What it costs, and what you pay for. How much media you need. Whose ad account it is, and what stays yours when you leave. Answered here the way we would on the phone, so the call can be about your numbers.
Running no bath ads yet? The partner month is the whole deal, on one page: my ad account, my money, your Page's name. Running ads now? They keep running as they are; the answers below are for you.
You hear the price on our second call, before you sign anything. Either of us stops at the end of any month.
It depends on where you start: with ads running or with none. We go through it on the call, from your ads and your area, and you get it on one page before you sign anything. Every Monday you see what came in, from which ad, and what it cost.
We set it with you on the call, from your ads and your area. It runs as a new campaign beside whatever is working, never instead of it. We don't pause, move or touch anything you run today. For a shop running ads now: your card, your ad account.
They keep running. I don't pause, move or touch anything you run today. If an agency runs ads for you, it keeps running them. Nobody gets displaced to make room.
Then you see it early. Every Monday you get each call, with its time and what it cost. Either of us stops at the end of any month, and you keep everything we built: the booking page, the ads and the read of your market.
They keep running. Mine run beside them as their own campaign, with their own budget. Your page shows what each homeowner your office reached cost you, per ad, so you can set it beside what a lead from Google or LSA costs you today.
In the partner month, the ads run from my ad account, on my card, under your Page's name, and I don't touch yours. If you run ads now, yours stay yours and keep running. What runs where after that, we go through on the call, before you sign anything.
Nothing. It stays where it is. Every booking reaches it within a minute of confirming, and the send retries if your end is down. Nobody retypes a name. You gain the part a CRM cannot produce on its own: which ad produced the call.
For the partner month: partner access to your Facebook Page, photos of ten jobs you've done, the zip codes you cover, and someone who calls each homeowner back the same day. Twenty minutes with me before we start.
Nobody can promise a number in week one, and I don't. Each homeowner who asks shows on your page the day it happens, with the ad that brought them and what it cost. What you cannot see in week one is a trend. Every Monday the ads that brought homeowners your office reached keep their budget, and the rest lose it.
From what your customer tells the page, not from the click. The page asks a short question or two: are they in your area, do they own the home, what do they want done. You choose at install whether it asks before it shows any times. If it does, a homeowner who doesn't fit is told so kindly, with your office's number, and doesn't book. The answers tell Meta who fits the jobs you want. Only the bookings that fit count for your ads, so they learn to find more people like them.
We do. The wording comes from our library of what has worked in the trade. The pictures and short videos come from your own photos of real jobs and our render tools. New ones go up each week as the old ones wear out. Every ad sits on your page for approval before it runs. You supply photos of real jobs; we never use stock. There is nothing extra to pay for them.
Then the calendar is the limit, and the spending comes down. The page only offers times your office can make calls, in your local time, around your days off. It treats a full calendar as a reason to stop buying, not a reason to celebrate.
They stay yours. You sign one letter, and either side stops at the end of any month. Your Page, your ad account and your pixel stay with you. So does every line the system wrote about your business, as a download from your own page, any day, without asking anyone.
Fair question. I answer it on our second call, before you sign anything, and the answer is written in the agreement.
Not yet. The first shops we work with each get a case study with the company's name: what came in, what it cost in ads, and how many weeks it ran. Your numbers are shown only with your yes. A month that didn't work is published without your name. What you can open today: the booking grid on the front page is the live system, the count runs on the trade's own ads every month, and our own record is public. Pick a time and we run your numbers on the call.
Lovro, who built the system and runs it. You deal with him, not a team. Call me at +1 (866) 989-4568, answered by him 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern, email lovro@expenety.com, or pick a time below.
A call on what you spend, what books, and what your office closes. Pick a time on the front page; it's held while you fill in your name.
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