Roofing, heating and air, dumpster rental, lawn care and construction. Our services: SEO, Paid Ads, Video & Social Content, and Lead Tracking, all work together to deliver results for the clients we partner with. Click any of the buttons below to see dedicated results by trade.
Ads, search, film and lead tracking in every one of them. What changes is which month the money goes in, which job is worth having and what counts as a result. A page written for all five would be right about none of them.
Two different customers who never behave the same way. One roof is leaking and needs immediate repair; the other has not decided to replace anything yet. One page written for both of them converts neither.
Two emergency seasons at opposite ends of the year that fill the board on their own. Everything that decides whether the year was any good happens in the quiet months between them.
The job goes to whoever picks up first, usually before anybody has said a price. And the money is in the contractor who rents forty times a year rather than the homeowner who rents once.
The whole year is sold in six weeks in spring, and a customer eleven minutes off the route costs more to serve than three next door. Where the signups land matters as much as how many there were.
One signed project outweighs a year of small jobs, and it is decided over months against two or three other bids. A count of phone calls cannot tell you how the month went.
These do not have a page of their own yet, which says nothing about the work. If your trade is on that list, or on none of them, tell us what you do . Junk removal has a page of its own: junk removal marketing.
This part does not change with the trade. It is the same five steps for a roofer and for a yard full of dumpsters, in the same order, and the order is most of the reason it works.
Call tracking, form tracking and the source attached to every one of them, installed and tested before any advertising is bought. An agency that skips this can describe a good month to you. It cannot prove one, and neither could we.
Somebody typing no heat at six in the morning, or dumpster rental near me on a Saturday, has already decided they need it. Search and Local Services Ads are the only channels where the intent is there before you arrive, and the only ones you can turn up on a date you choose.
Nobody searches for a maintenance plan, an aeration, a garage cleanout or a roof they have not decided to replace. Those jobs exist and nobody is looking for them, so they have to be put in front of people who were not looking, which is a different channel and a different kind of film.
Every trade on this page ends with a stranger on somebody's property, in their house or in their yard. Ten seconds of your own crew working answers that in a way a list of services and a row of certifications cannot, and we shoot it ourselves on your jobs.
A lead count is the right measure in some of these trades and close to meaningless in others. Which number goes at the top of your report is agreed with you before the first month runs, rather than decided later by whichever figure happened to look best.
Steps one and five are the two most agencies leave out, which is also why they are the two we will not start an account without.
Three accounts where two systems agree on the number, with the exact window printed under each one. Then the trades where we do not have a figure like that yet, and why, because an agency that only shows you the good months is telling you something about the other ones.
215 of them were different people, and 76 dollars a lead across the weeks with advertising spend loaded against them.
March to September 2026
265 of them were different people, and two separate tracking systems agree to the row on this account.
June to September 2026
550 of them were different people, and two thirds arrived as a form rather than as a phone call.
May to September 2026
We publish a figure when two systems agree on it and the window it came from can be printed next to it. Three of the trades on this page do not have one of those yet. Rather than estimate, here is exactly where each one stands.
No account has produced a lead count that survives being checked against a second source. The work on that page is real and the site we built is ours to show, but the number is not there yet and we are not going to invent one.
We audited the reporting that came with the one account we have figures for and could not verify it, so nothing from it appears on this site as a result. Checking whether the numbers already there are true is the first thing we do, and this is why.
A lead count is the wrong unit in a trade where one signed project outweighs a year of small jobs, so when something goes here it will be signed projects and where they came from. That takes a year to say honestly and it is worth the wait.
A lead is a tracked call or a form submission. Every figure covers only the window printed beneath it, each one names its own trade, and nothing on this page claims revenue, jobs booked or return on advertising spend. Three trades over three different windows cannot be compared with each other, which is why the windows are there.
We do not run two companies against each other for the same work, which means turning down good companies in markets that are already taken. What counts as a market is not the same in every trade.
Whatever the line is in your trade, it goes into the agreement before you sign rather than getting argued about later. We do not publish which markets are already held, but we will tell you on the first call rather than after it.
A roofing company competes across a whole metro and will drive two hours for the right job, so the line is drawn around the market itself.
Two different answers to the same question, and most agencies only give you one of them. Filming is the part that needs somebody standing on your job. Everything else happens wherever you are.
We shoot on your jobs with our own crew, out of Lexington, roughly four hours in any direction. Nothing on your account comes from a stock library, which is the reason the radius exists at all.
The ads, the search work, the pages and the lead tracking do not care where you are. A company outside the radius takes all of it and simply shoots its own footage, or goes without.
If you are further out, we will say so on the first call rather than quote you a travel day you did not ask for.
Those are the markets we work in today rather than a list of everywhere we would go. If your town is not on it, that is a question for the call and not a no.
Everything here is a question about us rather than about a trade. The questions about your trade are answered on its own page, in its own words.
Twenty minutes on a call, and you will know what your market costs, whether it is already taken, and what the first ninety days would look like.
Book a callNo. Those five have a page because we have enough work in them to say something specific. Junk removal has a page of its own too. We also run tree work, fencing, auto repair and detailing and a few others, and the absence of a page says nothing about the work. If your trade is not listed, the call is the same call.
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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