Landing pages for local service ads
Your ads buy the click. Your page has to win the call.
One fast page for each offer, written the way your customers talk, with a form they can see and a button to call.
Every form and call tested in your own accounts.
Free. One page. No call needed.
Where paid clicks get wasted.
When an ad sends someone to a page that does not match their search, the click stops working the moment they arrive, so these are the six gaps we look for first, because each one can cost you calls.
Welcome to our company5
- About us
- Our story
- Services
- Gallery
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Roof leak? Get a free inspection this week.5
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Loads fast2
The ad sends people to your home page
Someone searched for one service, but the ad drops them on a page about everything you do, so now they have to hunt for the reason they clicked.
The page is slow on a phone
People tap ads on their phone while they are busy, so every second of blank screen gives them a reason to go back to the search results.
The form is hard to find
When the form sits at the bottom of a long page or behind a menu, a ready customer has to scroll and guess.
There is no button to call
Without a clear call button, someone who wants to talk now has to copy your number by hand, or they move on.
The page talks about you, not their problem
Paragraphs about your history describe the company, but the customer came with one problem and wants to know if you can solve it, and how soon.
Nobody can tell which clicks became calls
When the form and phone number are not tracked, nobody can see which ads brought paying customers, so every budget decision becomes a guess.
What we build per offer.
We build a separate page for every offer and ad group, so the page says what the ad said a moment earlier.
One page per offer and ad group
Each page answers one search and asks for one next step, so the ad, the page and the offer tell the same story.
Copy in your customers' words
We write at a fifth to eighth grade level, in the phrases your customers use on the phone, so the page reads like a helpful answer, not a brochure.
Fast on a phone
We keep every page light, with small images and little code, so the headline and form show up fast on a slow connection.
A form you can see and a button to call
The form and call button sit near the top, where visitors see them without scrolling, and the button dials your business in one tap.
Tracking on the form and the call
We set up and test tracking for forms and calls in your ad and analytics accounts, and taps on the call button are reported apart from calls that connect.
Six simple funnel types.
Every page follows one of six simple local funnels, and we pick the one that fits how your customers like to buy.
Free check
A free inspection, estimate or assessment gives a cautious customer an easy first yes, which makes the first conversation feel low risk.
Instant price
Showing a price or a price range immediately suits services that people like to compare before they decide which business to call.
Priced first step
A small paid first visit turns a curious visitor into a paying customer early, which makes the larger job easier to discuss later.
Quiz
A few short questions guide visitors to the right service, which helps when customers are unsure about exactly what they need.
Explainer
A clear explanation of how the service works builds confidence before bigger decisions, especially when the customer has never bought it before.
Follow-up
The page captures the lead first, and then a text or email follows up with people who asked to hear from you but are not ready to book today.
How a page gets built.
We study your ads and your offer
We review the searches you pay for, the page those visitors land on today, and the offer that brings your best customers.
We choose the funnel and write the page
You read and correct the copy before anything is designed, because details are easier to change now than after launch.
We build it and test it on phones
We check the page on small and large phones, then send test forms and test calls to confirm the tracking records them.
We launch it and point the ads at it
The page goes live on your current website, and each ad group points at the page that matches its offer, so no visitor lands on the home page by accident.
What slow looks like.
Outside audit
6.5 seconds
In a mobile speed test we ran on October 18, 2026, a mortgage broker’s home page took 6.5 seconds to show its main content, which is a long wait for someone who just tapped an ad.
Who it is for.
Home service companies
Roof repair, HVAC or plumbing ads that land on the home page today instead of a page for that service.
Law firms and clinics
Each service you advertise needs its own page, form and call button.
Any local business running ads
More than one service in your ads, and one page trying to do all the work.
Fair questions.
Do you build a whole new website?
No, we build focused pages for your advertising, and they live on the website you already have, so your home page can stay exactly as it is.
How many pages do we need?
Usually one page for each offer and ad group you run, so if your ads promote three services, you start with three pages, each with its own headline and form.
Who writes the copy?
We write it, using your offer, your reviews and the questions your customers ask on the phone, and you read and approve every page before it goes live.
How do you track calls and forms?
We set up conversion tracking on the form and the call button, and then we send test forms and test calls to check that each one appears in your advertising and analytics accounts.
Do you run the ads too?
Yes, if you want us to, because ads, pages, tracking and follow-up are the four parts we build, and we can build your pages on their own or with the rest.
Do you test after launch?
We can, by testing one change at a time, such as a new headline or a shorter form, and keeping the version that brings in more calls and forms.
What happens in the free leak teardown?
You answer a few questions about your business, your ads and what is not working yet, and you get a specific reply that names what we would fix first.
What’s the catch?
The teardown is free, while page work after it is paid and its scope is set in writing before it starts, so you know what you are buying.
Give every click a page worth landing on.
Start with a free leak teardown by telling us where your ads send people today, and we will tell you the first change we would make and why.