Question 1

What does Limitless Contractor Marketing actually do?

Accepted Answer

We run the full marketing stack for residential window & door replacement contractors: paid ads on Meta and Google, SEO, paid social, lead response, appointment booking, and the AI infrastructure under all of it. The contractor signs jobs; we deliver pre-qualified, pre-confirmed appointments to the sales calendar.

Question 2

Who is Limitless built for?

Accepted Answer

Residential window & door replacement contractors in the U.S. and Canada. We do not work with HVAC, roofing, plumbing, solar, general remodeling, or one-day-bath / acrylic surrounds. The niche specialization is what makes the system work.

Question 3

Why only window & door replacement?

Accepted Answer

Because compounding cross-client signal (creative performance, audience patterns, lead-quality benchmarks, close-rate norms) only compounds when every client is solving the same shape of problem. A generalist agency that runs HVAC, roofing, and solar in the same week never builds the depth a window-and-door operator needs.

Question 4

Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

We're a fully remote team operating across the U.S. and Canada, serving clients in all 50 U.S. states and all 10 Canadian provinces.

Question 5

Who's actually doing the work?

Accepted Answer

A multi-disciplinary team across paid media, SEO, creative, lead operations, AI engineering, and compliance. Every client engagement has a named strategist as the point-of-contact, with deep production specialists behind them. See Our Team for the full department breakdown.

Question 6

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

We don't publish dollar amounts on the website because the right number depends on your market, your existing infrastructure, and your scale. Final investment is custom-quoted on the strategy call. Three tiers (Foundation, Growth, and Enterprise) plus add-on services. The cost typically lands well under the revenue from a single signed job.

Question 7

Do you require long-term contracts?

Accepted Answer

No. Engagements run month-to-month with a 30-day notice clause. The only commitment is an optional quarterly prepay that waives the setup fee on Foundation and Growth tiers.

Question 8

Are there setup fees?

Accepted Answer

Foundation and Growth tiers have a one-time setup fee that covers account architecture, tracking instrumentation, creative kickoff, and onboarding. Enterprise scoping is fully custom; setup is included or itemized depending on the engagement. Quarterly prepay waives the setup fee on Foundation and Growth.

Question 9

Is ad spend on top of the retainer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your ad budget is separate from the Limitless retainer and is billed directly by Meta, Google, TikTok, and any other platform we run on your card. We never touch your ad budget. Full transparency, full ownership.

Question 10

Can I switch tiers mid-engagement?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most clients start at Foundation to validate the lead source, then move to Growth once they want the lead-setting layer. Tier changes are 30-day-notice and prorated.

Question 11

Who owns the leads?

Accepted Answer

You do. Always. Every lead generated by a Limitless campaign is yours, exportable any time, and lives in your CRM, customer relationship management system (or our managed platform with a real-time mirror to yours, depending on tier). We never gate, resell, or share your lead list.

Question 12

Who owns the ad accounts?

Accepted Answer

You do. We build inside your Meta Business Manager and your Google Ads account, under your business identity. When the engagement ends, the campaigns, creative, learnings, pixel data, and audience signals all stay with you. Nothing is held hostage.

Question 13

Who owns the creative?

Accepted Answer

You do. Ad copy, ad imagery, video creative, landing-page copy, all of it is yours, with full asset transfer at engagement end. The creative briefs and the production contracts are written so the deliverables are licensed to you in perpetuity.

Question 14

Who owns the website and SEO work?

Accepted Answer

You do. Any on-page SEO changes are made on your domain. Any content we produce is yours. Backlinks earned during the engagement remain pointing at your site after we part ways.

Question 15

Which channels do you run?

Accepted Answer

Paid media on Meta (Facebook + Instagram), Google (Search, Display, Performance Max, YouTube), TikTok, and connected-TV when scale supports it. Plus SEO, Google Business Profile management, and AI receptionist for inbound voice. The channel mix is custom to your market, we don't force every client onto every channel.

Question 16

Do you build websites?

Accepted Answer

We build conversion-focused landing pages for ad campaigns. We don't build full brochure sites, there are specialists better suited for that, and we'll point you to them if needed.

Question 17

Do you do organic social?

Accepted Answer

No. Our scope is paid social, campaigns where we can measure cost-per-appointment and tune creative weekly. Organic posting cadences need an in-house owner, and we'd rather not pretend to do that work part-time.

Question 18

Do you do PR or influencer marketing?

Accepted Answer

No. Out of scope. We focus on paid acquisition, SEO, and lead operations.

