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Owner-run since 2001
We’re Maya Network, a marketing agency here in Surrey, BC. Owner-run since 2001.
Here’s what we do. We run the weekly marketing for local service businesses.
Your blog. Your social posts. Your Google profile. Your review replies. All of it handled.
The point of all of it is simple. Customers find you. They remember your name. And when they’re ready to hire, they call you.
The writing and the scheduling run on systems we’ve refined for 25 years. Templates, checklists, a process that wastes nothing. More gets done, it gets done faster, and nothing slips.
But nothing goes out on its own. The owner reads and approves every single item first. If it isn’t good enough, it doesn’t ship.
Simple as that.
We’ve been doing this work since 2001. The tools change. Having a person answer for the work doesn’t.
See exactly what’s included on the packages page.
Or browse the services one by one if you’d rather start with a single job.
This isn’t a demo. It’s a real client, running right now, and you can go look at it today.
South Surrey Plumbing gets a new blog post every week. Each one is matched to the season, and to the work homeowners are actually searching for.
Then the post goes out on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, and LinkedIn. Written separately for each one. Not the same text pasted five times.
Every image gets checked by hand before it’s used. Wrong equipment in a photo? It doesn’t go up.
And every word goes through the same approval step we’re describing on this page. Draft. Check. The owner approves. Then it publishes.
That’s the system. We’d run the same one for you.
The full story is in the South Surrey Plumbing case study.

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So the owner reads everything first. Every post, every reply, every page.
That’s the whole model, really. You get a full month’s marketing at one set price, and a real person is responsible for every word.
Owner-operators in Surrey, White Rock, Langley, and across the Fraser Valley.
Trades and home services, mostly. Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, roofers, landscapers. Shops like that.
People who are too busy running jobs to do their own marketing. People who want the work aimed at one thing: more of the right calls coming in.
Have a look at the packages page first. It shows what’s included, what isn’t, and what it costs.
Or just call: 604-614-4600, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. You’ll reach a person. No call centre, no phone tree.
Email: info@mayanetwork.com
Maya Network Inc., #211 3388 Rosemary Heights Crescent, Surrey, BC V3Z 0K7