Pest control marketing that fills your route with recurring customers
Most pest calls start with a panic: termites, bed bugs, rodents in the attic. The real value is turning that first visit into a year-round plan. We help with both.
Searches we build
your campaigns around.
These are the kinds of searches your customers type before they call. We build ads and pages that answer them directly.
What we do for
pest control companies.
Urgent-problem campaigns
Ads for termites, bed bugs, rodents and wildlife, the calls people make the same day.
First visit to recurring plan
Follow-up emails and texts that turn one-time treatments into quarterly service.
Seasonal timing
Budget that follows the bugs: termite swarms in spring, mosquitoes in summer, rodents in fall.
A detail most agencies miss
Recurring service plans are where pest control companies make their money, so we track and report on plan sign-ups, not just first calls.
The services we’d use.
Call Generation (Pay-Per-Call)
Inbound phone calls from customers ready to buy, routed live to your team. Pay for qualified calls, not clicks.
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Google Ads Management
Google Ads set up and run around calls and sales, with every lead traced back to the search that brought it in.
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Sales & Business Automation
CRM setup, speed-to-lead, follow-up sequences and back-office automation that keep deals moving without someone chasing every step.
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SEO Services
Technical fixes, genuinely useful content and real links, so you show up when local customers search for what you do.
Learn moreQuestions from
pest control companies.
Can you help sell recurring plans?
Yes. Our agents and automated follow-up offer plans after the first visit, and we track sign-ups in your CRM.
Is pay-per-call a good fit for pest control?
Often, yes. Pest problems are urgent and people call, so paying per qualified call works well.
Want more customers for your pest control companie business?
Tell us where you are and what kind of jobs you want more of. We’ll take an honest look and tell you what we’d do first.