Settings
Business
This has to match your IRS records exactly — the phone carriers check it, character for character, before they'll let you send a text.
Including LLC or Inc if it's on the paperwork.
What goes on the ads. Can be different.
Nine digits, from your IRS letter.
The carriers look at it. A live site helps you get approved.
Complete.
Texting
Your own number, for the auto-reply and everything after it.
Leads get a text back within seconds of filling in your form, before anyone has opened the app. It is the single biggest thing you can do to close more of them.
To switch it on we register your business with the phone carriers. That is a federal requirement, not our rule, and it is why we ask for the legal details above. The number itself is yours the moment you press the button.
Domains
What the link in your ads looks like. Optional — every page already has an address that works.
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No page is using it yet
About your business
Studio reads this when it writes ad copy. Pages reads it when it builds a landing page. The vaguer this is, the more generic your ads.
The jobs you actually want, not everything you're capable of.
Homeowners, contractors, businesses — and anything they have in common.
Towns and neighborhoods, not just a radius.
Keeps the ads from attracting people who were never going to pay.
The specific thing. “Quality and service” is what everybody writes, so it means nothing.
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Notifications
Text alerts start working once your number is registered.
Account
Where everything above gets sent.
Stops every campaign first. Your ad accounts stay yours.