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Jobs and revenue by lead source
Leads from your CRM or field-service software lined up against booked jobs and revenue, so Google, LSA, referrals, and lead vendors are judged on paid work.
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Home services · Landscaping & Lawn
Spring sells out in six weeks. Book the season before it starts.
Landscaping lives on the calendar. We start spring campaigns before the first warm weekend, keep design-build and hardscape projects apart from recurring mowing and maintenance, and focus ads on the neighborhoods that fit your routes.
Demand signals
When landscaping calls spike.
- Spring green-up
Lawn care, cleanup, and planting campaigns timed to when your area actually warms up.
- Drought and heat
Irrigation install and repair ads when the forecast turns dry.
- After storms
Tree, debris, and drainage cleanup campaigns aimed at the hit areas.
- Fall
Leaf cleanup, aeration, and next-spring design consultations while crews have room.
Weather triggers run on National Weather Service alerts for your service area. Campaigns are drafted automatically and only go live when you approve them.
What we run
What we run for landscapers.
Seasonal search
Campaigns that ramp and taper with the season instead of a flat monthly budget.
Design-build and hardscape
Separate campaigns and pages for patios, outdoor living, and installs.
Recurring sign-ups
Maintenance and lawn-plan offers aimed at the neighborhoods on your routes.
Meta campaigns
Before-and-after projects on Facebook and Instagram, where people browse for ideas.
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, photos, and service-area pages for every town you serve.
Reviews
Review requests after installs and on recurring accounts, with drafted replies.
Reported by service line
Every job type gets its own numbers.
Leads, booked jobs, and cost per lead are split by the work you actually sell, so the budget goes to the jobs that pay.
- Lawn maintenance
- Design-build
- Hardscape / patios
- Irrigation
- Drainage
- Tree & shrub
- Seasonal cleanup
- Sod & seeding
The portal
What a landscaping & lawn company sees in the portal.
Shown with Magnolia Crest Roofing & Restoration, the fictional roofing company in our live demo. Every trade gets the same screens, set up around its own service lines.
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Cost per lead by town
Ad spend, cost per lead, and jobs by the parish or county your customers live in. Cut the zip codes that call but never book.
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Local Services Ads and every call
Charged LSA leads, disputes, and credits back, plus every tracked call by source with a summary of what the caller needed.
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Reviews on autopilot
Finished jobs trigger review requests. New reviews land with a drafted reply waiting for your approval.
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Spend and budget pacing
Every channel and vendor on one page: what you spent, what it produced, and whether the month is on pace.
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Questions
What landscaping & lawn companies ask us.
- Can you target only the areas we route?
- Yes. Ads are set to your route areas, and the portal shows cost per lead by parish or county so we can tighten it.
- Do you track one-time projects and recurring accounts separately?
- Yes. Design-build and install leads are reported apart from maintenance sign-ups.
Live demo
Click around the portal before you call us.
The demo is Magnolia Crest Roofing & Restoration, a fictional roofer with example numbers. A landscaping & lawn company gets the same screens, set up around its own service lines.
Other trades
We run the whole house.
- RoofingHail · High wind · Tornado warningsView
- PlumbingHard freeze · Flooding · Emergency callsView
- HVACExcessive heat · Cold snaps · Tune-up seasonView
- ElectricalTropical storms · Outages · EV chargersView
- Pest ControlSwarm season · Heavy rain · Cold snapsView
- Garage DoorsCold snaps · Storms · Same-day repairsView
- Pool & SpaFirst hot week · Opening season · Storm cleanupView
Ready to put a marketing + technology team behind your business?
20-minute intro call. We'll tell you what we'd build first.