Montgomery, Ohio · Hamilton County
Marketing agency in Montgomery that helps you win more estimates
Marketing agency in Montgomery that builds follow-up into your ads, video and pages so quotes on larger jobs do not fade, and explains Landmarks Commission review for listed landmarks.
- A next step on every estimate
- Historic review explained clearly
- Leads and estimates reported by source
Why work with MAJ
How MAJ keeps Montgomery estimates moving
Your problem
Estimates that go quiet
Montgomery homeowners take their time on larger projects, and without a follow-up plan your quote is forgotten before they decide. Ads that cannot connect a click to an estimate leave the budget guessing too.
What we build
Follow-up built into the whole system
Each lead becomes a CRM card that moves from new to estimate given to won or lost, with reminders at each stage. Ads and pages feed the same record, so the monthly report ties spend to estimates by source.
Historic review in plain words
Old Montgomery zoning, the 32 named landmarks and the city's permit lines are already researched, so your pages answer what careful buyers ask.
One team for ads, pages and CRM
Nobody hands your lead to another vendor, where follow-up usually breaks.
Founder involved from day one
Manny builds the plan and stays on your account, with editors, ad account managers and automation doing the daily work.
Real MAJ client results, other industries
- 211inbound leads a month
Wolterman Law, a Cincinnati estate planning firm - 951leads at $11.85 each
Big Papa's Car Audio, a car audio shop
Shown for how the system works, not as a forecast. See the case studies
Founder-led. Manny Jenkins leads the strategy on every account, with editors, ad managers and automation handling production and follow-up.
The free audit: a written review of how customers find and reach you, with the fixes we would make first. Researched with AI, checked by Manny, yours to keep.
Montgomery notes
Rules that shape what Montgomery customers ask
Old Montgomery has its own zoning
The Old Montgomery district exists to preserve the historic fabric of downtown along Montgomery Road. Remodelers and exterior trades bidding there should show they understand it.
Source: Montgomery Code 151.1201 Purpose (American Legal Publishing)Landmarks need a certificate
Exterior changes to a listed landmark, down to fencing, walkways and repainting, need a certificate of approval from the Landmarks Commission, which has named 32 landmarks.
Source: Montgomery Code, Landmarks Commission certificate of approval (American Legal Publishing)Clear lines on what needs a permit
New HVAC equipment, ductwork, gas lines and structural roof work on homes need permits here, while siding or windows with no structural change do not. That is a ready-made FAQ for several trades.
Source: Required Permits, City of MontgomeryNIC reviews, the county handles plumbing
The city's building division takes applications, National Inspection Corporation does plan review and inspections, and Hamilton County Public Health issues plumbing permits.
Source: Community Development, City of MontgomeryNo city contractor license
Montgomery has no licensing requirement of its own for contractors working in the city, so your state credentials and your reviews carry the trust.
Source: FAQ Topic: Building Permits, City of Montgomery
Where Montgomery jobs go after the estimate
The quote goes cold
Bigger, considered jobs take time to decide. Without a follow-up plan, the homeowner forgets your name before they sign.
Historic work scares off bidders
Customers in Old Montgomery want someone who knows the review process. A site that never mentions it loses those jobs quietly.
Ads with no memory
Clicks come in, but nothing connects the click to the estimate or the signed job, so the budget never gets smarter.
Watch
Keeping Montgomery estimates warm
This video shows each lead as a card moving from new to won or lost, with follow-up messages sent at each stage so open quotes keep moving.
- Each open estimate has a next step
- Reminders sent without anyone remembering
- Won and lost logged with the lead's source
Read the transcript
Every lead gets a card. Every card keeps moving. Every call, form and text becomes a lead card. Nothing lives on a sticky note or in someone's head. Cards move across clear stages. New, Contacted, Estimate booked, Estimate sent, then Won or Lost. Follow-ups go out on day 1, 3 and 7. Automatic texts and emails, so quotes do not go cold. Day 1, check-in text sent. Day 3, follow-up email sent. Day 7, last check-in text sent. Customer replied. Every quote ends in Won or Lost. Won jobs move to the schedule. Lost ones get a reason, so you can learn from them. Won: added to the schedule. Lost reason: went with another quote. The whole pipeline on one screen. See what is new, what is booked and what is waiting, at a glance. Book a call with us at majmarketingco.com.
Real MAJ work, other industries
See the work
Brand filmsFilms shot on locationWolterman Law Office, Smiles Created Dentistry, Drink Me and the Ohio Arts Council, each filmed in their own space.Watch the brand videos
WebsitesSites built for the callWolterman Law Office, 1031 Federal Exchange, Big Papa's Car Audio and Clear Wash Pros, each asking for the call or quote in the first screen.See the websites
Case studyBig Papa's Car Audio, a Cincinnati shopMonthly creative shot at the shop, Meta ads to a quote form, and requests priced before the owner calls back.Read the case study
Count your open estimates with us
Open quotes with no follow-up scheduled are the leak we see most on considered jobs. A call with us shows how we would follow up on them without adding work to your week.
