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Real jobs posted by property owners near you, priced by the size of the job. Nothing to sign, and you can test a single one for $15 to $50.
Ads, websites and SEO for contractors who clear land for a living, plus a marketplace if you just need work this week. Taylor Pierce owns Pierce Land Clearing and Forestry Mulching Pros, so none of this is guesswork about your trade.
"I do not know what ads you ran on Thanksgiving or the day after, but you got me a $200,000 dirt job and a $40,000 tree job. So let us run ads around Christmas and New Year when everyone is home."Land clearing contractor, name withheld at their request
That one question sorts out which of these you actually need. Most contractors end up running two of them together.
Real jobs posted by property owners near you, priced by the size of the job. Nothing to sign, and you can test a single one for $15 to $50.
Facebook ads put you in front of people clearing land right now. Our audiences go into your account, so it does not take months to warm up.
SEO and a site built around city pages keeps producing after the work is done, instead of stopping the day you stop paying.
Every plan is run one on one. Nothing is handed down to a junior, and every price below is the whole price.
"A $200,000 dirt job and a $40,000 tree job."
Land clearing contractor"$50,000 worth of estimates now."
Land clearing contractor"Our city pages to the top of Google."
Kalen Laymon, Steadfast Land ClearingPlus ad spend. One-year contract on the top tier. A minimum monthly revenue before they will take your call. Shared leads is the thing they tell you to avoid, right before they sell you a retainer.
Plus ad spend, paid straight to Meta. Month to month. Run by someone who prices land clearing jobs for a living. And if the right answer is to spend nothing yet, we will tell you that on the call.
Real jobs posted by property owners, with the county, acreage and price on the listing before you buy. No contract and no retainer. Never sold to more than three contractors.
Our team closes the job and contracts with the client. You bid the machine hours, run the machine, document the work and get paid the next day. Free to bid.
Taylor Pierce owns Pierce Land Clearing and Forestry Mulching Pros. He has run the machines and priced the work, so the ads, pages and copy are written by someone who knows what a mulching head costs to run and what site access means.
Everything here gets tested on our own companies before it is sold to yours. That is also why there are no long contracts: the work has to keep earning its place every month.
Fifteen minutes with Taylor is usually enough to work it out, and he will tell you if the honest answer is to spend nothing with us yet.