Add-Ons
ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL IS FINE IN THEORY. LET'S FACE IT — YOU NEED MORE.
Three add-ons that compound everything else you are already doing, rather than sitting beside it as a separate line item.
The short answer
What are add-ons, and do I need them?
Add-ons are extra surface area on top of a core service: pages for specific cities you serve, a dedicated landing page per campaign, and paid social. None of them fix a core service that is not working yet, which is why they come second.
Why add-ons
THE COMPOUNDING PARTS MOST AGENCIES SELL SEPARATELY.
None of these work alone. All of them multiply what the core stack is already doing.
01
Blogs that earn links, not word count.
Written by professional writers. Done correctly they earn clicks and links — without that, a blog is just words nobody reads.
02
Location pages for everywhere you serve.
Strong internal linking and hyperlocal content built for every area you cover, not just your headquarters postcode.
03
Landing pages that finish the job.
A dedicated page per campaign or promotion, built to turn ad clicks into phone calls rather than pointing paid traffic at your homepage.
04
Paid social that supports search.
Demand generation and remarketing that feeds the channels already converting, instead of competing with them for budget.
What's included
THE THREE THAT MATTER MOST.
01
Blogs
Written by a staff of professional writers. Done correctly they earn clicks and links.
02
Location pages
Strong internal linking and hyperlocal content for every area you serve, not just HQ.
03
Custom landing pages
A dedicated page for each campaign, built to turn ad clicks into phone calls.
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Video & graphics
SEE THE SERVICE RUNNING, NOT DESCRIBED.
One explainer, three client outcomes, one screenshot of the real thing.
Testimonial — client on this service
45–75s. Named owner, trade and city on screen. PLACEHOLDER
Testimonial — second client, different trade
45–75s. Cut a 9:16 version for paid social. PLACEHOLDER
Testimonial — result after 90 days
45–75s. Google review screenshot as fallback. PLACEHOLDER
This service explained — 2min screen record
Real account walkthrough with client data blurred. PLACEHOLDER
CCS Connect dashboard screenshot
Live dashboard view. Blur client names and spend figures. PLACEHOLDER
Placeholders only. Every slot needs a real asset before launch: MP4 hosted on YouTube (unlisted where required) with a poster frame exported at 1600×900, plus captions burnt in for silent autoplay. Nothing here ships with borrowed proof from another trade or market.
The rest of the stack
NOTHING HERE IS SOLD ALONE.
World-Class Websites
Sites built to book jobs, not win design awards.
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SEO
Rank on Google — and get cited by AI answer engines.
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Google Ads
Flat fee. Spend fifty dollars or fifty thousand.
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Social Reputation
The review engine that closes before you call.
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Business Coaching
A fractional growth team, not another vendor.
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ADD-ON QUESTIONS.
What add-ons actually move the needle once my core service is running? +
Usually location pages first, because they extend reach without extra spend, then campaign landing pages, because they raise the conversion rate on traffic you already pay for.
Do I need city-specific pages if I already have a services page? +
If you serve more than one city, yes. A single services page competes in one place; location pages compete in each.
Is a custom landing page worth it for paid traffic, or is my main site enough? +
For anything above modest spend, yes. A campaign page answers one intent instead of five, which is what ad traffic responds to.
Do you handle paid social, or only Google Ads? +
We do, and it works differently from search. Almost nobody opens Facebook to find a contractor, so the job is repeated exposure before they need you. We publish content, watch what earns genuine organic engagement, then put budget behind the posts that already proved they hold attention. Volume by itself does very little.
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