Junkless KY hauls junk across TBD. In September, Google charged for 20 Local Services Ads leads, half of them calls and half of them messages, on $301.76 of spend. Same screen, same dates, same channel, which is why those two figures can be divided.
TBD, market to confirm. The figures on this page are Local Services Ads, tracked in Google's own reporting, with leads routed into Jobber. Charged leads only, which is the smaller count and the one Google billed for.
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Nothing here is licensed from a stock library. Every film on this account was composed vertically for the feed rather than trimmed down from a widescreen master, which is the difference between a shot that was framed and a shot that survived. A junk removal job is a before and an after inside two hours, which makes it the easiest work in the trades to film honestly and the hardest to fake.
Every figure below is read off one Local Services Ads screen, for one channel, over one month. That month is not finished, so all four of them are still moving.
Local Services Ads bills per lead rather than per person, so a customer who calls and then messages is counted twice. Nobody has opened the leads table on this account yet, which is why every figure above says leads and none of them says customers or jobs. The same screen also holds a tab of leads Google did not charge for, so the channel produced more than twenty.
The ads above the map, and the ads in front of people who were not looking. Point at one to see what it covers.
A garage full of junk is a job people put off for a year and then want gone this week. So the work has to be in front of somebody at the moment the putting off stops, and it has to be easy to act on without picking up a phone.
Tell us what you sell and which towns you drive to. We will tell you what we would do first, and whether it is worth doing at all.
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