These are past engagements: the businesses, what we built, and what came of it. Some are visibility and reviews, some are full systems we built and ran, some are campaigns that moved real revenue. Different problems, one standard: do the work and show the result.
CASE STUDY · PLUMBING · TREASURE VALLEY, ID
A field-tech review system that scaled four cities to map dominance.
Owyhee Plumbing · Plumbing
Before
Owyhee Plumbing had real coverage across the Treasure Valley, but a thin, uneven review presence that did not match the size of the operation. Four cities of work, and the map did not know it. When someone searched for a plumber nearby, a smaller shop with more reviews often showed up first.
What we did
Built a review-collection system the field techs actually use, so a request goes out from every finished job.
Scaled the Google Business presence city by city across all four service cities, not just the home base.
Held a steady review pace so each city's map presence compounded instead of stalling.
Pointed the whole system at one goal: owning the Treasure Valley map.
The result
The field-tech system turned finished jobs into a steady flow of reviews across all four cities. The Google Business locations scaled together, and Owyhee now sits at the top of the map across the Treasure Valley, in the cities that used to belong to smaller shops.
4cities scaled to map dominanceGoogle Business Profiles and geo grids
Multi-city review and visibility engagement across four Treasure Valley cities.
CASE STUDY · PEST CONTROL · TREASURE VALLEY, ID
Geo-targeted campaigns filled the routes, and the company sold.
White Pine Pest Control · Pest Control
Before
White Pine had trucks to fill and demand that ran uneven by area. Some routes were packed, others ran half empty, and the marketing did not know the difference. Leads came in from anywhere, which meant a lot of driving between jobs and a lot of gaps in the schedule.
What we did
Mapped demand by service route and pointed geo-targeted Meta ads at the areas that needed jobs.
Backed the ads with direct mail to the same routes, so the density built where the trucks already ran.
Filled jobs by location instead of chasing leads anywhere and everywhere.
Held the coverage steady so the routes stayed full season to season.
The result
The routes filled by area instead of by luck. Location-dense growth made the book of business predictable and the driving efficient, and that steady growth is part of what carried the company to an acquisition.
Acquiredoutcome of the growthcompany sale
Geo-targeted acquisition campaign. Growth contributed to the company's sale.
CASE STUDY · HOLIDAY LIGHTING · TREASURE VALLEY, ID
A two-month push that added about $35K in booked work.
Western Holiday Lighting · Holiday Lighting
Before
A holiday lighting installer with a short, brutal selling window and no machine to fill it. The season lived or died on referrals and whatever last-minute ads they could throw up in November. A great crew with nothing pointing demand at them in time.
What we did
Built targeted Meta funnels aimed only at the neighborhoods that buy holiday lighting.
Paired the ads with targeted direct mail to the same homes, so the offer hit twice.
Ran a yard-sign campaign through completed installs, turning every finished job into a block-level ad.
Timed the whole push to the two-month buying window.
The result
The funnels, the mail, and the yard signs worked as one push. In a two-month run the campaign added about $35K in booked installs on the same crew, and the season stopped depending on who happened to refer them.
Two-month seasonal campaign. Revenue figure from booked installs.
CASE STUDY · AUTO DEALERSHIP · IDAHO
An in-house acquisition system that tells them which cars to chase.
DesertSales · Auto Dealership
Before
A used-car dealer sourcing inventory on gut feel and relationships. Good instincts, but no system tracking what they acquired, what it cost, or which models the market wanted next. When the right car showed up they moved fast; the rest of the time they were guessing.
What we did
Built an in-house inventory acquisition system that tracked every sourced unit, its cost, and its turn.
Layered model-demand lists on top, so the buying team could see which models to chase before the lot ran dry.
Ran parts of their sales operation directly, so the acquisition data fed straight into how deals were worked.
Put the whole pipeline in one place the owner could actually read.
The result
Sourcing stopped being a guess. The team chases the models the data says will sell, backs every buy with real acquisition numbers, and the owner can see the whole pipeline at a glance. The system is theirs now, running in-house.
Every unittracked from acquisition to salethe in-house system we built
They built us a system that actually tells us which cars to go get. We are not guessing anymore.
John, DesertSales
Systems engagement. The acquisition system runs in-house today.
CASE STUDY · WINDOW TINTING · TREASURE VALLEY, ID
From hard to find to a steady stream of local tint jobs.
Dark Side Tinting · Window Tinting
Before
A window tint shop with sharp work and almost no local footprint. If you did not already know Alex, you were not finding the shop online. The bays had room and the reputation was there; the searches were going to whoever showed up first on the map.
What we did
Rebuilt the local presence around the searches that actually book tint jobs.
Turned finished jobs into reviews and photos, so the shop looked as good online as the work looked in person.
Ran lead-gen that fed real tint inquiries, not tire-kickers.
The result
The shop went from invisible to a steady stream of local tint work. Alex stopped leaning on word of mouth alone, with local search and lead-gen carrying a real share of the calendar.
Steady flowlocal tint inquirieslocal search and lead-gen
Local visibility and lead-gen engagement.
More results
A few more, in short.
HVAC (subcontractor)
HVAC contractor
An outreach system that reaches area contractors and proves itself when they check.
Outreach and validation now work together. The sub reaches contractors directly, and when those contractors look them up, the credibility backs it up.
Automatedoutreach to area contractors
Automotive (oil change)
Local oil-change shop
More local visibility and a steady climb in reviews.
The shop shows up for nearby searches now, and the review count climbs month over month instead of sitting still.
Steady climblocal reviews
See how you're showing up. Then decide.
A visibility audit of your current footprint across Google and AI search, and whether we're the right fit. No pitch deck, no pressure.
Most engagements run month to month. The work compounds, so the sooner it starts the better.