One marketing agency for Easton service businesses, built around the phone call.

Find the step where a customer drops out. If calls land on a phone nobody picks up, the phone comes first. If the site loads slowly on a mobile connection or the estimate form does not send, the site comes first. If both are sound and the phone is quiet, the search work or the ads come next. A co-founder works that order out with you on the first call.

Each service stands on its own. Plenty of owners start with one thing, a new site or an ads account, and add the next piece once the tracking proves it paid. Because one team holds the tracking, a service added in month six is measured the same way as the work already running.

By video call, mostly. Most of this job is reviewing pages, ads and call records together, which works better on a shared screen than across a table. Lithium is headquartered in Portland, with team members in Portland, Bend and Seattle, and we work with every client by video.

Two things move it: the mix of services, and how many pages sit behind them. A business with a five-page site and one service pays less than one with a page for every district and every job type, and the ad work grows with the spend it manages. Anything outside the published prices gets a written proposal before it starts.

A place there is Google's call, not ours, so nobody here will promise you one. What we control is the material Google reads: a finished Google profile, service and district pages, the same name and phone on every listing, and a simple way to ask finished customers for a review. The monthly report shows what moved and which calls came with it.