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If You Cannot Answer, Turn the Ads Off

Courtlyn Saxby

Slow response is fixed by a person who answers or by an ad schedule that stops when nobody does. Software makes a more specific promise for you to break.

  • Local Service Ads
  • PPC Marketing Services

Why Page 2 Rankings Don't Generate Leads for Contractors

Courtlyn Saxby

Page two gets almost no clicks, so a page-two ranking is not partial progress; it is zero. What actually moves a contractor from invisible to booked, and how to tell the difference.

  • SEO Optimization

A Plumbing Company Is Two Businesses

Courtlyn Saxby

Emergency call-outs and planned installations are bought in completely different ways. Most plumbing marketing is built for one half and then judged on results only the other half can produce.

  • Local Service Ads

The Free Channel Is Paid For in Labour

Courtlyn Saxby

Leads that arrive without an ad budget are paid for in labour and in months of waiting. Knowing which currency you are spending is what stops you cancelling ads too early.

  • Google Business Profile

LSA Management Is Mostly Weekly Admin

Courtlyn Saxby

Managing Local Services Ads is roughly twenty minutes of dull admin a week. What an agency actually sells is that it still happens in the week everything else goes wrong.

  • Local Service Ads

The Two Tools Worth Building for a Trade

Courtlyn Saxby

Most interactive content is a distraction for a trade. Two exceptions work for the same reason: they answer what a homeowner is too uncertain to phone about.

  • Content Development

Running Jobs When a Refund Claim Is Possible

Courtlyn Saxby

A customer who booked through Local Services Ads can ask Google for their money back. What to document, what to confirm in writing, and how to settle a complaint before it becomes a claim.

  • Google Business Profile

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Follow the work, not just the ads

Algorithm shifts, badge changes, and what they mean for a home-service business, posted where you already are.