There is no shortage of software and agencies that will take a home service business as a customer. Very few were designed around one. That difference shows up in every screen and every report.
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Field service tools started life in enterprise IT. Marketing dashboards were built for e-commerce. Both get sold to contractors with the labels changed. You end up describing your business in somebody else’s words — tickets instead of calls, sessions instead of jobs.
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A web company, an ad agency and a software vendor, none of whom can see the others’ numbers. When the phone goes quiet, all three can prove it was not them. We run all three, so there is one place to point.
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Your site, your domain, your customer list, your call recordings. Exportable, on request, without a conversation about it. Software that holds your data hostage is not a partner.
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Impressions are not revenue. Clicks are not revenue. We report cost per booked job and cost per closed job, and we say when a channel is not paying for itself.
Adapted
Generic templates with your logo dropped in
Reports about traffic, not about work booked
A new account manager every few months
Your data inside their platform
Three vendors, three stories
Built
Pages shaped around service areas and trades
Cost per booked job on the first screen
The same team, month after month
Your leads and lists exportable on request
One platform, one place to point
No jargon in reports and no metric that only makes sense if you squint.
Every lead has a source and a cost attached, including the ones that did not close.
If a month is down, we bring the reason and the fix before you ask.
Bring last month’s spend and lead count. We will tell you what we would do differently.