A marketing agency for Allen service businesses that builds the plan around your calls.

The order follows the first place a customer disappears. A phone that rings out while crews are on a job is the first leak; the AI receptionist answers it. A site that is slow on a phone is the second, because the visitor leaves before the call. When both are sound and the customer still cannot find the business, the search pages or the ads come first. The first call ends with a sequence, not a pitch.

One service is enough to begin. Pick the website or the ads first, then add search or phone answering when the work from that first service pays for it. Call tracking is shared across all four, so the second service starts with the same call history as the first.

Lithium is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a team in Portland, Bend and Seattle, working with every client by video. Strategy calls go to a co-founder, and day-to-day questions go to your account manager. Send your site, your service list and access to the tracking you already have, and the first call can look at real numbers.

The usual agreement starts with six months, then runs month to month, and 30 days’ notice ends it. That covers the website, SEO and Google Ads work; the AI receptionist has no contract. What you pay depends on which services you hire, each at its published price, and custom automation is quoted after a free discovery call.

Home service work is the core of the client list, not the limit: manufacturers, insurance agencies and real estate firms are clients too. The common thread is a buyer who starts on Google. The pages and the tracking are built around that first search, whichever trade pays the bills.