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This is the main job. The ad puts your work in front of nearby owners and developers, and asks for one clear next step: a form, a message, or a call.
Ads, one seat on the crew
A hyperlocal ad video is a short Facebook or Instagram ad, shot on your job sites and shown to people in the towns you actually work in. We write it, shoot it, and get it live, then send the leads to you so you can book more of the projects you want.

It is an ad aimed at a small, specific area instead of a whole state: the towns you serve and the kind of person who buys your work. A contractor in Hamilton has no use for a click from Billings. Keeping the ad close to home keeps your budget on people who could actually hire you.
It also changes what the ad can say. A viewer who recognizes the valley, the job, and the crew is looking at a neighbor, not a commercial.
Most contractor ads run on stock photos and generic offers. Social media ad videos do what a stock photo cannot: they show your equipment, your finish work, and your people. That is the proof a buyer is looking for before making a large decision.
Facebook and Instagram are also where your buyer is before they start searching. A search ad waits for someone who already knows what they need. A video ad can put your company in front of them first, so your name is the one they remember when the project gets real.
Hyperlocal ad videos for contractors are built for more booked work. The rest follows from being the company people in your towns have already seen.
This is the main job. The ad puts your work in front of nearby owners and developers, and asks for one clear next step: a form, a message, or a call.
Targeting by town and need, plus a few smart questions, keeps out tire kickers so your time goes to people who need your service now.
You can see every lead, your cost per lead, and your return on ad spend in your private client portal, so the budget follows what is actually booking work.
Good operators and foremen watch ads too. Footage of your crew, your equipment, and your jobs shows them where they would want to work.
Need the full lead program? See contractor advertising. Want your organic content from the same shoots? See construction social media marketing and construction video production.
Real film from working job sites. Click any film to watch it full screen with sound.
A hyperlocal ad is shown to people in a small, specific area, like the handful of towns your crews actually work in, instead of a whole state. For a contractor, that means your budget goes toward people who could realistically hire you.
They can be, because they reach the buyer before that person starts searching. Results depend on your market, your offer, your budget, and how fast you answer. Video of your real work gives the ad something a stock photo cannot: proof.
One to three ad videos a month. At the end of each month we look at what worked and cycle in fresh ads for the next round.
You choose your ad budget. We recommend a number based on your towns and your goals, but it is your call.
The goal is leads within the first day of launch. Meta's system can take about a week to learn who should see your ads, so expect results to build over that first week. Results also depend on your market, your offer, and your budget.
No. If you want to appear, we write the script and coach you through it. If not, your crew and your work carry the ad.
Yes. The same job site footage can show operators, foremen, and tradespeople what it is like to work for you. Hiring ads have to follow Meta rules for employment ads, which limit some targeting, so we plan those campaigns differently.
No. We bring the leads and handle everything up to that point. Consulting, quoting, and closing stay with you, because nobody sells your work better than you do.
Our focus is Montana. Work outside the state is taken on as limited flagship engagements, so ask if you have a fit in mind.
We take a small number of trades companies at a time, so each one gets the full crew. Applications are read personally by Corey.