Reports full of clicks
Your agency sends a report every month. You still can't tell which calls turned into booked jobs.
Nick DiMoro Home Service CMO
I'm Nick DiMoro. I've spent 10 years in moving and home service marketing, including years loving and growing a local moving company past $8M a year. Now I lead marketing for home service owners, with AI agents built on everything I learned doing the daily work.
Month to month. No long contract.
Your agency sends a report every month. You still can't tell which calls turned into booked jobs.
The website person, the ads person and the SEO company each guard their own part. Nobody owns the whole plan.
Marketing decisions happen between estimates, payroll and the phone. That's how budgets drift.
The work that slips when you're busy running jobs, done every week.
Your numbers, every week.
Calls, booked jobs and cost per job in one short report, so you see what's paying before you spend the next dollar.
See where you show up across town.
We track your rankings and map-pack spots neighborhood by neighborhood. You'll know where customers find you, and where they find a competitor first.
A Google Business Profile that stays busy.
We manage it week to week: posts, updates, review requests and replies. It's often the first thing a customer checks before they call.
Your website, checked the way a customer uses it.
We find what's costing you calls, like slow pages, broken forms or a missing service page, and send your web team clear fix requests in priority order.
The same business details everywhere.
We build citations and clean up old listings, so Google and the directories for your trade agree on your name, phone and service area.
Every job traced back to its source.
Lead tracking and attribution audits tie each call and form to the channel that produced it, so budget goes to what books jobs.
You get senior direction and a crew that works every day. It is not a full-time executive, and I'll never pretend it is.
SEO is one part of it. I plan the budget across all of it, run the vendors and track each channel by what it costs to book a job.
Google Business Profile, local SEO and AI search, so you show up where people look.
Google Ads, Local Services Ads and Meta, measured by cost per booked job.
Short videos of your crews, trucks and jobs for YouTube, social and your website.
Truck wraps, yard signs, direct mail and home shows, planned alongside everything else.
Local news coverage and awards that build your name in town.
Local teams and community events, plus partners like realtors, property managers and builders who send you jobs.
A steady flow of reviews, honest responses, and follow-ups that bring past customers back.
Where every channel sends people, built to turn visits into calls.
Full-time CMO
$225K+ base salary, plus benefits, recruiting and months to hire
Typical fractional CMO
$5K to $8K a month for most, and mostly advice
Home Service CMO
Month to month: senior direction plus AI agents doing the work
Salary: Built In, 2026 average CMO base. Fractional range: FRAK State of Fractional report, 2024.
$8M+a year
I spent years loving and growing a local moving company, and led the marketing while it grew past $8M a year.
100+
Today my agency handles websites, SEO and local search for 100+ moving companies.
65%
We cut our own software bill 65% by building our CRM, rank tracker and citation tools. That's why Home Service CMO costs less than a traditional fractional CMO: the tools are ours, and the agents do the weekly work.
I've spent 10 years in moving and home service marketing. First, years loving and growing a local moving company. Then building Mover Marketing AI, the agency behind 100+ moving companies.
I'd rather be close to the problem than read about it in a report.
That means getting my hands dirty and having the tough conversations, like the vendor who isn't pulling their weight or the budget that's leaking.
Nick DiMoro · Home Service CMO · CEO, Mover Marketing AI · nickdimoro.com
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I audit your website, Google Business Profile and the top competitors in your market, then hand you a roadmap with costs. The fee is credited to your first CMO month.
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We fix tracking, set the plan and budget, and the agents start your weekly numbers.
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We keep going while it's working. You can stop any month.
Month to month
No long contract. Stay while it's working.
Included:
What shapes the price: how many locations or markets, how many services, and whether we manage paid ad budgets. You get a clear number after the Diagnostic.
Ad spend is always separate. New websites are scoped separately.
Book a 20-minute callUsually for companies doing $2M or more. Start with the Diagnostic and keep the roadmap either way.
A fractional CMO leads your marketing part time: the plan, the budget, the vendors and the numbers. You get senior direction without a full-time salary.
Most charge $5,000 to $8,000 a month. Home Service CMO is month to month and usually comes in below that, because AI agents handle much of the daily work. You get a clear number after the Diagnostic.
No. SEO and your Google Business Profile are one part. I also plan and oversee paid ads, video, traditional advertising like truck wraps and direct mail, public relations, sponsorships and partnerships, reviews and follow-up with past customers, and track each one by cost per booked job.
It's senior marketing direction, not a full-time executive. I set the plan and review the work. AI agents and my team do the daily tasks.
No. Nobody honest can. We track rankings and booked jobs every month and show you both.
No. We stay inside Google's rules.
Rankings usually move before calls do. The Diagnostic lays out the timeline for your market before you pay for anything else.
Tell me what's working and what isn't. I'll give you my honest take on where I'd start. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.
Seven quick questions, then pick a time. You talk first. Either of us can say no.
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Your answers are saved. Choose any open slot for your 20-minute call.
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Nick DiMoro