Question 19

Do you do email marketing?

Accepted Answer

We run lead-nurture sequences as part of the lead-response stack, automated emails for booked, no-show, and quoted-but-not-signed leads. Standalone newsletter strategy is out of scope.

Question 20

How fast can we go live?

Accepted Answer

Onboarding takes 7-10 days from signed contract. The first 48 hours is account access and brand intake; the rest is funnel build, lead-response setup, ad creative production, and tracking instrumentation. Billing starts the day your ad account goes live, not the day you sign, so you're never paying for setup time.

Question 21

What do you need from me to get started?

Accepted Answer

Access to your existing ad accounts, your CRM (or the export we'll migrate from), your Google Business Profile, and any prior creative or photography we can draw from. Plus 90 minutes total of your time across the first two weeks for brand intake and creative review.

Question 22

What if I've never run paid ads before?

Accepted Answer

Common. Roughly a third of new clients are running paid for the first time. We start by setting up clean tracking infrastructure, running a small validation budget on the strongest-fit channel, and scaling once we have signal. The setup work is the same; the timeline is similar.

Question 23

When will I see appointments?

Accepted Answer

First appointments typically book within the first 7 to 14 days of campaigns going live. Stable cost-per-appointment (the metric that determines whether to scale spend) takes 30 to 60 days to settle, depending on your market's search volume and seasonality.

Question 24

Are you TCPA compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every lead form captures explicit, written consent for SMS and voice contact. The consent text, IP, user agent, page URL, and timestamp are stored server-side. Consent records are retained four years. STOP and HELP keyword handling is standard. Our A2P 10DLC brand is registered with The Campaign Registry.

Question 25

Are you CASL compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Canadian leads receive express written consent at form-submission and are managed through CASL-compliant outbound flows separate from U.S. messaging.

Question 26

What about CCPA / CPRA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. California residents have the standard suite of access, deletion, and opt-out rights under CCPA / CPRA. Privacy requests route to our privacy inbox; standard response time is 10 business days, with a 45-day legal floor.

Question 27

What about state-specific rules (FTSA, CEMA, etc.)?

Accepted Answer

We track and apply state-specific telemarketing rules including Florida's FTSA, Washington's CEMA, and similar statutes in other states. The compliance team reviews lead forms and outbound flows quarterly as state laws evolve.

Question 28

What about ADA web accessibility?

Accepted Answer

The Limitless site is built to WCAG 2.1 AA standards (visible accessibility menu in the bottom right). Client landing pages we produce inherit the same accessibility baseline.

Question 29

How do you report performance?

Accepted Answer

Weekly dashboard with the metrics that actually matter: cost-per-qualified-appointment, lead-response time, show rate, close rate by source, and customer LTV (lifetime value) vs CAC (customer acquisition cost). No vanity metrics, no impression counts, no buried bad news.

Question 30

Do you guarantee results?

Accepted Answer

We guarantee a written diagnosis from the strategy call, yours to keep whether you sign or not. We don't publish quantitative result claims (specific cost-per-appointment numbers, close-rate guarantees) on the website until our first cohort of clients accumulates honest data we can publish. Performance commitments live in individual proposals where they can be specific to your market.

Question 31

What if it's not working?

Accepted Answer

If we hit 60 days without progress on the leading indicators, we'll either pivot the strategy on our nickel or release you from the engagement. We don't coast on retainer revenue when the campaigns aren't producing.

Question 32

Can I see live ad performance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You have direct read-access to your ad accounts. Nothing is gated behind our reporting layer.

Question 33

What happens on the strategy call?

Accepted Answer

Forty-five minutes. We pull your current ad accounts, your Google Business Profile, your CRM exports, and any landing pages up live. We walk through what's working and what's broken, where leads are leaking, and where money is being burned. You leave with a written diagnosis document, the same one our paying clients get in their first week, but applied to where you stand today.

Question 34

Is there a cost to take the call?

Accepted Answer

No. The call is free, and the written diagnosis is yours to keep regardless of whether you sign.

Question 35

Will you pitch me the whole time?

Accepted Answer

No. Roughly 35 of the 45 minutes is diagnostic, actually looking at your numbers and your accounts. The last 10 minutes is whether we're a fit and what an engagement would scope to. If we're not a fit, we'll say so.

Question 36

Who's on the call?

Accepted Answer

A Limitless team member with deep familiarity with your market and channel mix. We don't promise a specific person on the call, that lets us assign whoever is sharpest for your situation rather than whoever has the most open calendar.

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