Lead sources

[chuck stanford]

I was just wondering if anyone is using lead source companies for water damage and cleaning. And if so are you having good results. Any tips appreciated.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I see them advertised everywhere. It looks like serious investment, upwards of 2k, which if you get the results it would be worth it. But will you actually get 10 fold results.

Just watching so far.

 

[Kathleen]

We use oneflare.com.au and serviceseeking.com.au. I don't think that serviceseeking works in the states but oneflare does.
Good Luck!

 

[Mikey P]

Is Yelp consider a lead source?

 

[tres davis]

We have a couple local lead companies that we use but we only pay a % on jobs booked/payed

 

[tres davis]

I refuse to pay for calls/leads from now on, unless they agree to a payment on actual jobs booked. I learned the hard way work other scammy/crappy ad type lead services

 

[Ivan Turner]

Here is one you might check out. NRN Contact Melissa Jones and ask her for an application. Easy document to fill out and if they lack adequate coverage in your area, you will be added. They are part of the Jarvis Group which is a major player in the Disaster Restoration space. They recently scored a major commercial management group and their members will be handling those losses.

I have been getting excellent leads from them for years. On miti and drying the revenue split is 20% for them, 80% for you. You do the estimating and collecting and only pay them after you have been paid. I usually get a couple of jobs per month, some times more which isn't so bad.

mjones@nationalrestorationnetwork.com

 

[tres davis]

Thanks I will check them out

 

[chuck stanford]

Thanks for the reply's.

 

[Melissa Jones]

Thank you Ivan for the great recommendation! Our team here at National Restoration Network always looks forward to building strong relationships with high quality contractors across the nation! It's because of our great members that we have been able to grow the way we have.