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Home services & roofing

Roofing leads are expensive enough without losing them between the call and the estimate. I look at answer rates, response time, quote follow-up, and sold jobs before recommending more spend.

THE GROWTH PROGRAM

WHAT WE BUILD.

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Local positioning, Google Business Profile, SEO, and AI search visibility

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Paid search, social, streaming video, neighborhood direct mail, and remarketing

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Call handling, lead routing, estimate follow-up, and unsold-quote reactivation

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Review generation, maintenance plans, referrals, and repeat work

FROM FIRST TOUCH TO A DECISION

THE BUYER JOURNEY.

01 / ATTRACT

Owner-facing video and direct mail around missed calls, unsold estimates, and the true cost of a booked job.

02 / EDUCATE

A short walkthrough of the call-to-estimate pipeline, with an example follow-up sequence and the revenue leak scorecard.

03 / CONVERT

Review the last 30 days of calls and estimates with the owner and sales lead; scope a paid diagnostic around the largest leak.

THE OFFER LADDER

01 / FREE TOOL

START WITH CLARITY.

Revenue Leak Scorecard: model roofing inquiries, response, close rate, and sold-job value.

USE THE SCORECARD →

02 / PAID DIAGNOSTIC

FIND THE LEAK.

Call-to-Close Diagnostic: inspect calls, estimate follow-up, source tracking, and the sold-job handoff.

DISCUSS THE SCOPE →

03 / CORE ENGAGEMENT

FRACTIONAL CMO.

Senior growth leadership and revenue systems from $5,000/month. Media, production, and software are scoped separately.

First month: baseline, ownership map, and prioritized fixes.

THE SCOREBOARD

MEASURE WHAT MATTERS.

Track inquiries, qualified opportunities, estimates, sold jobs, gross margin where available, repeat work, and cost by channel. Use dedicated numbers and campaign codes for offline media where practical.

LET'S FIND THE LEAK.

Start with a growth diagnostic of your channels, sales process, customer data, and revenue opportunities.

TALK STRATEGY →