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The form on this page reaches Ross Cohen, our CEO. It asks for your name, your email address, your phone number and a message, and it offers an optional phone appointment you can attach to the message. Use it to talk about marketing for your fire damage restoration company.

In the message, tell us which fire jobs you want to be found for, such as residential, commercial, soot cleanup, contents pack-out or board-up. Name the towns your crews cover. Mention any referral partners you work with, and the website you run today. That is enough for a useful first reply.

This page is for marketing only. Keep customer names, addresses and the details of any fire out of the message, because the conversation is about your company's pages, listings and ads, and none of that needs private information. If you are not sure whether a question belongs here, ask it in marketing terms and we will take it from there. You can also read the about page first to see where our work ends and yours begins.

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Put your marketing question in the message box. A few words on your job types and your towns will do, and the phone appointment is there if you would like to talk it through.

Which fire jobs belong at the top of your label sheet?

Jot down the loss types and property types you want more of, the neighborhoods your crews cover, and the referral partners worth naming. Nobody's name or address from a past job belongs in the note.

Send your job list and your service area

Tell us which fire jobs you want more of, where your crews work and who sends you referrals. A short note is enough, and a real person reads it.

Select a weekday and a half-hour start below, and Ross Cohen, our CEO, will dial the number you entered once that time arrives.

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The appointment you set will be written here.

Only weekday half-hours are offered, and they are written in the zone selected above.

Before you write to Fire Damage SEO

What should a fire restoration owner put in the message box?
The kinds of fire jobs your company takes, the towns and neighborhoods you serve, any referral partners such as property managers or insurance agent offices, and the state of your current website. If you already run ads, say which networks. A few lines are plenty, and a longer note is welcome if you have a long list of job types or a wide service area to describe. Think of the message as a label for your company: what it does, where it works and what you would like to happen next.
Is the form only for marketing questions about a fire damage SEO plan?
Yes. It is built for questions about pages, Maps, reviews, ads and websites for your company. It is not the place for any customer's details or any account of a particular fire, so please leave those out of what you write.
Who reads a message sent to Fire Damage SEO?
Ross Cohen, our CEO, reads it. The questions you ask about plans and the pages you want built go to him directly, so you do not need to explain them twice. Questions about plan fit, page counts, the website switch on Gold and Platinum, or the ad networks are all welcome.
What does the optional phone appointment do for a restoration company?
It lets you attach a call with Ross to your message. The call is about your marketing: which fire jobs to build pages for, which networks to run ads on, and which plan matches both. Leave it off if you prefer to keep the conversation in writing. Either way, the first topics are the same: your job types, your towns and what your site does today. Statements your company makes about itself, such as credentials or timing, are for you to word, so bring any sentence you want placed on a page.
Can I ask about the paid ads plans before choosing a fire damage SEO plan?
Of course. The two families are separate, and you can raise either one or both. The pricing page lists every card, and the paid ads page shows what sits in the ad plans, so you can arrive with the cards already in mind. There is no need to settle on a plan before writing.
Do I need a website before I write to a fire restoration marketing agency?
No. If you do not have one, the Gold and Platinum plans include a site that our team builds and runs, and you can read more on the website design page. If you do have one, tell us the address in your message so we can look at how it is laid out.

Let the right job find your front door

Select a weekday and a half-hour on the contact page and Ross Cohen, our CEO, will phone you when it arrives. Have the fire jobs you want more of in mind, along with the neighborhoods your crews cover.

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