Ossim, an enterprise account executive, will address this shift during his presentation, "Prepare for AI-Powered Buying," at the upcoming Service World Expo in Las Vegas. Scheduled for November 11, the session highlights how digital information gaps impede both consumer research and the functionality of modern AI tools. When a contractor keeps pricing opaque, they effectively blind the algorithms that homeowners use to compare local services, limiting their visibility in a digital-first market.
Historically, the home services industry favored a strategy of withholding costs to drive direct human interaction. However, Ossim suggests that this friction now discourages potential clients who prioritize efficiency and upfront information. By integrating pricing into online platforms, contractors not only meet consumer expectations for convenience but also ensure their offerings remain discoverable to the automated systems currently reshaping the buyer's journey.




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