Google Ads
Campaigns for the searches that turn into jobs, shown only in the Philadelphia areas you serve.
- Buyer-intent keywords only
- Call and form tracking
- Area and schedule targeting
- Weekly search-term cleanup
More calls from the Philadelphia neighborhoods you actually want to work in. I set up your ads, Google Business Profile and website as one system, track every call and form, and report in leads and cost per lead.
Philadelphia is a city of brick rowhomes, many more than a century old, with shared walls, flat roofs and basements that collect water. Freeze and thaw cycles in winter and humid summers wear on old masonry, roofing and wiring. Residents often search by neighborhood and lean on word of mouth, so a visible local reputation carries real weight.
Rowhomes usually have flat or low-slope roofs that need regular coating and patching to keep leaks out.
Old stone foundations and heavy spring rains leave many basements damp or flooded.
Brick facades and party walls need repointing as mortar breaks down through repeated freezing and thawing.
Many older rowhomes still have knob-and-tube or outdated wiring that can't handle modern loads and causes trouble with insurers.
Philly customers check reviews closely before calling, and the metro spans Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, each with its own licensing rules. A radius around Center City pulls in New Jersey searchers that some businesses can't legally serve.
That is why I don't run one big radius around the city. Each campaign and page is built around the areas you serve, the hours you can answer the phone and the jobs that pay best.
You pick the areas. Anything outside them gets excluded, so you don't pay for calls you would turn down.
Lower is better. In your audit I check real click costs for your trade and areas.
Target by ZIP code or county instead of a radius, and exclude New Jersey if you're not licensed there. Mention rowhome work like rubber roofs and party wall repairs in your ad copy, since it tells locals you know their homes.
In your audit I pull real search volume and click costs for your trade, then map each search to an ad group or a page.
Your list is built from your services and the areas you cover.
Start with one or combine them. Each one is measured in calls, form leads and booked jobs.
Campaigns for the searches that turn into jobs, shown only in the Philadelphia areas you serve.
Show up in the map pack and organic results when people near you search for your service.
Fast, mobile-first pages that make it easy for Philadelphia customers to call or book.
Set your budget, click cost, close rate and job value to estimate leads, cost per lead and revenue.
Estimate only, based on your inputs. In the audit I use real keyword costs for your area.
| Maruf | Typical agency | Lead sites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leads come only to you | ✓ | ✓ | Shared |
| You talk to the person doing the work | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| You own the ad account, site and data | ✓ | Often not | ✕ |
| Builds rankings and a site that keep working | ✓ | Sometimes | ✕ |
| Month-to-month, no lock-in | ✓ | 6-12 mo | Varies |
| Reports in calls and cost per lead | ✓ | Impressions | Lead count |
| No setup work needed on your side | A short call | Onboarding | ✓ |
What drives your results is local data: the areas you serve, what people in Philadelphia search for and who shows up in your map pack. I research all of that before we start.
I review your ads, SEO and website and show you exactly where leads leak.
48 hoursPriorities, budget and the numbers we'll track.
Week 1Tracking, campaigns and pages go live in accounts set up in your name.
Weeks 2–3Weekly improvements plus a plain-English monthly report on leads and cost.
OngoingPhiladelphia requires contractors to be licensed with the city, and Pennsylvania has its own home improvement contractor registration. Showing your license and registration numbers on your site and in ads builds trust. Check current requirements with the city before launching campaigns.
They work together. Ads put you in front of people, but Philadelphians often call the company with the most recent, detailed reviews. Ask every satisfied customer for a review that mentions the job and the neighborhood.
If you can serve them, yes, but in a separate campaign. Suburban homeowners usually have larger detached houses and different needs than city rowhome owners, and splitting them lets you write ads that fit each group.
You get a personal video walkthrough of your ads, SEO and website, with the 3 fixes that will bring the most calls, ranked by impact. Normally $300, free while spots last.
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