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Paid media management for service businesses

Google, Local Services Ads, Meta, managed against one number: cost per booked job. Not clicks, not leads. Every campaign wired to your CRM so you see exactly what a dollar of spend brings back.

Results
$500kin pipeline in the first 60 days of managed spend

Money goes out. What comes back?

You're spending on ads. You see clicks, impressions, maybe "leads." But which channels book jobs? Which campaigns pay for themselves? For most service businesses that's a mystery, and agencies reporting on clicks like it that way. We manage spend the way you'd manage it: against booked revenue.

Vanity reporting

Impressions and CTR tell you nothing about the jobs on the board. Pretty charts, no answers.

Leaky follow-up

Paid leads that ring a busy line or sit in an inbox overnight are spend set on fire.

Budget on autopilot

Same spend, same channels, every month, regardless of season, capacity, or what's actually converting.
Clicks vs. jobs

An ad account can look great and book nothing

Most ad reports stop at the lead. The money question is what happened after.

Optimized for clicks

Spend is judged on clicks and form fills. Nobody connects those leads to jobs, so the account keeps funding whatever is cheapest to click.

Optimized for booked jobs

Every channel is traced through the CRM to a booked job, so spend is judged on cost per booked job.

MARKETING SPEND
ADS
LOCAL SEO
REFERRALS
LEADS
BOOKED JOBS
WHICH CHANNEL BOOKED THE JOB?
LEADS COUNTED, JOBS NOT
What you get

Spend managed like it's your money

Channel strategy

Google Search, LSA, Meta, mixed by trade, season, and service area. Budget follows booked jobs, not habit.

Tracking to the call

Call tracking, form capture, and CRM tie-in on day one, so every lead carries its source all the way to invoice.

Weekly optimization

Bids, keywords, creative, and dayparting tuned against cost per booked job, and paused when your crews are full.

Owner-grade reporting

One page, monthly: spend, booked jobs, revenue by channel, next month's plan. Accounts and data stay yours.
How it works

Wire it. Launch it. Tune it. Prove it.

CALL
DISPATCH
INVOICE
REPORT
OWNER
THE SYSTEM RUNS THE JOB
01 · WireTracking first: call tracking numbers, form capture, CRM source fields. No spend until measurement works.
OLD SYSTEM
NEW SYSTEM
ZERO DOWNTIME
ROLLBACK PLAN · NEVER NEEDED
02 · LaunchCampaigns by trade and service area, landing pages that convert calls, budgets set with you.
BOOKED JOBS
MO 1
MO 12
03 · TuneWeekly optimization against cost per booked job. Losers cut, winners fed, seasonality planned ahead.
OLD SYSTEM
NEW SYSTEM
RECONCILED · RECORD BY RECORD
04 · ProveMonthly revenue-by-channel review. If a channel can't prove itself, the budget moves. In writing.
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$500kin pipeline in the first 60 days
100%of leads tracked from first click to invoice
0lock-in: ad accounts, data, and landing pages stay yours
I almost sold the business out of burnout. Scale Lite helped turn it into something that runs without me in every detail. I'm not going anywhere now.
Brittany Moore, Pest Control
What is paid media management?

Paid media management is running your advertising (Google Ads, Local Services Ads, Meta) as a managed program: strategy, launch, weekly optimization, and reporting. Ours is measured on one number: cost per booked job, tied out to your CRM.

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