adsoraEvaluate a lead source
Compare the product being sold, review its origin and define a pilot your team can assess.
The buyer’s working library.
Build the specification. Review the source. Connect the delivery. Practical guides for the people responsible for a working lead program.
Build your buying plan.
Compare a marketplace with exclusive leads
Read Angi, HomeAdvisor, Modernize, and Thumbtack from their public pages, then price a closed job from a cost per lead.
Connect your receiving system
Choose the delivery method, map the fields and test acceptance before opening supply.
Buy for several branches
Assign territories, agree intake limits and keep each branch’s records tied to the original purchase.
Buyer launch worksheets.
Use the same definitions across procurement, lead operations and the branches that receive the work.
Branch buying rules
Assign a territory, project scope, intake limit and pause owner to each branch.
Download branch buying rules ↓Source review checklist
Record the capture page, offer, required fields and evidence that your team reviewed.
Download source review checklist ↓Pilot review sheet
Reconcile purchases and CRM records, then review contact and appointment outcomes separately.
Download pilot review sheet ↓Ping/post test matrix
Run 12 delivery cases against the agreed specification and record the actual result.
Download ping/post test matrix ↓Vendor RFP worksheet
Compare proposals using the same questions about product, source, delivery and commercial terms.
Download vendor rfp worksheet ↓Start with the projects you install.
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28 articles on pricing, pilots, delivery operations and buying by trade.
Ping-post leads, explained for home-services buyers.
Understand ping-post lead buying for home services: bids, acceptance, exclusivity, ZIP rules, caps and delivery. Get a practical path from setup to buying leads.
UpdatedHow to set up ping-post lead buying.
Prepare a ping-post buyer integration with a practical checklist: posting docs, field mapping, responses, caps, duplicates, test cases and CRM handoff.
UpdatedPing-post or direct post: which fits your buying program?
Compare ping-post and direct-post lead delivery for home services. Understand buying decisions, price rules, acceptance, complexity and CRM requirements.
UpdatedBuying home-improvement leads with LeadConduit.
Prepare a home improvement lead source for LeadConduit: source submission docs, acceptance criteria, RTB decisions, caps, delivery and feedback.
UpdatedHow to buy home-improvement leads your team can work.
A practical guide for buying home improvement leads: define the product, compare exclusivity, inspect source quality, agree delivery and run a controlled pilot.
UpdatedThe home-services lead vendor checklist.
Evaluate a home-services lead vendor with specific questions on source, exclusivity, qualification, consent records, delivery, credits and pilot requirements.
UpdatedTrack what happens after a lead is accepted.
Track home-services leads from accepted delivery to contact, appointment and sale. Define dispositions, match lead IDs and separate rejects from sales outcomes.
UpdatedBuy leads, or run your own ads?
Compare buying exclusive home-services leads with running Meta or Google ads. Use close-rate math, published ad billing, and Adsora’s $50–120 lead terms.
UpdatedYour next lead source
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