Marketing
You know the monthly spend. Can you name which half worked?
Most marketing problems are measurement problems in disguise. Once you can trace a booked job back to the thing that caused it, the budget decisions make themselves.
What does CompanyWRX do for marketing?
CompanyWRX builds marketing strategy, runs paid search and social advertising, and produces content — with attribution connected back to booked work rather than to form fills. The emphasis is on being able to trace spend to revenue, because that is the decision most businesses cannot currently make.
What the work involves
- Establish what a customer is actually worth to you and what you can afford to pay for one.
- Wire up attribution first — call tracking, form tracking, and the connection through to a booked job.
- Run paid search and social where the intent justifies it, rather than everywhere at once.
- Build the landing pages the campaigns point at, because sending paid traffic to a generic homepage wastes most of it.
- Report on cost per booked job, not cost per click.
What you hold afterward
- Attribution that survives the gap between a lead and a booked job.
- Campaigns with a stated target cost per acquisition and honest reporting against it.
- Landing pages built for the campaign rather than borrowed from the site.
When this is the wrong thing to buy
If your follow-up is slow, do not buy more leads. Paid traffic into a business that takes two days to call back is a way of paying to disappoint people faster. Fix the response time first — it is cheaper and it works immediately.
Questions
Marketing, in practice.
Do you require a long contract?
No. A firm that needs a twelve-month lock to show results is describing its own cash flow, not your campaign.
Who owns the ad accounts?
You do. We work inside your accounts, not a shared agency account that you cannot take with you. That is not negotiable and you should not accept it anywhere else either.
What is a realistic budget?
It depends on what a customer is worth and what your competitors bid. The honest starting point is what you can afford to pay for a booked job — everything else is derived from that number.
Where this usually leads
This rarely arrives on its own.
You know the monthly spend. You do not know which half worked.
If the outcome is what you are after
- Improve lead conversionLeads come in. You cannot say what share became booked work, how long it takes to respond, or which source produced the jobs you actually wanted.
- Recover lost revenueYou cannot say how many estimates from last quarter were never followed up, how many calls went unanswered, or how many completed jobs were never invoiced.
Usually done alongside
- SEOSearch engine optimization built on technical structure, real content and measurable outcomes — not a monthly report showing rankings for terms nobody searches.
- Local SEOLocal search visibility: Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Apple Business Connect, citation consistency, reviews and location pages that are worth indexing.
- Website design & developmentWebsites built to be found, to load fast, and to turn a visitor into a booked job — with hosting, analytics and search structure included.
- Business intelligenceDashboards, KPIs and management reporting built on numbers that agree — produced the same way every time, from the systems that hold the truth.
Not sure this is your problem?That is usually the most useful thing to find out first.
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Typically owner-led companies from first idea to around 500 people.