Do you only work with service businesses, or do you do ecom too?
I run both programs in equal measure. The /for-home-brands page is the parallel program for DTC home / furniture / decor Shopify brands. Same operator, different vertical playbook. Pick the page that matches your business.
What kinds of service businesses fit best?
Anything where the marketing converts to a call or a form fill, the close happens off-platform, and the average lead is worth at least $1,000 in lifetime value. Law firms (especially personal injury, family, real estate, business law), healthcare (dental, med spa, specialty practices), home services (HVAC, plumbing, roofing, remodel), professional services (accounting, financial advisory, consulting), and B2B services. If your average customer is worth less than $1,000 LTV, the math on paid acquisition rarely works regardless of who runs the account.
Why is "lead quality" the centerpiece instead of just running better ads?
Because Smart Bidding is now the bidding layer for both Google and Meta, and Smart Bidding optimizes against the conversion signal you give it. If you tell it 'every form fill is a conversion,' it will go find you the cheapest form fills. If you tell it 'every closed-won client at $X average value is the conversion,' it will go find you the closest fit to that. The technical work to make the second possible is the Lead Quality Engine. The agency default is the first.
Do you build the landing pages too, or do I need a separate web team?
I build them as part of the engagement, in your existing stack (or in Astro / Webflow if you want a fresh build). One landing page per campaign or service line. Conversion tracking wired in at launch, not retrofitted. See the /services page for the Storefronts & Landing Pages discipline detail.
How do you handle CRM integration?
Whatever CRM you use (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, GoHighLevel, Zoho, custom), I wire it to receive every lead with full attribution data attached. Then the closed-won pipeline event from your CRM gets imported back into Google Ads and Meta Ads as offline conversions. This loop is what makes Smart Bidding optimize for revenue, not lead count. If your CRM doesn't have an API or webhook surface, I'll tell you on the call and walk you through whether to migrate.
What does an engagement actually look like week to week?
The first 2-4 weeks are diagnostic + rebuild (tracking, call routing, CRM integration). After that, every Monday I send a written summary covering spend, leads (volume + quality), closed-won (with offline conversion attribution), top campaigns, what changed and why. Once a month I run a working session with you to plan the next 30 days. Once a quarter I re-plan against the original 90-day commitments. Slack open all week for ad-hoc.
What is the Lead Quality Audit (the freebie below)?
A 5-7 page PDF report: tracking-stack audit, call quality benchmark vs. industry, form-quality benchmark, top 3 leakage points in your current ad setup, and a sample call/form scoring rubric tuned to your service lines. Delivered within 72 hours. No call required. The CTA at the end is to book one if you want to walk through it.