A Miami Gardens marketing plan built around the calls it brings.

Start with one. The tracking is the same, and the report still shows what that service produced. The usual starting point is the leak you can name: a phone that rings out points to the AI receptionist, a site that crawls on a phone points to a rebuild, and a site nobody finds points to SEO or Google Ads.

You can add a second service later. The plan is built so a new service can be switched on without rebuilding anything: the same tracking counts its calls, and the report adds its line. Start with one and add the next when it earns the budget.

Every account runs remotely, wherever the client sits. Lithium is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a team in Portland, Bend and Seattle, working with every client by video. Your strategy calls go to a co-founder, day-to-day questions go to Allison McKenney, and the report lands in your inbox, in Miami Gardens or anywhere else in the metro.

The mix you choose. If the phone is the bottleneck, the AI receptionist is a small monthly line. If the site is the bottleneck, the build is the big one. SEO is monthly and follows how many services and cities you want covered; the Google Ads fee follows your ad spend and the channels you run.

One report covers the whole plan: calls, leads and, where you mark them, the jobs they turned into, sorted by service. The website, SEO, Google Ads and phone line each show their own line in it, so you can see which piece is paying and which needs a change.