Fit

Established businesses where one more customer matters.

We work best with companies that already know how to deliver, and where an additional customer represents meaningful money. Service businesses are the clearest examples. They are examples, not a fence around the company.

The kinds of businesses we have in mind

  • Home service contractors
  • Roofing and exterior services
  • HVAC and plumbing
  • Remodeling and specialty trades
  • Other established services with attractive acquisition economics

If your business is not on that list and one new customer still moves the month, start a conversation. We would rather hear the economics than pretend we only serve one trade.

A good fit

  • You already deliver the work and can take on more of it.
  • Someone can answer the inquiry and have a real sales conversation.
  • You can approve what we are allowed to claim, and how the brand should sound.
  • You can authorize a budget and tell us, later, which leads were worth it.
  • You want an operator, not another tool to log into.

A poor fit

  • You want software, a white-label platform, or automations to run yourself.
  • You want a social media package or a website project and nothing else.
  • The offer, the price, or the capacity to fulfill is still unsettled.
  • You need a promised lead count before a dollar is spent.
  • No one on your side can say whether a lead was any good.

Market, not a single zip code

Our home base is Bellevue, in Sarpy County. Omaha is the next place we expect to be useful. Neither fact limits who can hire us, and neither fact is the same as the market your customers live in. A company in Gretna might sell across the Omaha metro. A company in another state might still be a fit if the economics are. We talk about both maps before we advertise.

Read the Sarpy County page →

Next step

If this sounds like the seat you want filled, let’s talk.

We’ll talk through the offer, the market, and whether HeyThere360 should run acquisition for you. No package menu. No obligation.

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