Tracking & Reporting
Knowing which marketing actually makes the phone ring, in plain numbers, not guesswork.
What this is
Most home services owners cannot say which marketing brings them work. They have a rough feeling (“the ads seem to be doing something”) but no clear answer. That means budget gets spent on what feels productive instead of what is, and the parts that actually drive jobs are impossible to double down on.
We set up the tracking that answers the question, and report it in plain language. Not a dashboard you have to decode. A clear monthly read on what worked.
What you get
Call and lead tracking
Knowing which channel produced each call, so credit lands where it's due.
Proper analytics setup
GA4 and tag management configured correctly, so the data you're acting on is real.
A plain-English monthly report
What happened, what it means, what we're changing. Not a wall of metrics.
Source-level attribution
Which campaigns, pages, and channels turn into booked jobs, and which only look busy.
How it works
- 01
We set up call tracking, analytics, and tags so every lead's source is captured.
- 02
We connect the data into one place, so there's no logging into five tools to piece it together.
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We watch what the numbers say and adjust the work accordingly.
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We send a monthly report written for a business owner, not an analyst.
Why it matters
Marketing without tracking is guesswork with a budget attached. You cannot grow what produces jobs or cut what wastes money if you cannot tell them apart. Tracking is what turns marketing from a cost you hope is working into a set of decisions you can actually make.
It is also how you hold an agency (including us) honest: the numbers are the scoreboard.
See it applied to your trade
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Common questions
Often it's installed but set up wrong, so the numbers mislead. Correct configuration is the difference between data and noise.
Do you know which marketing is working?
The free audit shows you what your numbers can, and can't, currently tell you. No commitment.