are ready to buy. The catch? Voice assistants usually read only the top 1–3 results. Miss the cut, and you're invisible. Step 1: Claim and Perfect Your Google Business Profile (The #1 Voice Ranking Factor) Google Assistant powers the majority of voice searches, and it pulls heavily from Google Business Profile (GBP). Do this first — it alone can move you from unranked to top 3. Go to business.google.com and claim/verify your profile (postcard or phone). Fill every field 100%: Name: Include “Veteran-Owned” or “Vet-Owned” (e.g., “Vet-Owned Plumbing – Tampa”) Categories: Primary exact service (“Plumber”), secondary “Veteran-Led Business” Description: 750 characters with natural keywords (“Veteran-owned plumbing serving Tampa Bay with 24/7 emergency service”) Services: List all with brief descriptions and price ranges if possible Attributes: “Veteran-led,” “Appointment required,” etc. Photos: Upload 50+ — before/after jobs, truck, team (uniform optional), interior work. Posts: Weekly updates (“Holiday Drain Tips from Your Local Vet Plumber”) Products: Add top services as “products” with prices. Result: Most businesses see Map Pack jumps in 30–60 days. Step 2: Build NAP Consistency Across 70+ Directories (The Citation Foundation) Voice assistants cross-check Name, Address, Phone (NAP) for trust. Use a tool like BrightLocal ($29/mo trial) or manually hit the big ones: Apple Maps Connect (critical for Siri) Bing Places Yelp Facebook YellowPages Angi Include “Veteran-Owned” in titles where allowed. Exact match NAP everywhere — one mismatch drops rankings. Step 3: Generate Reviews That Voice Assistants Love to Read Aloud Reviews are the #1 local ranking factor in 2026. After every job: Text a direct Google review link (“Takes 20 seconds — would mean a lot!”) Goal: 50+ reviews, 4.8+ stars Respond to every review (positive or negative) within 24 hours — assistants factor response rate. Bonus: Encourage mentions of “veteran-owned” in reviews — boosts identity signals. Step 4: Create Conversational Content That Answers Real Voice Questions Voice queries are questions, not keywords. Target these patterns: “Who’s the best veteran plumber near me?” “Is there a veteran-owned electrician in [city] open now?” “How much does a veteran landscaper charge for [service]?” Create pages/posts that answer directly: FAQ Page Use schema markup (free plugin) and structure as real questions: “What should I expect from a veteran-owned plumbing service?” Answer in 50–80 words, conversational tone. Blog Posts Title: “2026 Guide to Hiring a Veteran Electrician in Tampa” Start with the question, answer immediately. Location Pages /plumbing-tampa-fl with “Veteran-owned plumbing in Tampa: emergency service, fair pricing, military precision.” Step 5: Technical Tweaks for 2026 Voice Speed & Compliance Assistants hate slow sites. PageSpeed ≥90 mobile (compress images, defer JS) Mobile-responsive (test on real phones) Schema markup: LocalBusiness + FAQ HTTPS secure Core Web Vitals passing The 90-Day Voice Domination Plan Month 1 : GBP perfection + 20 citations + 10 new reviews Month 2 : FAQ page + 5 blog posts + 20 more citations Month 3 : Location pages + ongoing reviews/posts Most vet businesses hit top 3 in 90–120 days with this.  When “Hey Google, find a veteran [your service] near me” becomes your best salesperson, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it. Ready to make your business the voice answer in your city? We build sites optimized for voice from day one — free custom draft for vets, no obligation. Start here: codecamo.com/get-started
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