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Real Time Marketing
Real Time Marketing

Bradenton, Florida · since 2016

One hundred people who only do home services.

Not a general agency with a trades vertical. Not a reseller with a dashboard. One team, one industry, and terms you can check line by line, starting with the fact that nothing here is under contract.

By the numbers

One hundred people, 29 states, one industry.

  • 100 people One team. No offshore pod, no rotating account rep.
  • 29 states 123 markets with an active client today.
  • 2016 founded Ten years doing only this.
  • 4.9 Google rating Across 180+ public reviews.

Terms of business

Three things most agencies will not put in writing.

Every one of these is checkable before you sign anything, which is the only reason they are worth stating. Ask any agency on your shortlist the same three questions.

Month-to-month, always

No long-term contract and no term to wait out. If the work stops being worth it, you leave. Every agency says they earn it monthly; this is the version you can act on.

Reporting that ends at the invoice

Where your field-service software lets us read job and revenue data back, reporting runs past the lead count to the work that was actually invoiced. A lead is not a result. A booked, paid job is.

The asset stays yours

Your site, your domain, your data, your Google properties: owned, in your name, and portable the day you decide to go elsewhere. Not licensed to you for as long as you keep paying.

Who we work with

Five trades, and nothing outside them.

A plumbing company and a roofing company do not buy the same way, do not close the same way, and should not be marketed the same way. That is the argument for specialising, and against being everything to everyone.

Plumbing

Emergency intent, high ticket variance, and a service area that decides the whole page architecture.

Trenchless

A considered, high-ticket sell where the homeowner is researching a method, not just a contractor.

HVAC

The most seasonal demand curve in the trades, and the most contested paid-search category.

Electrical

Safety-led buying, panel and generator work, and a license that has to be visible everywhere.

Roofing

Storm cycles and insurance work mean lead volume alone is a poor scoreboard.

The engine

The part a competitor cannot screenshot.

A design can be copied in an afternoon. What cannot be copied is what the platform knows about your business, because that is not a file anyone can look at; it is a structured record we build with you and then keep feeding.

Central Intelligence

Every document you hand us becomes one connected knowledge base for your business. Ask it a question and it answers only from your own material: no open-web guessing, and it says so when the answer is not there. That property is what makes it safe to build pages from.

See how the platform works →

20 sections before a page is designed

The Hydra Business Intelligence Specification is the intake most agencies replace with a kickoff call. 3 approvals follow it, strategy, design brief, technical, and the technical gate is the one that protects the rankings you already have.

Read the specification →

How an engagement starts

Nothing gets built until three things are approved.

In that order, and each one is timestamped. The point is not ceremony; it is that a decision made after the build has started is the expensive kind.

Strategy approved

The market, the service architecture and the page plan are agreed. Everything downstream inherits this. Changing it after the build starts is the expensive kind of change.

Design brief approved

The look, the structure and the conversion path are signed off against the brand. A design approved after it is built is a rebuild. Approved before, it is a brief.

Technical approved

URL architecture, redirect map, tracking and integrations are confirmed against what exists today. This is the gate that protects the rankings you already have. It is the one most migrations skip.

Where the work is

Every market on our map has a client in it today.

Most agency maps show where a company would like to work. Ours shows where the work already is: 123 markets across 29 states, each one a home-services company we run marketing for now.

The client footprint

Every city, state by state, with the five trades listed separately.

See every market →

What it costs

The published build ladder and the LSA rate card, both operable rather than a table.

See the pricing →

Find us

We answer the phone, Monday to Friday.

Not a promise of round-the-clock cover we would not honour. Real hours, a real office, and a voicemail that gets returned.

The office

435 12th St W Ste 210
Bradenton, FL 34205

Reaching a person

(866) 210-5086
Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:00 ET. After hours goes to voicemail and is returned within 24 hours.

  • Since 2016
  • No long-term contracts
  • Every marketing dollar is tied directly to a closed invoice

Connect with us

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.