Bloomington trades get more calls from one agency for the site, search, ads and phone.

Start with the piece that is losing calls today. A phone that rings out while crews are on jobs points to the AI receptionist at $179 a month with no contract. A site that loads slowly on a phone points to a rebuild. If both are fine and the calls are still thin, the answer is SEO or Google Ads, and the click costs above show which one buys calls for less in your trade.

You can start with one. The website, SEO, Google Ads and the receptionist each carry their own published price, so adding a service later adds that line to the invoice. The marketing services share one set of call tracking, so anything you add there reports into the same calls and leads.

By video, phone and email. Lithium Marketing is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a team in Portland, Bend and Seattle, working with every client by video. Your strategy calls are with DJ Van Zanten, a co-founder, and Allison McKenney handles the day-to-day questions.

Six months is the usual first term, then the agreement runs month to month, and 30 days' notice ends it. Nothing rolls into a longer commitment after that without a new decision from you.

One report covers the marketing services: calls and leads by service, with cost per lead for each. That shows which part of the plan is paying for itself and which part needs a different approach, and the receptionist's call records and transcripts sit alongside it.