You built the largest certified hood cleaning operation in the Pacific Northwest. Your website tells almost none of that story, and search data says it costs you estimate requests every single day. So we did the work up front: a full audit, a rebuilt site, and a 90-day plan. No charge, no strings. If it's useful, let's talk.
Most agencies pitch you a discovery phase. We did the discovery, built the fix, audited the ad accounts, and wrote the plan first, so you can judge the work instead of the promises.
Seven findings, every one verified by hand in a live browser and in Semrush data. The headline: your entire four-state operation lives on five pages, and the site's most prominent button is for paying invoices, not booking estimates.
Read the full audit →Nine pages, rebuilt: the homepage plus a dedicated, search-optimized page for every one of your eight services. Real before and after photos, an estimate form that qualifies leads, and a mobile call bar. Built mobile first, because that's where your customers are standing when the fire marshal leaves.
Open it full screen →Four phases in the order that pays back fastest: fix conversion, own the map pack, become the NFPA 96 answer, then buy the demand that can't wait. With the napkin math that makes the case.
Read the game plan →We went inside the Google Ads account and the agency's own Meta reports. Year to date: $10.9K spent on Google with 93% of impressions going to display placements, a competitor winning a third of your brand searches, and a Meta cost per lead up 70% since March. Plus 20 ready-to-test ad concepts.
Read the paid media audit →Slice of the Pie has managed $50M+ in ad spend across 2,000+ brands over 12 years, with a 90-day ROAS guarantee: if we don't lift your results, the next month's on us. We're in Salem, same as you.
More about Slice of the Pie →Everything in it is yours: your photos, your client list, your credentials, your phone number. Nothing was invented, it was just finally put to work.
"The best story in PNW hood cleaning is sitting on a five-page website behind a Pay Your Invoice button. That's not a marketing problem, it's a missed layup."
Jimmy Smith, Founder, Slice of the Pie Marketing · Salem, ORYou keep the audit and the game plan either way. If the plan makes sense, we'll tell you exactly what it costs on the call, no packages and no upsell ladder.
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