Whole-home
repaint.
Request received.
A specific service need.
Advertising forthe work you wantto take on.
Google and Meta Ads for Alberta service businesses. Setup, ongoing management, landing pages and tracking—scoped around the problem you need addressed.
Let customers flow.
ReadyAlready advertising.
Still something to fix.
Inquiries for services you don’t offer?
A campaign you can’t make sense of?
Tracking that doesn’t match what you see?
Start with the problem. Agree the campaign work around it.
One campaign.
From search to inquiry.
A Google Search campaign study for Example Painting Co. See how a specific search shapes the ad, the page and the questions a business needs answered.
Example
Painting Co.
Painting Co.
Room for
a fresh start.
Interior repainting, thoughtfully planned around the rooms you live in.
Tell us about your roomsThe service stays specific. An interior repainting search leads to interior work. The page asks about rooms, rather than sending everyone to a general contact form.
The owner still needs context. Rooms, preparation and the scale of the work help the business decide what to ask next. Inspect the full campaign example.
What needs attention
in your advertising?
Google or Meta campaign setup, a rebuild, or ongoing advertising management with a specific responsibility.
Campaign projects.
Rework the part that needs fixing. Campaign structure, targeting and exclusions, ad wording, a landing page or an agreed tracking problem. Define what changes, what you approve and how it will be checked.
Ongoing management.
Keep decisions under review. Search terms or audience targeting, budget and bidding, ad tests, tracking checks and inquiry feedback. A report should explain what changed and what needs attention next.
Which searches belong
in the campaign?
A Google Search example: compare three searches. The service being sold determines what stays together, what needs a different ad and what needs review.
Keep this service intent.
Interior painting.
Tell us about your rooms.
Keep this service search together with its own ad and room-specific request. Confirm the business offers this work before launch.
A useful inquiry
- Which rooms need repainting?
- What work are you considering?
- How can the business reply?
Write down the reason. A keyword list is only a starting point. The business’s actual services, service area and capacity should guide the campaign.
Check the tradeoff. Broader searches can cover more situations. They also need a request that establishes scope. Exclusions need review so suitable customers aren’t blocked.
Which inquiries
became work?
Follow an example inquiry through the owner’s response, then see what changes when an update is missing.
Whole-home
Quote
sent.
The business responds,
clarifies and quotes.
Job
completed.
Completion recorded
by the owner.
Example 015
The owner’s update records completion. Payment is recorded separately. Follow the records.
Your account.
Your media spend.
Your records.
You pay Google or Meta directly. Customer Flow Studio works through invited access, with a separate agreed service fee. You keep ownership of the account, website, assets and records.
How an engagement worksBefore we talk.
Is this a project or ongoing management?
Either can make sense for Google or Meta Ads. A project addresses an agreed problem with specific deliverables. Ongoing management covers continuing campaign and review responsibilities. The scope follows your situation.
Do you work with businesses across Alberta?
Yes. We work with Alberta service businesses by email and scheduled conversations. We confirm your actual service area, capacity and advertising problem before proposing work. Account access is arranged later, by invitation.
Can you guarantee more jobs?
No. Demand, competition, budget, the inquiry experience and your follow-up all matter. We agree the work and report what the available records support.
What happens after I contact you?
We reply by email to clarify fit and the appropriate next conversation. Any account review, scope, fee and access are agreed before commissioned work begins.
What needs attention
in your advertising?
Tell us what you advertise, what feels wrong and what you already know. We’ll start there.
Discuss your advertising