We run Google Ads, Local Services Ads, local SEO, and websites for general contractors, remodelers, and home builders. Every campaign tracks to booked jobs and signed contracts.
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What we actually do
Most contractors buy shared leads and chase referrals with no system, while the project galleries and quote funnels that close higher-ticket work sit unbuilt. We rebuild tracking from the first inquiry to the signed job, so you can see what a booked project actually costs.
From there we run Google Ads, local SEO, and a website built to show the work and capture the right tier of lead, with our in-house tools when you want them.
Sound familiar?
You're running on shared lead networks, Google Ads, and word of mouth, but nobody can tell you what a job actually costs you to acquire.
Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Networx pump shared leads through every contractor in town. Owned lead flow does not get split four ways.
A generic stock photo and "Family Owned Since 2002" headline. The contractors winning design-build dollars have galleries that read like a portfolio.
Local Services Ads sit above all search results. Contractors in the LSA top 3 dominate emergency and remodel calls. Most are misconfigured or not running.
The booked-job stack
Owned lead flow tuned to project value, so the budget chases kitchens and additions, not handyman calls.
Search, Performance Max, and Local Services Ads tuned by project value, so the budget chases kitchens and additions, not $200 handyman calls.
Service and city pages, reviews, and GBP that win the map pack for the work you actually want.
A site that shows the finished work, with quote forms tuned to the tier of lead worth your time. Photos close higher-ticket jobs.
Targeted offers and retargeting for design-build and remodel work, plus the visitors who priced around. Owned lead flow, not a shared network.
Review requests after every completed job. Reviews drive both map-pack ranking and the decision to trust you with a big project.
Call and form tracking tied to your CRM so every booked job ties back to the channel that earned it.
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Who you work with
Snack Club runs marketing the way it should be run: tied to revenue, explained in plain English, with no long contract holding anyone hostage.
Think of us as your marketing team, not a vendor you hand one channel to. We run the whole thing, Google Ads, SEO, web, email, and the software behind it, so you have one partner accountable for the work instead of stitching it together yourself.
We also build our own software: chat, reviews, reporting, and voice tools most agencies have to rent. When a client needs something off-the-shelf cannot do, we build it, then make it part of the work.
Joe was great to work with from start to finish. Started seeing results immediately and glad I trusted Joe throughout the entire process!
I had a great experience working with Snack Club Marketing, especially Joe. They handled my website design, logo, and marketing strategy.
Worked with them for our online advertising campaigns. They did a great job!
Contractor marketing budget should be sized to service mix, crew capacity, and growth target. We quote after a free audit so the number actually matches the jobs you can deliver, not a one-size template.
Google Ads and LSA can produce booked estimates inside the first 30 days. SEO compounds over 3 to 6 months. We will tell you which channel will move first for your specific market.
Yes. LSA setup, badge verification, lead disputes, and bid management. LSA is treated as its own channel because the rules are different.
No. We're month-to-month. If we're not earning it, you shouldn't have to keep paying. That's the same answer we give every client.
Send your site and we'll send back a written audit of your ads, SEO, and site within 24 hours. Yours to keep, whether we work together or not.
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