Google Business Profile calls
Separate unpaid Maps/Search calls from paid Local Services Ads leads.
View GBP call routingLocal Services Ads can generate calls and message requests. Cape Fear maps what happens next: source tagging, fast response, job-detail capture, and an owner-ready memo before the lead goes cold.
Google Local Services Ads documentation says potential customers can call the Google forwarding number shown on the ad or send a message request, and providers can manage leads in a lead inbox. Fast response can matter, but the contractor still needs a usable intake path after the notification.
| Lead type | Workflow captures | Owner decision |
|---|---|---|
| Phone lead | Source, caller, town, service need, urgency, call outcome, missing facts, and callback route. | Whether to call back now, route to office, schedule, dispute quality, or mark no-fit. |
| Message lead | Name, ZIP or town, job detail, response-time expectation, requested next step, and photo/status prompt. | Who responds, what can be promised, and whether the lead becomes active work. |
| Booked or high-intent lead | Appointment details, service area, trade-specific questions, access notes, and next confirmation. | Final schedule, scope, price, arrival window, and crew assignment. |
A contractor paying for leads needs to see the screen: Google lead arrives, agent asks the missing questions, the workflow logs the source, and the owner gets the next action. That is the difference between buying more leads and converting the ones already paid for.
Separate unpaid Maps/Search calls from paid Local Services Ads leads.
View GBP call routingShow the exact screen flow a buyer needs to trust before handing over calls.
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