The marketing plan behind more booked jobs for Greeley service businesses.

Put it where calls are leaking. If the phone rings out, the AI receptionist comes first. If the site is slow on a phone, a rebuild comes before more traffic. If the site is fine and nobody finds it, the answer is SEO or Google Ads. A co-founder sorts the order with you on the video call.

Begin with the service that is costing you the most jobs, then add the next one once the first is bringing calls you can count. All four feed the same call tracking, so a service added later is judged beside the earlier work, not on its own report.

Allison McKenney, our account manager, is the day-to-day contact. A co-founder still runs the strategy calls, and anything that needs walking through happens on a shared screen, with the rest by email.

Three things: how many services you take, how hard your market is to rank in, and the size of the site. A single-location trade sits near the bottom of the SEO range, and more pages and links push it up. Ad management follows the budget you set and the channels you add; a website follows the page count. You get each fee before work starts.

Home service businesses are most of the client list, and Lithium also works with manufacturers, insurance agencies and real estate companies. In each case the buyer starts with a search, so the same four services apply.