Lead magnet
The Home Services Revenue Leak Audit
A practical audit for owners, CEOs, COOs, and marketing leaders who want to see where paid leads, website visitors, calls, forms, CRM handoffs, and reporting gaps are costing booked jobs.
What the audit evaluates
Find leaks before buying more traffic.
The audit reviews the points where home services companies often lose revenue after the lead source has already produced demand.
- Website conversion
- Lead forms
- Phone CTA visibility
- Mobile experience
- Service-area pages
- Location pages
- Chatbot / readiness for AI intake
- CRM routing
- Call tracking
- Speed-to-lead process
- Reporting visibility
- Marketing source attribution
Audit scoring
The audit should produce a simple executive scorecard.
Request the audit
Use this as the low-friction entry offer.
This landing page can be used for outbound campaigns, retargeting, LinkedIn messages, and paid search. The CTA is less committal than an assessment but still qualifies serious buyers.
Recommended CTA copy: “Show Me Where Leads Are Leaking.”
Request your Revenue Leak Audit
FAQ
Questions executives usually ask first
Is this the same as the paid assessment?
No. The Revenue Leak Audit is a lighter lead magnet or introductory review. The paid assessment is deeper and produces a 90-day roadmap.
Who is the audit for?
It is for home services leaders who suspect they are paying for leads that are not being converted, followed up, routed, or reported properly.
Can this be used before a discovery call?
Yes. The audit can be positioned as a practical reason to start the conversation before asking for a full assessment commitment.
Next step
Prefer a deeper review?
Book the Growth + Technology Assessment if you already know the lead conversion system needs executive-level diagnosis.
