Four reasons to hire us and three reasons not to. The second list is shorter but it is the one worth reading first.
Google, Meta and Yelp are opened by the same person on the same morning. Nobody has to negotiate with another agency to move budget, and nobody has an incentive to report their own channel favorably. When Google gets expensive in your market, the money can move that week.
Search terms are read every weekday and the waste is cut. This is the least glamorous thing in the business and the single largest structural difference between an account that gets cheaper over time and one that quietly does not.
Prices are published. The portal updates daily. Every call is recorded and you can listen to it. There is no month in which you have to wait for a PDF to find out what happened to your money.
Strategy, media buying, landing pages, call tracking and testing are handled by our in-house team. No subcontractor relay, no remote production line, and nobody learning your account secondhand.
Every one of these has cost us a sale, and every one of them was the right thing to say.
It is the right question and it deserves more than a paragraph, so it has its own page: what a $400 a month provider actually delivers, taken from accounts we have inherited, written as a post-mortem rather than a hit piece.
It ends by naming the cases where a cheap provider genuinely is the right answer, which is the part that makes the rest of it worth reading.
Read the teardownBecause somebody opens your account every weekday. At $400 a month nobody can afford to spend twenty minutes a day on it, so what you get is a build and then a report. The gap in price is a gap in attention, and it shows up in your cost per lead within a quarter.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. We control the structure, the copy, the pages, the negatives and the speed of the work. We do not control your market, your reviews, your pricing or whether the phone gets answered. What we guarantee is the work, done daily, and numbers you can check yourself.
No. Month to month, 30 days notice, and the accounts are in your name so leaving costs you nothing but the notice. An agency that needs a twelve-month contract is telling you what it expects month four to look like.
Ask us for the audit anyway. We will open what you are running and give you a written list of what is wrong with it, whether or not you hire us. If the account is in good shape we will tell you that too, which happens more often than you would think.
Partner status is a volume badge, not a quality one, and every agency in this category displays one. A more useful question is who will be in your account on a Tuesday morning and what they will change. We are a Yelp Diamond Partner, which is worth naming because it changes what you pay.
Bring your numbers if you have them: what you spend, what a lead costs you, what a closed job is worth. We will tell you what we would change, whether or not you hire us.
