ChatGPT Ads management for home service contractors

Some homeowners now ask ChatGPT about repairs, costs, and who to hire. ChatGPT Ads can put your business in front of them. We run these campaigns alongside your Google marketing and judge them by the same numbers: calls, leads, and booked jobs.

30+
Clients served
200+
Leads a month across clients
6+ yrs
Digital marketing experience

Subido Pro Certified

What makes a new ad channel tricky

Few proven playbooks

ChatGPT advertising is new, and the rules and features are still changing. Advice that was right a few months ago may already be out of date.

It doesn't work like Google search

Ads are matched to the context of a conversation, so a Google Ads keyword list doesn't simply carry over.

Easy to spend without learning

Without call and form tracking, you can't compare a test against the channels already bringing you jobs.

What's included

  • A review of whether ChatGPT Ads suit your trade and market
  • Campaign setup and management
  • Ad copy written for your services
  • Landing pages matched to your campaigns
  • Call and form tracking
  • Reporting next to your Google campaigns

How we approach it

01

Secure the basics first

For most contractors, high-intent Google campaigns come first, because those are searches from people ready to hire.

02

Run a measured test

We set a budget you're comfortable with and track the calls and forms that come in.

03

Decide with the numbers

We compare the test with your other channels, then scale it, change it, or stop it.

How ChatGPT Ads differ from Google Ads

Conversations instead of keywords

On Google, you bid on what someone searches for. In ChatGPT, ads are matched to the context of a conversation, so you describe the topics and situations you want to appear near instead of building a keyword list.

People may be earlier in the decision

A homeowner might be asking what a repair costs or comparing options, not looking for someone to call this minute. The landing page should answer that question and then offer a clear next step.

Check location options first

A local contractor needs to reach people in their service area, and targeting options on this platform are still changing. We check what's currently available for your market before recommending that you spend money.

Plan your measurement before launch

Reporting tools on a new platform are still maturing. A dedicated landing page and call tracking give you a fair way to compare a test with the Google campaigns already bringing you jobs.

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Get In Touch

Free local growth audit

In a 20-minute call, we'll:

  • Review your current Google Ads, keywords, and search visibility
  • Check whether your website or landing pages are blocking conversions
  • Show you how to lower cost per lead and increase booked appointments

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Everyday · 8 AM – 7 PM

Request your visibility audit

Tell us about your business and we'll come back with your heat map and next steps.

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Answers to common questions

Should ChatGPT Ads replace my Google Ads?+

No. For most contractors, we'd treat it as a test alongside Google, not a replacement for it.

What results can I expect?+

We can't promise a number yet. This is a new channel, and we're currently running ChatGPT Ads for an HVAC company. We'll publish results when we have enough data to report honestly.

Who sees ads in ChatGPT?+

Ads don't appear for every ChatGPT user, and OpenAI's rules and availability are still changing. We'll check what currently applies to your market during your free audit.

Is ChatGPT advertising worth it for a small contractor?+

Usually only after your Google campaigns and profile are working well. It's a new channel, so a small, measured test makes more sense than moving your main budget.

Do ads change the answers ChatGPT gives?+

OpenAI says ads don't influence ChatGPT's answers. They're shown separately, so an ad isn't the same as being recommended in an answer.