Guides

Published prices: single spot $249, double $449, 3-run pack $649, back panel anchor $1,200. See what each includes and how payment works.

Shared card or a postcard of your own? Compare cost, control and reach for a co-op spot against a solo EDDM mailing in the Salt Lake Valley.

Step by step from payment to mailbox: send your logo, offer and contact details, approve a free proof, then we print and mail to 2,500 homes.

How each Community Postcard edition picks USPS carrier routes focused on single-family, owner-occupied homes, adding up to 2,500 homes.

Simple ways to see what your postcard ad brings in: a QR code on every ad, a unique offer code, and a habit of asking callers where they heard of you.

A quick self-check: who gets the most from a co-op postcard in Draper, Sandy and Cottonwood Heights, and when solo mail or digital fits better.

Single edition or the same spot in three mailings? How repeat exposure builds recognition and keeps your category held, with the $649 3-run pack explained.

How a shared postcard works: up to 16 local businesses split print and postage, with only one business per category on each card.

The 'lost in the crowd' worry, answered plainly: no competitors on the card, an oversized format, a strong offer and QR code, plus double and anchor spots.

Why board ads run a full year, how the $60 per month option spreads the cost, and how your category stays yours for the whole term.

Always-visible print or rotating screen ads? Compare visibility, category exclusivity and QR lead paths for indoor advertising in Salt Lake County.

A Community Board spot is $600 per year or $60 per month, with design, QR code, printing, install and upkeep included. Compare the two options.

From claim to live board: category check, free ad design with QR code, your approval, then placement as host locations sign on.

A printed advertising board inside busy local restaurants and businesses, seen by customers every day. How it works and how QR codes turn views into leads.

Who gets the most from a board ad in Taylorsville, West Jordan and nearby cities: local service businesses that want repeat, everyday visibility.

Every-door saturation mail or named-recipient list mail? Compare reach, cost drivers and fit for neighborhood service businesses.

A step-by-step plan for your own EDDM postcard: pick routes, design the piece and offer, print, and drop off with USPS. Request a quote.

USPS Every Door Direct Mail delivers to every address on a route without a mailing list. How it works, flat-size rules, and when it fits a local business.

One bundle with one contact, or a web designer, SEO firm and software subscriptions on their own? Compare setup speed, contacts and monthly cost.

A 20-minute demo call, a 7 to 10 day build, then a 25-minute launch call. What happens at each step and what we need from you.

Signs it fits: you miss calls on jobs, have few reviews, or your website is weak or missing. And when the Growth plan fits better.

Calls, texts, web chat and social messages land in one place with a business phone number, so you reply from one app instead of five.

Spotlight $249/mo, Growth from $449/mo, Dominate from $949/mo. See what each adds and which fits your business today.

A website, lead capture, follow-up texts and review requests working in one place. What an all-in-one system includes and why it suits small teams.

The monthly work behind local SEO: consistent citations, local content, backlinks, Google Business Profile posts and a monthly report.

Speed versus compounding results: compare local SEO and Google Ads, ongoing spend, and when Growth or Dominate fits.

How businesses without a storefront rank on Google: Map Pack basics, hidden-address profiles, service-area pages and reviews.

Miss a call and the caller gets an automatic text right away, so the conversation keeps going. How it works, with a sample message.

Three ways to handle calls you can't take. Compare response speed, callers who prefer text, and whether the cost is included or separate.

After each job, customers get a text and email with a one-tap link to your review page, plus a reminder. Here's how the workflow runs.

Google's policies bar selectively asking only happy customers for reviews. Why we ask everyone, and how to reply well to a negative review.

For home-based and mobile businesses: set a service area, hide your address, list the cities you serve and get through verification.

What a fully optimized profile has: the right categories, services, description, photos, hours and a review link. Setup is $199 one time.

Management fees and ad spend are two separate costs. Dominate starts from $949 per month with ad spend paid directly. What drives your budget.

Why paid clicks belong on a focused landing page: message match, one call to action and click-to-call. Landing pages are part of Dominate.

Pay-per-lead vs pay-per-click: compare placement, billing, eligible trades, and when running both makes sense.

What to expect from Google's checks: business and license verification where required, insurance documents and profile review. Timing varies.