A Montgomery marketing agency system in eight stages
- 01 Get found
- 02 Get contacted
- 03 Get booked
- 04 Know what worked
- 01
Decide what counts
Usually booked estimates, tracked by source from day one, with signed jobs connected where your systems allow.
- 02
Make the proof
We film finished work and your crew, so homeowners see the quality before they call.
Video production - 03
Create demand
Search ads, Local Services Ads, Meta ads, SEO and the Google Business Profile, pointed at Montgomery and the areas around it.
- 04
Build the response
Pages that name the job and the city, show your work and ask for the call.
- 05
to 06 Capture and reply
Each call and form lands in the CRM with an owner, a fast reply and a follow-up sequence.
CRM and automation - 06
to 08 Your sale, our report
Your team closes. We report booked estimates by source, cost per booked job and where to put your budget next.
Why Montgomery owners pick MAJ
Our own camera
Manny trained as a filmmaker at Ohio University and video is made in house, so your craftsmanship is what the ads show.
Lost jobs teach you something
Each lost estimate gets a reason logged, so you can see whether price, timing or follow-up is the pattern.
A free written audit
It ranks what costs you the most across ads, profile, site and response time, so you know where to start.
Watch
Sending each request to the right person
A landmark repaint and a furnace replacement need different people. This video shows a request sorted by job type and area, then offered a time with the right estimator.
- Sorted on arrival
- A time offered, not just a forward
- No phone tag
Read the transcript
Every request, to the right person, the first time. A new request comes in. A call, form or text, with the job type and ZIP code attached. Request form: Job type, Replacement. ZIP code, 45230. Best time, weekday mornings. It gets sorted by job type and service area. Automatically, in seconds, before anyone has to touch it. Tags added: Replacement, East area, Estimate. Assigned to the right estimator or crew. No forwarding, no guessing, no sticky notes on the office desk. Assigned to Estimator 1, replacements, East area. With a time booked and the details attached. The homeowner picks an opening that fits that estimator's day. Booked: Wednesday, 1:30 PM. Job details attached. The homeowner gets a confirmation. Then a reminder before the visit. Nobody plays phone tag. Text: You're booked! Your estimate is Wednesday at 1:30 PM. Reminder text the day before: Your estimator arrives tomorrow at 1:30 PM. The office stops being the bottleneck. Requests keep moving, even on your busiest days. Book a call with us at majmarketingco.com.
Proof from other industries
Results in other industries
These numbers are from businesses outside home services, shown to explain how leads are captured and counted. They are not a forecast for a Montgomery company.
2,160
Meta leads at $11.36 each
1031 Federal Exchange, a 1031 exchange company
January to June 2026
Read the 1031 Federal Exchange case study951
leads at $11.85 each
Big Papa's Car Audio, a car audio shop
April 1 to September 21, 2026
Read the Big Papa's case study
Different industries. Shown for how the system works, not as a forecast for your business.
No reports? Start with your open quotes
A rough count of the estimates you have out is enough. On a call we will show what follow-up would look like for them, and the free audit can fill in the rest.
Montgomery marketing questions
Do exterior jobs on Montgomery landmarks need approval?
Yes. Exterior changes to a listed landmark, including fencing, walkways and repainting, need a certificate of approval from the Landmarks Commission. We help contractors say that clearly so landmark owners know they are in the right hands.
Does a new furnace or AC in Montgomery need a permit?
Yes. The city lists new HVAC equipment, ductwork and gas lines among the work that needs a permit, along with structural roof repair or replacement. Siding or window work with no structural change does not.
Montgomery and Blue Ash share 45242. How do you handle that?
We decide with you which cities you serve, then give each its own page. Ads aimed at 45242 reach both, so the page has to match where the customer actually lives.
How do you follow up on estimates?
Through the CRM. Each estimate moves to a stage that triggers reminders and messages until the customer says yes or no, and lost jobs get a reason logged.
Do you have a Montgomery office?
No. MAJ's Google Business Profile is in Loveland, and we serve Montgomery along with the rest of Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Dayton.
Keep exploring
Sources checked November 2026
- Community Development, City of Montgomery
- FAQ Topic: Building Permits, City of Montgomery
- Required Permits, City of Montgomery
- Montgomery Code 151.1201 Purpose (American Legal Publishing)
- Montgomery Code, Landmarks Commission certificate of approval (American Legal Publishing)
- Historic Landmarks, City of Montgomery
- Montgomery, Ohio (Wikipedia)
- Blue Ash, Ohio (Wikipedia)