Lead Generation

This service starts where most local work stops. Being named is one problem; being reachable is another. We walk the path a buyer takes from the moment they see you: tap to call, tap for directions, tap the website link, fill the form. Every step gets tested on a phone, not a desktop.

The call button on your profile gets pointed at a number that rings where you want it to ring. Old tracking numbers left behind by past vendors get found and pulled out of your records, because a dead number in a directory is a lead you never hear about. Your website's contact form gets checked end to end, with a test submission that has to land in a real inbox before we call it done.

Then we set up the record-keeping: where inquiries land, how they are tagged, and what gets logged. You should be able to open one place and see the calls and the form fills for the month. We also write the profile fields that make contacting you obvious — service list, hours, service area, and the attributes that say how you take work.

What this is not: this is not being named in the first place. That is AI Overview Marketing. This page is about what happens after somebody has already decided to reach out.

Owners whose traffic looks fine and whose phone does not. A plumbing company can have profile views climbing all year and still be losing the last inch — the tap that should ring the office and instead hits a number from an agency they fired in 2021.

It fits businesses that just changed something: a new phone system, a new website, a move, a merged location. Those changes break contact paths quietly, and the only signal is a slow month you blame on the season.

HVAC companies in shoulder season use this to find out how many inquiries never reached a human. Often the answer is uncomfortable, and it is also the cheapest thing on the list to fix.

The free audit comes first and it already flags number conflicts across your records. Delivered within 24 hours, no card.

Then a contact-path pass: every button, link, and form on your profile and your site gets used the way a buyer would use it. We write down what breaks. Broken things get fixed, dead numbers get removed, and forms get retested until a submission arrives.

Monthly, we re-test the paths, keep the profile fields accurate, and give you the inquiry log alongside the geo-grid. If something breaks after a website change, you hear it from us instead of from a customer. No contract, no setup fee, cancel any month.

Area codes and directory records behave differently once you cross the Columbia, so we check both sides on purpose. We test contact paths for businesses across Vancouver WA, Portland OR, Camas, Washougal, Orchards, Hazel Dell, Minnehaha, Cascade Park, Ogden, Forest Ridge, Meadow Homes, Vancouver Heights, Evergreen Highlands, and Ellsworth Springs. Cross-river businesses get checked twice, once from each side, before anything is marked resolved. Operating since 2012 from Vancouver, WA 98664.