An agency for Springfield service businesses that puts calls first.

Not always. If the site cannot take a call on a phone, it comes first, because every other service sends people there. If the site converts but nobody finds it, SEO or Google Ads can start sooner. The first call puts those in order against your numbers, and it is not a pitch for all four.

You can, and plenty of businesses start that way. A single service, such as a website or a Google Ads account, has its own price and its own report. The shared setup pays off when you add a second: calls land in the same tracking, so the new work is judged on the same numbers as the old.

Lithium is headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a team in Portland, Bend and Seattle, working with every client by video. A co-founder runs the strategy calls, Allison McKenney is your day-to-day contact, and the work is reported in calls and booked jobs.

Two things: how many services are running, and how much work each one needs. SEO moves with the market and what a booked job pays you. Paid search moves with the ad budget and the channels in play. A website moves with page count, and a larger build gets a fixed quote of its own. The usual service agreement runs six months first, then month to month with 30 days’ notice, and the AI receptionist has no contract at all.

It changes the pages, not the price structure. Commercial work needs its own service pages, proof and sometimes a separate Google Ads campaign, because the person searching for a storefront job is not the homeowner looking for a repair. Tell us which commercial jobs you want and that side gets built alongside the residential one.