Most businesses that close in Jamaica don't die of a bad product. They die of nobody knowing. Before you lock the door, answer five questions.
Quick answer: 1) Do people who buy once come back? 2) Can a stranger find you on Google by what you sell + your parish? 3) Can they contact you in one tap? 4) Do they see a price and proof? 5) Do you reply within the hour? If 1 is yes and 2–5 are no, the business is invisible, not broken — and invisibility is fixable in 30 days, most of it free.
Broken or invisible?
If repeat customers exist, the product works. Everything else is reach and response — the two things a solo owner never has time for.
The free 30-day fix
- Claim and complete Google Business Profile; 20 photos; ask ten customers for reviews this week.
- WhatsApp button on the site and in every bio; reply within the hour, always.
- Prices on the page. Three real reviews on the homepage.
- One post answering the question customers ask most.
- List products free on EzyCart JM if you sell things.
If you have no time or money for even that
That is exactly the business Ezy Rescue was built for: we do the audit, the fixes and the organic marketing, and we get paid only from the tracked sales we generate. No retainer, no ads. You keep running the business; we bring the customers.
Two ways forward
- Fix it yourself with the guides on this site — start with website but no sales
- Or apply for Ezy Rescue: we audit, fix and run the organic marketing for J$0 up front, paid only from the tracked sales we generate — five slots at a time
📍 Free: list your business in the Jamaica Business Directory. Two minutes, live within 24 hours, with a link to your website or Instagram. List it free →
Frequently asked
Should I spend on ads before closing?
No — fix Google presence, WhatsApp and prices first; ads on a leaking site burn money.
How fast can organic work?
Reviews and WhatsApp changes show in days; Google in 4–8 weeks.
What does Ezy Rescue cost?
Nothing up front; 30–50% of tracked sales until you graduate to a J$9,500/mo plan.