Solution: beat a competitor

Take the jobs the company down the street is winning.

Name them. We show you what they spend, rank and convert on, by channel, and the gaps you can take this quarter. Then we take them.

  • Three named competitors
  • Gaps you can take this quarter
  • One voice across search, ads and social

Tell us about your business

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What do you want your marketing to do for you?

Pick the one that matters most right now. We start there.

What comes with it

Four services, switched on in this order.

Competitor analysis, SEO, Ads, Social. Each one is its own engagement with its own outcome; together they are how this gets done.

  1. Step 1

    Competitor Analysis

    Three named competitors: what they spend, rank and convert on, broken down by channel, with the specific gaps you can exploit this quarter. This is the plan the rest of the bundle runs.

    See what is included in Competitor Analysis
  2. Step 2

    SEO Management

    Takes the searches they are winning that you should be, starting with the ones closest to a job.

    See what is included in SEO Management
  3. Step 3

    Pay Per Click Advertising

    Shows up next to them, or above them, on the searches and the days that matter, tracked to booked jobs so you know what it cost.

    See what is included in Pay Per Click Advertising
  4. Step 4

    Social Media Marketing

    The proof they are not showing: your real jobs, your crews, your reviews, in one consistent voice, where their customers scroll.

    See what is included in Social Media Marketing

Is this you?

This is for you if

  • A competitor with worse work is everywhere you look: the map pack, the ads, the feed.
  • You know who is taking your jobs and not how.
  • You want a plan that names them, not a generic marketing package.

What you hold after the first sprint

  • A teardown with names on it

    Three competitors, what they are doing, and the three gaps we go after first.

  • A plan across channels

    Search, ads and social aimed at the same gaps, so they reinforce each other instead of competing for your budget.

  • A Friday read

    Where you moved against them, by channel, and what is next.

Where it worked

Talbot Companies, by the numbers.

Published numbers, named client, on their own domain.

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Talbot Companies

Roofing / Painting · South Florida

Verified results

$3.5M+
lead value in 5 months
1800%
ROI on digital spend
25+
qualified leads / month
$700K+
avg monthly lead value

The problem

No website. Leads came in through Facebook alone. Organic search brought little, and the PPC budget burned on bot clicks and low-intent leads.

What we did

Built a 350+ page site mapped to their ideal commercial and high-end residential clients, wired in an instant-estimator for real-time quotes, and ran an omni-channel program across SEO, PPC, local SEO, and social, tuned for AI-overview visibility in tools like ChatGPT.

Their work on SEO and PPC is generating leads and helping us expand our business.
Ben Yetman, VP of Business Systems, Talbot Companies

Not sure this is the right one?

Bring what you are seeing to a ten-minute call. We will name the bottleneck and the next step, even when the next step is not us.

Questions owners ask

Before you book.

Can I name the competitor?
Yes. Three of them. If you do not have three, we find who is actually taking your searches, which is often not who you think.
Is this a one-time report?
The teardown is a deliverable you keep. The work that follows is the plan, and the per-lead and per-close parts of the plan mean we are paid on what it wins.
What if they outspend me?
Most of them are not spending well. The teardown shows where their money goes to waste, and that is where a smaller budget wins.

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Your site should be paying for itself. Let's find out together.

Take ten minutes with us. You will leave knowing where your site stands and what we would do first, whether or not you hire us.

  • Monthly retainer
  • Pay per lead
  • Pay per close
  • A written read every Friday
About a minute1 of 5

What do you want your marketing to do for you?

Pick the one that matters most right now. We start there.