AboutImpact
Impact started because we've watched agency after agency charge businesses plenty and hand back very little. We wanted to sell the version we'd want to buy for our own businesses.
One product. One price. Proven success.
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Why Impact Started
We've watched agency after agency sell a contractor the moon. "We'll get you 30 clients in 30 days." Then they run the arithmetic on a business they've never worked in, because it isn't their business and they don't have to live with the invoice.
The real plan was the retainer. Lock you in for a term, then add another service a few months later. Nobody ever went back to check whether the last thing worked.
And a report showed up every month. Impressions, clicks, a chart pointing up. None of it lined up with what you were seeing in your own business, and your business is the part that actually matters.
You shouldn't have to get good at a thousand different things just to keep the phone ringing. That's our job.
So we sell one thing at one price. An asset that puts you in front of the people already searching for your service, and a way to make sure you get the job.
One Product We've Watched Work
Four parts, one price, and no discovery phase.
A Website
It makes sure you show up where your customers are already searching for your service.
See the website →Missed Call Text Back
It gets a text back to the customer you missed, so you can book the job instead of losing it.
See missed call text back →One-Click Campaigns
It goes back to the customers who already paid you and asks them for the next job.
See the campaigns →We built one system to make an impact. It helps the people searching for you find you, it makes sure you follow up, it gets your reviews working, and it keeps earning you work from the customers you already have.
Meet The Owner
Zach Walpert
Owner, Impact Marketing LLC
I've spent nearly a decade in marketing, and most of it went into building websites and the systems sitting behind them.
Some of that work helped brands scale to $400 million exits. Some of it was for commercial contractors, and honestly the contractors taught me more.
Somebody running crews doesn't want a strategy deck. They want the phone to ring, and they want to know the money they spent last month did something.
I own a local business too, so I've been the one writing the marketing check. I know the feeling of paying every month and not being able to say what came back.
That's the whole reason Impact sells one product at one price. I built the version I'd want somebody to sell me, and then we stopped adding to it.
I'm not going to tell you we do things we don't do. If what you need isn't what we sell, I'll say so on the call instead of taking your money.
Get me on a call and ask me anything about it. That's the fastest way to find out whether this is a fit for your business.