Web & Digital Platforms
Lead generation sites: every page judged by the jobs it books
Five parts of the loop
01
Searches worth a page
Specific, local, with intent
“Water heater install eastside” gets a page; “water heaters” doesn't.
02
A page for each search
Written for that search
The service, the town, the proof and one way to book, not a template with the town name swapped.
03
Inquiries captured
Forms, calls and texts, each with its page
Every inquiry arrives knowing which page it came from.
04
Followed to the booked job
Not just the click
Each inquiry is followed until it's booked or closed, with the reason.
05
Credited back
Pages judged by jobs
Each page shows the requests and booked jobs it brought, so the next page is chosen from evidence.
Three inquiries, followed to the end
R-131 · /water-heater-install-eastside
- done
Request sent
from the page, Tuesday 6:12 pm
- done
Called back
Wednesday 8:40 am
- done
Estimate visit
Thursday
- done
Job booked
J-640
- done
Credited to the page
one booked job
The page is credited with a job, not just a visit.
R-133 · outside the service area
- done
Request sent
from the Northside page; address in another county
- failed
Checked against service areas
outside every area
- done
Answered the same day
with a referral list
- done
Counted as not a fit
so the page's wording can be checked
A request that can't become a job is answered and counted, not ignored.
R-137 · no reply
- done
Request sent
- failed
Called back
no answer
- done
Text sent
with a booking link
- failed
Second call
no answer
- done
Closed as no answer
after 3 tries over 4 days
The page is credited with a request; the follow-up rules decide when to stop.
Judged by clicks, or by jobs
Judged by visits
- 01One page per service, written for everyone
- 02Success means traffic and form fills
- 03Nobody knows which page led to which job
- 04The next page is a guess
Pages that bring visits but no jobs look like winners.
Judged by booked jobs
- 01A page for each search worth winning
- 02Every inquiry followed until it's booked or closed
- 03Each page credited with the jobs it brought
- 04The next page chosen from searches without one
Effort goes to the pages that book work.
The parts it's built from
Is a lead generation site the right system?
Good fit
- Customers search for specific services in specific towns.
- You can say which jobs you want more of.
- You want to know which pages bring booked work.
Avoid when
- Work comes by referral and nobody searches. A business website is enough.
- You can't take on more work right now.
How we'd approach it
01
Understand
As much as the problem needs
We map how the work runs today: who does what, which systems hold the records, and where it breaks.
02
Design
Decided before it's built
Ownership, rules, integrations and exceptions, agreed with you and written down with acceptance criteria.
03
Build
Connected to what you use
We build the scoped system, connect it to the tools you already run, and test it on the cases that matter.
Questions about lead generation sites
How many pages will we need?
One for each search worth winning: specific services in the towns you serve, with real demand. Usually dozens, not hundreds, each written for its search.
Can you promise more leads?
No. We build pages for real searches and measure what they bring. What they bring depends on your market, your competitors and your prices.
Do we need to run ads?
No. The pages work for search and for ads; ads just bring visits sooner.
How is a phone call credited to a page?
Each page shows its own tracking number, so a call is counted against the page that showed it.
Judge your site by the jobs it books
Tell us how your site brings in work today and how you track it. We'll show you which pages earn their place.