Big thank-you to @Pierre Priale of Right Path Law Group in Chantilly, Virginia, for joining us yesterday! We covered three key strategies for optimizing Google Local Services Ads when running multiple practice areas: 1. Keep Message Leads Enabled to capture non-call inquiries. 2. Separate Campaigns by Practice Area to allow dedicated budgets and better opportunity matching for each service line. 3. Consistently Complete Lead Feedback so Google gets accurate signals on lead relevance and quality. Who else in the group is currently running multiple service lines through a single LSA setup?

Hi everyone! I'm reaching out for some help on reviving our LSA account. We used to get at least 3-4 roofing leads earlier and now we've stopped getting leads. I know it's a little late now, but is there anything that we can do to get the leads up again? Also, how long would it take for to get them up and is there an easier way? Like maybe creating a new account?

Generating leads and setting up LSAs is great, but bouncing between scattered spreadsheets, messaging apps, and phone notes to keep client deliverables organized was starting to bottleneck our entire fulfillment pipeline. I recently started testing out a workspace called Floment (floment.ai) to bring project tracking, client notes, and AI tools into a single screen so we can stop app-hopping every time we switch accounts. It's really helped clean up our delivery backend, but I'm curious how other lead gen operators structure this. Before I go over-engineering some complex backend setup... what does your actual project tracking stack look like when handling multiple active local clients? Are you guys keeping client tasks strictly inside standard spreadsheets and notes apps, or using a simple, dedicated board to keep builds moving smoothly?

I was just wondering: does anyone have trouble with the tree removal business in LSA? Is it normal to have a really high lead cost most of the time in that business, especially in a city like Atlanta, Georgia? Is it worth the tree removal to do LSA ads, or are they tough to do because of the competition?

Is this group primarily for Business Owners or do you also support Agencies providing LSA services to businesses?