Industries
Built around how your trade gets customers
Different trades win customers in different ways: a roofer fights for the post-storm search, a seawall contractor for one canal lot worth a month of service calls, a hearing aid practice for a decision made slowly and with family in the room. These 13 pages lay out how Hitman Marketing approaches each — and we only publish a vertical we can prove we understand.
Pool builders & gunite construction
Reach the homeowner months before the deposit, and be the builder whose work they can see.
See the approach →Pool cages & screen enclosures
One phone line, two buyers — the rescreen and the new cage need different marketing.
See the approach →Seawalls, docks & boat lifts
High-ticket waterfront work where the search leader works an hour away — be the local name that answers.
See the approach →Pavers, driveways & hardscape
Nobody's driveway is broken — win the browsing, then win the second project.
See the approach →Impact windows & doors
The longest sales cycle of any trade here — win the research, not the emergency.
See the approach →Roofers & storm restoration
Win the post-storm search, then answer the surge without dropping a lead.
See the approach →HVAC & air conditioning
In a Florida summer, a dead AC is an emergency. Answer first, win the job.
See the approach →Pool service & repair
Fill the route, hold the accounts, and catch the repair calls that pay for both.
See the approach →Pest & termite control
One signup is years of recurring service. Get found, then keep the plans.
See the approach →Dental implants & full-arch
The general dentist search is taken. The implant search is wide open.
See the approach →Estate planning & elder law
Families read for months before they call. Be what they read while they decide.
See the approach →Hearing aids & audiology
Stay visible through a years-long decision, and answer the family doing the searching.
See the approach →Assisted living & memory care
A category the placement directories own, on a fee the communities pay per resident.
See the approach →Find out whether your territory is open
One contract per trade in Clearwater. If yours is open you can execute at the published price today; if a competitor already holds it, it is held until their ninety days are up.
The survey is credited in full against the contract if your territory opens and you take it.