A marketing agency for Fort Myers service businesses that turns searches into calls.

It depends on which one is failing, and that is what the first call is for. Voicemail after hours means the phone line. A slow site, or one missing half your services, means the website. A good site that nobody visits means SEO or Google Ads. A co-founder reads the tracking, the pages and the listings, then puts the four in order for your business.

One service is a fine place to start. A website or a Google Ads account can run on its own, and the next service gets added when the calls justify it. The reporting makes that an easy call, because every service feeds the same call tracking, so anything added later is judged on the calls it brings.

A co-founder runs every strategy call, and Allison McKenney, our account manager, answers the day-to-day questions. Lithium Marketing is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a team in Portland, Bend and Seattle, working with every client by video.

Each service has its own price, so two services cost what the two prices add up to. SEO sits in a range set by how many pages and cities you need, Google Ads management moves with ad spend and the channels we run, and a larger site gets a fixed proposal before work starts. Most services run month to month after a first six-month term, with 30 days’ notice; the AI receptionist has no contract.

The work leans toward home service businesses: plumbers, roofers, landscapers, electricians. Manufacturing, insurance and real estate clients are on the list too, and their marketing runs on the same engine, since their customers also start with a Google search. The sales cycle is what changes between them.