A lot of tradies are happy to ask about pricing.
A lot fewer are clear on what actually happens next.
That’s normal.
Most marketing services make the process sound either too vague or too complicated. You get broad promises, a lot of talk about strategy, and not much clarity around what actually happens after you say yes.
So here’s the plain-English version.
Step 1: You lock in Setup
Once you decide to move ahead, you pay the Setup fee and lock in the first call.
That gets the ball rolling.
The idea here is simple: you’re not paying for “hope.” You’re booking the build process.
Step 2: We run the Business Profile call
This is where we nut out the important stuff:
- what services you want to push
- which suburbs matter most
- what kinds of jobs you actually want
- what jobs you’d rather avoid
- what makes your business credible
- what offer angle makes sense
This matters because not every tradie wants every lead.
More leads is not the goal. More of the right leads is the goal.
Step 3: We set up Google and tracking
Then we run the Google and tracking setup.
That includes:
- connecting your Google Ads account
- making sure the account belongs to you
- wiring up the form and call tracking
- making sure the lead flow is measurable
This part is less glamorous, but it matters. If the tracking is wrong, you’re guessing.
Step 4: We build the page and ads
Once the inputs are there, the build starts.
That means:
- focused landing page
- ad copy
- keyword structure
- basic exclusions
- tracking checks
- clean path for calls and enquiries
This is where QuickPages is designed to save time.
Instead of dragging out a giant web project, the goal is to get something focused built properly and live fast.
Step 5: You choose how launch works
You’ve got two ways to handle launch.
Set-and-Go
If you want convenience, we get everything ready and go live once it checks out.
Approve-First
If you prefer to look at it before launch, we send it through and wait for your sign-off.
Some tradies want to review every detail. Some just want it sorted.
Both are fine.
Step 6: You go live
Once the page is ready, the ads are ready, and tracking is verified, we launch.
That’s the point where your campaign actually starts working in the real world.
You’ll know:
- what page is live
- how people can contact you
- what’s being tracked
- what happens next
Step 7: Month 2 and onwards
After launch, the job shifts from build to improvement.
That means:
- refining ads
- checking search terms
- tightening the page
- monitoring what people actually do
- making changes based on real data
That’s the difference between “setting up marketing” and actually managing it.
Final thought
A lot of tradies are not scared of paying for marketing.
They’re scared of wasting time, getting lost in jargon, or ending up with something that feels hard to run.
That’s why the process matters.
QuickPages is meant to feel clear:
- book
- build
- launch
- improve
That’s it.