Ads, map, website. One machine.
Three parts, one job: keep your phone ringing. The ads buy leads today, the map listing earns calls for free, and the website compounds until it carries the load. I run all three together — because that's how they worked at my father's company.
- Ads that charge per lead, not per click
- The map spot homeowners call
- A website that ranks on its own
All three ran for real: 52 charged ad leads, 29 site quote requests, and a free-calling map listing in July 2026. See the receipts →
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The three parts
Local Services Ads
Google's pay-per-lead ads with the Google Verified badge. You pay when a real homeowner reaches out — never for clicks. I run the screening, the categories, the bidding, and the credit ledger.
Proof on file: my father’s account, month by month, April through July 2026.
Read how it works →Google Business Profile
The map listing homeowners actually call. Category set exact, reviews arriving steadily, photos that sell the work — and none of the busywork that doesn’t move rank.
Proof on file: a 5.0-star profile with 89 reviews that took 120 calls in six months.
Read how it works →Websites that rank
A fast, simple site that shows up on its own and turns searches into quote requests — the one channel that never bills you per lead.
Proof on file: a drywall site averaging about one quote request a day in July 2026.
Read how it works →The plan changes by trade — what a lead is worth, what the season does, which rules apply. Pick your trade to see the math run for your business, or get the free audit and I'll run it with you on the phone.