For service businesses
Google your trade and your town and you'll find a comparison site or a competitor, but not you. I change that with Google Ads at the top and a page that turns the click into a call.
I already work for a roofing and solar company and a multi-service company.
Visuals
Made without a photographer, model or location, in days instead of weeks.




The problem
Anyone who doesn't know you yet googles and lands on a comparison site that sells their enquiry to three businesses at once.
It's a national platform that resells your customer to three businesses at once, so guess who has to drop their price.
Ads on exactly what your customer types in your service area, from fifteen euros a day in your own account, so they call or text you and not three others.
More and more people just ask ChatGPT who the best roofer around here is, and it answers from your business profile, listings and reviews. I get those in shape so it says your name.
Who it's for
If you do the work yourself in a set region and have room for more jobs, this is how I go about it.
I google your trade and your town, check who's at the top and whether ChatGPT says your name, and show you in black and white.
Google Ads in your own account, only in your service area, with an ad that tells them why to call you and not the rest.
One button takes them from click to a text or a call, and every enquiry lands in a list you can see too. I also get your business profile, listings and reviews in shape.
Every week, whatever brings in jobs gets more budget and the rest goes off. Once enquiries flow I add a twenty-second real customer story for Instagram and Facebook, without a film day.
The offer
I set up Google Ads, the page and tracking for free, and you only pay your ad budget straight to Google, from fifteen euros a day. If jobs come out of it we talk about my cut, and if nothing does you stop without ever paying me a cent.
Name one agency that dares to do that.
Text meText me your website and within one working day you'll know where you stand and what's out there to grab.