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Work that pays for itself.

1,872 businesses across 7 industries. A 4.9-star average. Below: the research-grounded view of what marketing looks like in each industry we serve — and where our clients land in the range.

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HVAC

The math on HVAC lead acquisition.

HVAC operators average $104 per Google Ads lead — $149 on non-branded search alone. Most contractors who come to us are paying double. We rebuild the channel mix until the math holds even in shoulder season.

SOURCE: SearchLight 2026 Benchmark · 816 contractors · $14.9M tracked

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Home Care

Senior care lead math, honestly.

Industry-average cost per senior care lead is $431, with only 30% converting to a tour. Cut the referral agencies and owned-channel CPL drops to $60–$200.

SOURCE: McKnight's Senior Living · Invoca, 2024

AdsWeb

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CPA Firm

What the fastest-growing accounting firms do differently.

High-growth CPA firms grow 38.5% per year — up to 7× faster than peers — and spend 2× more on marketing (2.1% of revenue vs 1%). The gap isn't talent. It's investment.

SOURCE: AAM / Hinge Marketing Benchmark Study 2025–26 · 87 firms · $16B revenue

SEOContent

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Multi-Location Franchise

Why local reviews carry the whole brand.

91% of consumers say local branch reviews shape their perception of the entire brand. And 88% will use a business that replies to all reviews vs only 47% for a business that doesn't. Centralised standards, autonomous local reputation — that's the franchise marketing equation.

SOURCE: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2024

WebOps

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Electrician

For electricians, every missed call is a missed job.

Local electrical companies depend on fast response times and strong local visibility. This mock case study shows how better lead capture, local search visibility, and follow-up can turn more service inquiries into booked jobs.

SOURCE: Illustrative mock case study

SEOContent

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DTC Retail

DTC acquisition math in 2026.

DTC CAC has risen 222% in eight years, and brands now lose an average of $29 on every first-time customer. The second purchase is where the business actually lives. We rebuild data, retention, and channel mix until the unit economics work again.

SOURCE: Amra & Elma 2025 DTC Statistics · MobiLoud

AdsEmail

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