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Peak Engine

FULL-FUNNEL MARKETING

Every channel feeding one pipeline, measured on booked jobs.

Running ads with one vendor, SEO with another, and social with a third is how you end up with three reports that disagree and nobody accountable for revenue. We run the whole funnel into one system, so the numbers reconcile.

Several illuminated channels converging into one engine intake

TL;DR

We run paid search and Local Services Ads, Meta, SEO, AI search, content, and emails and texts that bring past customers back, as one program. Every channel posts into the same app with attribution intact, so reporting ties spend to booked jobs instead of to impressions.

Included inSummitPeak· Ads on their own: $797/mo per channel

Part of Demand Generation

WHAT CHANGES

The outcomes this is accountable for.

One number you can trust

Every channel lands in the same pipeline with source attribution, so cost per booked job is a real figure rather than an estimate.

Channels stop competing with each other

Paid ads, organic search, and customer emails work from one plan and one message instead of three vendors optimizing their own report.

Spend follows what is working

Weekly tuning moves budget toward the campaigns producing jobs, not the ones producing clicks.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

The pieces, and what each one does.

Paid search & LSAs

The highest-intent traffic there is: people actively looking to hire, right now.

  • Google Search campaigns built on the terms that map to real jobs, not to search volume
  • Local Services Ads set up, verified, and managed — including the review and response signals that drive placement
  • Negative keyword discipline, because most wasted spend is the traffic you should never have bought
  • Call tracking and form attribution wired into the app, so you see which campaign produced which job
  • Landing pages built for the campaign rather than pointing ads at a homepage

HOW IT GOES

What actually happens, and when.

  1. Weeks 1–2Audit, tracking foundation, and a channel plan tied to your capacity
  2. Weeks 3–4Campaigns and landing pages built, attribution verified end to end
  3. Month 2Launch, then weekly optimization against booked jobs rather than clicks
  4. Month 3+Budget shifts toward what produces work; organic search and customer emails build up behind it

What you get depends on your plan: Base Camp, Summit or Peak. See pricing.

BEFORE YOU ASK

Frequently asked.

No — ad spend goes directly to the platforms and is passed through at cost. You see exactly what was spent and what it produced. Management is separate from spend, so our incentives are not tied to you spending more.

It depends on your market, your capacity, and your cost per lead. The more useful question first is how many of your current leads turn into jobs — if follow-up is leaking, more spend just leaks faster. That is why we usually seal the leaks before we scale the spend.

Yes, and we prefer it. The account history has value, and it stays yours. We audit what is there, keep what works, and rebuild what does not.

On booked jobs, pipeline value, and cost per job — with impressions and clicks available underneath if you want them. If a channel is not producing work, the report says so.

No. We'll match you to a plan — Base Camp, Summit, or Peak — or a single service, based on what your business actually needs. Most clients start by fixing the follow-up leaks and running one or two channels well, then add more once that is working.

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