Get in touch about marketing your radon company
Use the form below to reach the agency, or pick a half hour for a call with our chief executive. The conversation is about how your radon mitigation company or radon testing company gets found by the people who are searching, and nothing technical comes into it. If you would rather read first, the services page and the pricing page give the shortest route to what we do and what each plan holds.
A short message is plenty. A one-truck company and a company spread over a dozen counties can write in the same way: a few lines about what they list and where they work, and a note on what is bothering the phone this month.
What to write, and what to leave off the form
Tell us the services your company lists, such as radon testing, mitigation, removal or remediation, and the counties or towns it covers. Say whether the company already has a website and a Maps listing, and whether you are leaning toward search work, ads or both. If you have been through an agency before and something went sideways, a sentence about that helps us avoid repeating it.
Leave every customer name, property address and job detail out of the message. We have no use for them and no place to keep them, and a form is the wrong spot for them anyway.
Which service goes on the riser first?
Name the services you want found first, the counties you cover and any local sites that already link to you. Keep every customer name and property address out of the note.
Questions before a radon company writes in
What happens after a radon mitigation company sends the form?
Our chief executive reads the message and phones you at the time you picked, or writes back with a couple of questions about your counties and services. Nothing gets billed or started until you say so, and the about page explains where our work stops. If the time you picked no longer suits you, say so in a reply and we will move it.
Should a radon testing company put a customer's name or address in the form?
No. Leave out every customer name, property address and test detail, and describe only your company and its marketing. If a customer story helps explain what you want from your website, tell it without names or places, and we will work from that.
Who replies when a radon removal company writes to the agency?
A person at the agency, usually our chief executive, replies directly. You will not be handed to an automated reply or an unnamed queue, and the person who reads your message is the one who phones you if you picked a call time.
What should a radon remediation company bring to a first call?
A list of the services and counties you want calls from, a link to your website and Maps listing if you have them, and an idea of whether you want search work or ads first. A rough sense of your monthly budget for ad spend helps too, although none of it has to be exact. We build the plan around what you tell us, not around a form you had to get right.
Put the cap on your riser with one call
On one call we choose the first service to fit, the service areas that stack above it, and the plan that carries the load.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.