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Before LetLois, Andy was paying more than $4,000 every month across multiple agencies. Each was running its own platform, reporting its own version of the story, and leaving no shared view of what was bringing in qualified work. Money was going into Meta campaigns, Google Ads had not been part of the mix, and the leads arriving were not the kind his team needed.

The first change was not another campaign. It was consolidation. After stepping away from those agencies, Blue Cactus brought its marketing and follow-up into one LetLois operating system, with Housecall Pro connected to the same workflow. That gave the team one place to see leads, campaigns, and the path each opportunity took after it came in.

With Meta and Google working from the same foundation, attribution stopped being a guess. The question shifted from "Where did this lead come from?" to "Which campaigns are creating work we actually want more of?" It created a cleaner handoff for the team, a clearer view of the pipeline, and a practical system for making marketing decisions.

That foundation is now supporting the next chapter: expanding Blue Cactus into multiple markets and preparing for a new office. Press play above to hear Andy describe what changed when the tools, campaigns, and follow-up finally started pulling in the same direction.

Mike came to LetLois ready to grow B9, but without a clear path beyond traditional word-of-mouth. A marketing agency was already involved, yet there was no direct working relationship Mike could rely on, and no simple way to connect marketing activity to real incoming opportunities.

We started by building the Google Ads foundation: setting up the profile, connecting the pieces, and giving the business a new demand channel without requiring an outsized budget. With an investment of a few thousand dollars per month, the campaigns began bringing in enough interest that the team needed a better way to keep up with every conversation.

That is where the system mattered as much as the ads. LetLois connected attribution back to the platform so Mike could see which ads were producing leads worth funding. Instead of guessing where to put the next dollar, the team could follow the activity, shift spend toward what was winning, and keep the process moving.

We also brought lead response into one shared workspace. Mike and his business partner could see new opportunities, text prospects, and make calls from the same platform, rather than trying to coordinate follow-up from personal iPhones. Press play above to hear Mike explain what it felt like to finally have a channel that could bring the right conversations to the business.

When we met Hansen, Redline Pool Tile Restoration was starting to see traction through Meta. The issue was not a lack of messages. The issue was converting those messages into work. Instagram DMs and Facebook Messenger conversations were arriving separately, and each one required Hansen to ask for a phone number and email before switching to his iPhone to call and try to book the job.

That fragmented follow-up created unnecessary friction for both the prospect and the team. We consolidated the inbound flow into one unified LetLois workspace and configured forms to capture the data that matters at the start: name, phone number, email, and the details needed to move the opportunity forward.

With the essentials captured in one place, Hansen could text and respond to leads from the same platform, whether the conversation started on Meta or elsewhere. We also reworked the website around conversion, creating a clearer path for people to inquire and giving the business a more dependable owned channel alongside its paid social activity.

The impact was immediate. In the first 30 days, Redline saw more than 1,100 messages and 41 brand-new website leads from the new site. Press play above to hear Hansen explain how replacing the daily follow-up chaos changed the way his team could handle demand.

Nathan came to us having never used a website or traditional marketing to grow Rance Construction. The business was built the way many strong trade businesses start: he sourced jobs, did great work, and trusted referrals to bring the next opportunity through the door.

That approach created a loyal base, but it made growth hard to control. Without a professional online presence, there was no clear place for new prospects to learn about the business, understand its work, or move from first impression to a real conversation.

We built the website and set Rance Construction up with the tools needed to support a more professional operation. The business had a stronger destination for traffic and a clearer way to turn interest into leads, creating momentum beyond the referral network.

We also brought the backend into one unified system so the team could see who was texting whom, which client was being supported, and where each conversation stood. With the website, marketing, and follow-up working together, Rance Construction had a foundation built to scale. Press play above to hear Nathan describe what changed.

Donovan came to LetLois in need of a website. Smith Home Builders was growing through word of mouth, but without a professional online presence there was no central place to send prospective clients, no portfolio that could work around the clock, and no strong bridge between an introduction and the trust needed to start a residential construction conversation.

That matters in new residential construction, where clients are evaluating more than a finished product. They are deciding who will manage a major project, communicate clearly, and bring their vision to life. A well-built online presence gives that decision a foundation before the first call ever happens.

We created a site designed to present Smith Home Builders with the same level of care expected in the work itself: a clear home for the brand, an accessible portfolio, and a professional destination for traffic generated through referrals and future marketing.

The result is a place where Donovan can direct new prospects with confidence, one that helps close the trust gap, shows the quality of the work, and gives every word-of-mouth introduction somewhere meaningful to go. Press play above to hear Donovan explain what that shift means for the business.

When we first met Xander, Winther Wealth was a new business working to bring clients through the door. The value was there, but the practice needed a clearer way to reach the right people and turn early interest into real conversations.

We helped build the ad creative and launch Xander's first Meta campaign. The early results did more than generate visibility: the campaign created momentum around offers that were helping the business move deals forward faster and connect with prospects ready for a higher-value conversation.

That shift changed the quality of the pipeline. Return on ad spend increased, deal size rose, and the path from interest to close became more efficient. Instead of relying on disconnected activity, the business had a repeatable demand channel it could learn from and improve.

We are also setting Xander up inside LetLois, giving the practice one place to organize every incoming lead and build a streamlined operating system around follow-up. Press play above to hear Xander describe what it means to create a growth engine from the ground up.

Daniel was one of our first clients. When we met, Cloverfield Coaching was working to strengthen its online presence, generate new leads, and give prospective clients a clearer understanding of the services the business provided.

We started with the website. Once it was live, Daniel immediately had something he was excited to share, a professional home for the business that explained the offer, showed the quality of the work, and gave people a more confident first impression.

That new foundation also lifted the rest of the marketing. SEO, paid campaigns, and referral conversations all had a stronger destination, helping prospects understand the services more quickly and improving the trust factor before the first conversation.

We also brought the operating side into one unified LetLois platform, replacing three disconnected tools with a streamlined place to manage leads and keep follow-up moving. Press play above to hear Daniel describe what that clearer system changed for Cloverfield Coaching.