When you think about Google, it’s helpful to view it from their perspective. Google’s “customer” is anyone searching for a solution to a problem. Their goal is simple: connect users with businesses that can solve their problems effectively.
Junk removal business owners, beware. Blake from Top Dog Digital Solutions recently shared an important warning about a surge in Facebook page hacking scams targeting businesses in the junk removal industry.
Kana’i and Brooks of Kana’i’s Junk Removal are showing what it takes to grow a successful junk removal business in a competitive market like Oahu, Hawaii. In this interview, they share how they achieved $250,000 in revenue in a single month, the strategies behind their growth, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the 7FS Community, an exclusive space designed specifically for junk removal business owners who want to grow their business and access resources that can help take them to the next level.
If your business handles demolition—whether as part of a junk removal company or as a dedicated demolition service—there’s a huge opportunity you shouldn’t ignore: Facebook ads.
If you manage a junk removal business, your Google Business Profile is a critical tool for generating leads. Recently, Google rolled out a major update that could impact your visibility in local search results and the map pack.
If you’ve been running Google ads for your junk removal business, you’ve probably asked yourself: Should I use Google AdWords or Local Service Ads (LSA)? This is a common question in junk removal communities, and there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Jonathan from Junk Quest, a successful junk removal company based in North Dallas. Jonathan shared insights from his journey, the lessons he’s learned, and strategies that helped him grow his business organically in a competitive market.
As we head into 2024, one of the biggest mistakes I see junk removal business owners make is expecting immediate results from their marketing efforts—both paid and organic. Whether you’re running ads, posting on social media, or reaching out to local partners, growth takes time.
Video content is quickly becoming one of the most effective ways to connect with potential customers and grow your business. Whether you’re using Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, showcasing your work through videos can help you stand out in your local market and build trust with your audience.
For junk removal business owners, your website can be one of your most powerful tools—but only if it’s structured and optimized correctly. A website that is set up the right way can generate organic traffic and bring in more jobs without spending money on ads.
If you’re a junk removal business owner running Google Ads—or if you’ve hired someone to manage your campaigns—there are some important realities you need to understand.
Many junk removal business owners treat their website as nothing more than an online placeholder—a business card floating in cyberspace. While having a website is important, simply existing online is not enough.
building commercial relationships is one of the most effective strategies to scale your business. While residential jobs are often unpredictable, commercial accounts can provide consistent revenue, long-term partnerships, and opportunities to significantly increase your earnings.
it’s a good time to evaluate how your business is performing and explore new ways to grow. With shifts in the economy, some businesses are noticing slower growth compared to previous years.
While many junk removal companies rely heavily on Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and SEO, there are additional, creative ways to bring in business that go beyond the standard approaches. The companies that thrive in this industry often combine traditional marketing with outside-the-box tactics that set them apart.
Facebook advertising can be a powerful tool for junk removal and demolition businesses—especially if you’re running ads yourself. Unlike Google Ads, where people actively search for a service, Facebook lets you target your audience before they even think about searching.
Deciding when to start marketing your junk removal business depends on several factors, but one of the biggest is your available budget. Many new business owners make the mistake of viewing marketing as a “magic solution”
Growing your junk removal business organically is often overlooked, especially when most business owners focus on paid marketing like Google Ads or Facebook Ads. While paid campaigns have their place, search engine optimization (SEO) and organic growth can bring long-term results, higher closing rates, and opportunities that paid ads may not capture.
Blake from Top Dog recently spoke with Rhodney of All Booked Up, a call center specializing in junk removal companies, to discuss when and why bringing in a call center can be a game-changer.
If you’re a junk removal business owner or contractor running Facebook ads, one of the most effective strategies you can use right now is video content. Over the last few months, we’ve seen tremendous results with video,
If you run a junk removal business and feel like your Facebook ads aren’t producing results, it’s not the ads—it’s how you handle the leads. Facebook leads behave differently from phone inquiries
Many business owners focus on generating new leads, but a significant opportunity often lies in closing more deals with the opportunities you already have. Understanding when and how to share pricing with customers can make a big difference in your revenue
Understanding Facebook ads is easier when you can see real examples. Reviewing live ads helps you spot what works, what doesn’t, and how you can improve your own campaigns. If you’re learning Facebook ads
If you’re not using videos in your Facebook ads yet, now is the time to start. We’ve recently shifted to short, selfie-style videos—about 30 seconds—combined with b-roll clips showing our team at work.
Instead of leading with a sales pitch, consider using groups as a platform to offer value. This could be a giveaway, a charity initiative, or any activity that benefits the community. The goal is to engage people without directly selling, which naturally builds trust and visibility for your business.
If you’re looking to grow engagement on your Facebook business page while creating opportunities for your business, here’s a simple three-step strategy you can implement.
Blake from Top Dog and 7FS recently sat down with Jacob Espinoza, owner of Top Junk Premium Junk Removal in Fresno, California, to explore a unique revenue opportunity for junk removal business owners
If you’re a contractor or work in the home services industry, relying solely on word of mouth is limiting your growth. Many businesses depend on just one or two lead sources, usually referrals from past clients.
someone joins a local group and immediately posts, “I offer XYZ services. Contact me if you need help.” While there’s nothing inherently wrong with this, there’s a far more effective way to engage with your audience and grow your business.
If you’re a vent, deck, or general contractor and you’re not using a CRM, you’re missing out on a huge opportunity to organize and grow your business. A CRM (Customer Relationship Management system) can do much more than store contact information—it’s a tool to help you communicate, track, and scale.
If you’re a contractor or a junk removal business owner, it might be tough to hear, but your Facebook ads probably aren’t performing as well as they could. Many business owners struggle with leads that aren’t high quality or campaigns that just don’t deliver results.
If you’re a contractor in the home services space, it’s time to shift your approach. Instead of just telling potential customers about your business, start showing them what you do.
That principle sits at the core of effective SEO—and it’s exactly what separates businesses that win organic traffic from those that give up too early.
your Google Business Profile (GBP) can be one of the most effective tools for generating local leads. Many business owners overlook it, but an optimized profile can create consistent visibility without the ongoing cost of paid advertising.
Hiring, training, and keeping sales agents is expensive. And when customers sit on hold, they don’t just get frustrated—they move on. Usually straight to your competitor.