Groundbreaker Marketing For Septic and Excavation Companies

Free live workshop · Thu, Sep 17 · 4 PM Central

How to Dominate Local Service Ads (and Use AI to Get Better Results)

Google charges you for every call it counts as a lead, junk included. This hour is about paying for real calls only, from getting approved to funding the account to sending the bad ones back to Google for credit.

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Local Service Ads are the cheapest phone calls a septic or excavation company can buy from Google. They're also the easiest account to leave on autopilot, which is how you end up paying for solicitors and wrong numbers while your ad shows up less and nobody can tell you why.

If you grew on referrals and a truck with your name on the door, you've never paid for a phone call. The companies that rank above you on Google do. And if you already run LSA, you'll find out how much of last month's bill you could have gotten back.

Date
Thursday, September 17
Time
4:00 PM Central · 5:00 PM Eastern
Where
Live online. Join link sent when you register.
Length
One hour with time for questions

What we'll cover

Six things you'll know by the end of the hour

This is the same walk-through we give a new client the week their account goes live.

  1. Pay-per-call versus pay-per-click

    How a Local Service Ad differs from a Google Ads click, so you know which one fits your market and radius.

  2. The two things Google grades you on

    What Google checks before it decides how often to show your ad, including where the cutoffs sit.

  3. Getting through verification

    Why Google wants an installer's license even if all you do is pump. What to do when the name on it doesn't match the owner's. What Google support is actually like.

  4. How much to fund the account

    Why the target is your market's budget max. We'll show you what that number usually is.

  5. How AI scores your leads for you

    Google credits back bad calls, but only if somebody scores them. Our AI reads every call and sends the score to Google every 30 minutes.

  6. What's changing this fall

    LSA is folding into Performance Max. Starting October 1, a missed call bills like a lead.

What clients say

Rated 5.0 on Google by the companies we work with

Every one of these is a septic or excavation company.

5.0 · 11 Google reviews

Who this is for

Owners and office managers who run the account, or want to

Septic pumping, septic installation, and excavation companies in the U.S. and Canada. Two kinds of owner show up to this:

You already run LSA

  • You want the account to pay better than it does today.
  • You've looked at the bill and wondered how many of those calls were real.
  • You've heard the rules are changing October 1 and want to be ahead of it.

You've never paid for a call

  • Competitors sit above you on Google and they're getting the calls you used to.
  • You tried to get Google Guaranteed and gave up somewhere in verification.
  • You want to know what a real call costs before you fund an account, not after.

Bring your questions about your own account. The more specific the question, the more useful the answer.

Ashley and Josh Christian, owners of Groundbreaker Marketing
Ashley and Josh Christian, Groundbreaker Marketing

Who's teaching

Ashley Christian

I'm Ashley. Josh and I run Groundbreaker. Septic and excavation companies are the only clients we take. I've sat on the phone with Google for ten days straight to get one account approved over an unincorporated address.

I'll show you what we do on our clients' accounts so you can do it on yours, or at least know what you're paying for.

Thursday, September 17 · 4 PM Central

Have your LSA dashboard open

Lead scoring and answer rate are easier to follow when you're looking at your own numbers. If you don't have an account yet, that's fine. You'll know what to expect before you fund one.

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