We are always focus on Google for traffic due to its higher user base. But sometime the search engine with low user base gets you earning that google doesn't (in-case it is not perform or dropped in the update). Here is the summary of one of my websites that is almost or fully died on google but performing very well on Bing since months. I've also attached the screenshot of Last Month Traffic of Bing as well as Last Month & Last 12 Month traffic data from GSC. I will summaries everything about this website in as little as I can: Niche: Gutters Domain Type: Fresh (not expired nor deleted) Domain Register Year: 2025 Domain Name: Partial Matched Domain July'26 Revenue: $920 Total Calls: 211 Total Calls Converted: 37 Highest Per Lead Amount: $50 Tips: Keywords to target for Higher Lead Amount: Installation & Replacement Strategy I Followed: I do created a custom nationwide script that has a pages for all states as well as cities of USA. I do have single page for each city and do not have any single page for service as I targeted the service or services on city page. I interlinked all cities from its respective state pages as well as internal link them with each other under the same state. MUST READ: It is noted that Bing indexing is not faster then Google so you have to keep patience because Bing will take some days or some time few weeks to start indexing your website. Once, it starts the indexing you will start seeing the result. However, you should keep your site loading faster because site with low page speed will not even give you a call even with clicks so do use good hosting. I'm also attaching the screenshot of Ringba Dashboard (by Leadsmartinc) earning from this single site in the month of July 2026. So what I want to say that just start with the whatever knowledge you have and create a script to deploy with niches you're interested or have higher earning potentials. I personally used ChatGPT as well as Claude Code to create custom scripts for me.

Been doing PAy per call for a while now, never seriously more as a hobby / distraction I only do home improvement. Starting this as a personal journey thread to help with focus and maybe help others starting out as well. I will break $4000 in revenue for June 2026. Estimates Revshare leads $2200 Pay per call $1800-2200 Form leads &4-500 Will post actual numbers when month closes then give weekly updates. Goal is $15000 per month by July 1 2027. Plans Will invest $1500 to $2000 per month back into new site deployments, infrastructure and tools. I do have things that have been bought and paid for over the years that I use and will reference. In the process of deploying all 50’state multi city location page websites. 150 to 800 page websites plus 3 5000 plus page national websites. I already have purchased the domain names and will be creating these as static html sites using a custom coded python script and AI. Just three days ago in creating the script and testing I launched 4 state based websites and today have gotten two calls one of which converted for $52. I am working on improving the prompts and design and will have all 50 state based sites done by months end. I will start working on the script for the single city / market websites soon I have over 500 domain names researched to launch this on that will keep me occupied for some time. My biggest expenses to get this done will be AI costs. I am using Claude. Average cost for a state based site is around $25 but the national sites will run $200-$300 each in AI costs. Each state site is also incurring monthly costs as well for phone numbers. In the $12-$20 range. I am not reusing numbers. I want to track. I have done a poor job of this. I currently have phantom calls coming in making money but I don’t know where from.

Does anyone know of a marketplace for selling local lead gen sites? There was one shared in here a while ago, but I forget the URL.

If our sites have a Twilio number forwarding to the LeadSmart number - can the local biz owner see the Twilio phone number in caller id? And can they see the actual end consumers number behind that? (If they don’t pick up)

One pattern I keep seeing across markets:urgency changes everything. Emergency services tend to show: • Faster decision-making • Fewer quote shoppers • Higher close rates on calls vs forms Curious if others running traffic are noticing the same trend this year, especially across different verticals. (If easier to chat off-platform, Telegram: @sbamm13)