Want to start attracting clients online? Let’s start from demand.
No need to do everything at once. We identify the demand for your services, what to put in place first and how to measure early progress.
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Real demand, for a service you want to sell.
A good first opportunity meets three conditions: people search for this service, you want to grow it, and you can provide it where they are.
Starting there avoids investing in pages or ads that won’t attract the right clients.
Observed demand
People search for this service using terms that can be measured.
A priority service
Profitable, suited to your capacity or the direction you want to take.
A service area
Cities your teams actually travel to.
An electrician who wants to grow EV charger installation in Laval and Terrebonne first checks demand for this service in those cities, before dedicating pages and a budget to it.
What needs to be in place to get started.
Before seeking more visibility, a few elements must be ready so visitors can understand you and reach you.
- A clear mobile-friendly website, with one page per priority service
- A complete Google Business Profile
- A simple way to get in touch
- Measurement of the leads received
Start small, measure, then expand.
Each step builds on what the previous one made it possible to observe.
One or two priority services
Where demand exists and where you want to grow.
Useful pages for those services
That answer your future clients’ questions and make it easy to get in touch.
Visibility
SEO, GEO, and Google Ads if you need leads quickly.
Measure, then expand
Add services or cities based on the leads received.
What you bring to us.
You know your business: this information makes the strategy right.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we’re asked most often before getting started.
Do I need a website before getting started?
No. We can start from your current website or from no website at all. The first step is choosing the services and cities to focus the effort on.
Do I need a big budget to get started?
Not necessarily. Starting with one or two priority services lets you focus the effort. The budget depends on the levers chosen; it is specified in the proposal.
How long before I receive leads?
It depends on the lever, the competition and your starting point. SEO generally takes longer to produce results than a Google Ads campaign. We agree with you on what will be measured, and how often.
Do I have to use all four levers?
No. We only recommend the ones that serve your priorities and your situation.
Let’s talk about your first steps.
Describe your business: we’ll get back to you to identify your opportunities and the first step.
