What you told me
"It slows down and it's mostly word of mouth."
— on our call
The four stages
What I'd build, and what already exists
Every stage below is running right now for a business that pays me for it. Nothing here is a theory.
Fill
Paid traffic that puts your work in front of the people in your area who are actually looking — not everyone, and not whoever happens to scroll by.
Receipt: a Phoenix landscaping client, live since July — $8.06 per lead at roughly a 10% video click-through rate.
Catch
A page built to turn that traffic into a phone call, with tracking wired to every button so we know which ad produced which customer.
Receipt: a client site built in one day — 16 tracked buttons, local search markup, live hours.
Answer
The moment a lead comes in, your phone gets a text with their number. The calls you can't pick up get answered by a receptionist that never misses one.
Receipt: 36 seconds from form submitted to text delivered, measured. Missed calls roll over after 15 seconds.
Keep
Follow-up on the ones who didn't book yet, and a tracker so no name is ever lost between a phone call and a job on the schedule.
Receipt: lead tracker, route book and project files built and handed to a client's office manager, with training.
Our next conversation
Fifteen minutes. Here's exactly what happens.
- I show you what I found — your online footprint and what your competitors in the area are actually running right now.
- You tell me which stage is bleeding. Most businesses don't need all four. They need one, badly.
- We put real numbers on it — what a job is worth to you, and what the gap is costing you every month.
- You tell me if it's worth anything. If it isn't, I'll get off your phone and you keep this page either way.