Lead generation
Lead generation for the gaps in next month’s calendar.
Getting found is the patient half. This is the active half: going and asking, politely, at the doors most likely to open. We push harder in your slow months and back off when you’re at capacity. You tell us when you’re full.
Month to month. You set the pace, we set the pipeline.
- First leads in 2 to 4 weeks
- You set the pace, not us
- Month to month, no lock-in
The problem it fixes
Next month’s calendar has gaps in it right now.
Getting found on Google is the patient work, and it pays off over months. But some weeks you need work now, not eventually. Lead generation is the active half: going out and asking, at the doors most likely to actually open, instead of waiting for the phone to ring on its own.
9:41
Kitchen tap, leaking
Prefers afternoons. Found you through your site.
New lead: fence repair
Before we send you anything
We agree on what a good lead looks like first
Job size
The kind of work that’s actually worth your time, not every enquiry that comes through.
Service area
However far you’re genuinely willing to travel, not a guess on our end.
What you’d rather not take
Every trade has jobs it avoids. We filter those out before they reach you.
Timing
Whether you want leads pushed harder in slow months and eased off when you’re full.
How a lead reaches you
Four steps, and you only see the last one
Step 1: We agree what a good lead is
Job size, distance, the kind of work you’d rather not take. Filtering starts here, not at your phone.
Step 2: We reach out
Email, partnerships in your community, and seasonal offers that give someone a reason to call this week rather than eventually.
Step 3: We follow up with the quiet ones
Which is where most of the work actually hides. Four or five touches, none of them annoying.
Step 4: It lands on your phone with a note
Who they are, what they want, and where they came from. You just have to ring them back.
Why this, specifically
Waiting by the phone isn’t a plan
Being findable on Google matters, but it’s a patient game that pays off over months. Some weeks you can’t afford to wait that long. This is the part that goes out and asks directly, so a slow month doesn’t have to stay slow.
A lead still needs somewhere good to land. See web design too.
Common questions
Before you call
If yours isn’t here, ring us and ask. We’d rather answer it now than after you’ve signed something.
How is this different from buying leads from a directory site?
Can I turn it down when I’m fully booked?
What if the leads aren’t a good fit?
Do you cold call on my behalf?
How quickly do leads start coming in?
Got a gap in next month you’d rather not have?
Forty-five minutes on the phone, no obligation, and a straight answer on whether this is the right fit before anything starts.
A person answers. Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm.
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