I have 2 converted calls, but I was only paid for 1. I'm hoping someone can help me understand why. I'm running the Electrician Nationwide campaign, and my website is for an electrician business. The issue is that I'm getting calls for Commercial Electrical Services, but the representative tells the caller they don't provide commercial services yet and are waiting for the required certification before offering them. The confusing part is that my website already has a Commercial Electrical Services page, so it's expected that people will call for that service. I'm also getting calls for CCTV installation, but the representative says they don't offer CCTV services either. Has anyone experienced this before? - Should I remove the Commercial Electrical Services and CCTV pages from my website? - Is this a buyer issue that I should report? - Could this be the reason why only 1 out of my 2 converted calls was paid? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I’ve been working in the electrician niche for a while—handling websites and SEO for UK & US clients. Recently, I built my own local site for Pueblo and it’s starting to rank on Google. Now I’m planning to move into the pay per call model using this type of electrician campaign (revshare). For my case, does this make sense as the next step? Or would you recommend a different approach before scaling into PPC? Would appreciate honest feedback 👍

Hi, I'd like to start doing Meta ads, but first wanted to check with you if it's okay to do so. If it is, is there anything that I can or can't say or do?

We recently launched some new offers in Ringba, all with "DC - " in the beginning, making them easy to find. These offers allow for all Inbound call generation methods, including Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, and are Public. You do not need to apply, but can join them and create 1 Tracking number to send the calls to. Each of these will have static payouts, and durations. HVAC pays $50/90 Plumbing $50/90 Windows $50/90 Garage: $20/90 in Los Angeles and $50/90 in Denver Electrical: $22.50/90 And more are available as well! These buyers pay for a good quality service call from Homeowners. Renters, and people looking for parts, etc will not be billable. As of 12/15/2025, there is an HVAC Offer and a Plumbing offer that includes all of these buyers, in one campaign, so you can send Marketplace calls targeting all available locations, all to 1 number. HVAC: DC - HVAC Consolidated Campaign $50/90 Zip list: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UYXd7pgccbk9jOkTUMS9QPcGt0qnPw3IJH88ktrHDkY/edit?usp=sharing Plumbing: DC - Plumbing Consolidated Campaign $50/90 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1w0mlch1WXm6cQtLwOYp4EwAoCcC14WeEeEEHbd7zeEg/edit?usp=sharing

I've been trying for a long time to run a Google ad for a pay-per-call offer from the company MarketCall. The ad shows as eligible, but there are no impressions or clicks at all. The ad is a direct call ad. Can anyone help me and give me some advice? Note that I'm targeting a city in the US and the daily budget is $10