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Air duct cleaning marketing services: search work and ads for vent crews

Two services sit on this list, each invoiced by the month: one builds the pages and the Maps listing, the other runs your ad accounts.

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The two services your duct and dryer vent company can hire

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Search and Maps

Organic Growth

Homeowners type duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning and a town name into Google. Organic Growth gives each of your services and each town on your route a page of its own, keeps your Google Business Profile current, and writes the posts and articles that back those pages up.

Look at the search planCompare Silver, Gold and Platinum

On the job list for this plan

  • Landing pages built per service, then repeated for each town on your route
  • Google Business Profile upkeep and fresh posts
  • Strategic Content Assets written for the searches people type
  • Links earned from local sites and business listings
  • Wording tuned so AI assistants can describe your company
Pay-per-click ads

Paid Ads

When a dryer stops drying or a house has not had its ducts cleaned in years, the search happens now. Paid Ads puts your company in front of that search on one, two or all three networks, with the accounts owned by you and the click charges billed to you by the network.

Look at the ad planCompare one, two and three networks

On the job list for this plan

  • Ad accounts created under your own company login
  • Keyword lists built around duct and dryer vent searches, with a negative list kept up to date
  • Ad copy and landing pages written for each service
  • Calls and form requests counted from the first ad on
  • Review of the spend and the search terms every month

Pages first, ads first, or both for your crews

Search work is a build: landing pages per service, repeated town by town take shape through the plan month. The ad plans for duct and dryer vent searches run on their own meter.

A company can pair them, and the pricing page lists both sets of plans. The wider picture is on the page about marketing a duct and dryer vent company.

Talk through the service that matches your route

Describe the services you offer and where your vans go, or reserve a half-hour slot with our CEO to talk it through.

Which towns, and which service should the vans fill first?

Name the towns where a van has open space on the calendar, and say whether that space is meant for whole-house duct work, dryer vent visits or both. A few lines will do, and customer names or home addresses are not needed.

Write to us about your service area

Tell us in the message box which towns your vans cover and which jobs should fill the calendar, or tick the call box and pick a slot. Keep customer names and home addresses out of the note.

Tick this, choose a weekday and a half-hour, and Ross Cohen, our CEO, dials the phone number you typed above at the start of that slot.

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Bring your service area, your open days and the two jobs you would most like more of. We lay out what a month of search work and ads would look like, and what it costs.

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