Who is Get Work? Google Ads leads delivered through a managed platform
Get Work is a Google Partner agency based in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. Rather than selling a website, it builds a dedicated landing page and Google Ads funnel for each tradesperson, sends a text for every new lead, and tracks the whole thing in a platform that shows spend against job value. This profile sets out how that differs from a conventional agency.
Platform, not agency
The usual trades agency sells you a website, then sells you traffic to it. Get Work skips the website. Each client gets a custom landing page built for conversion, Google Ads campaigns pointed at it, and a lead management and job booking platform where enquiries land.
The company says its landing pages convert far better than typical home improvement websites and that every lead is exclusive to the client. Both are claims from its own marketing, but the first is at least plausible: a single-purpose page with one form and one phone number generally outperforms a ten-page brochure site at turning paid clicks into calls.
Where it is
Lytham St Annes on the Lancashire coast. The service is delivered remotely across the UK, and the company says it works with trade associations, which may be how many clients find it.
What you get
The last row is the most interesting. A dashboard that compares ad spend with job value is measuring the right thing, and it is rarer than it should be. The catch is that job value has to be entered by someone, usually you, so the dashboard is only as honest as your updates.
The text notification is a lighter form of the automation covered in our missed-call text back guide. It alerts you to the lead but does not, on the published description, message the customer. Ask whether the customer gets an automatic acknowledgement too, because that is where speed pays off.
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Google Ads management | Paid search campaigns in your trade and area |
| Custom landing page | A single page built to turn clicks into enquiries |
| Text notifications | A message to your phone for every new lead |
| Lead management and booking platform | Somewhere to track, book and update each enquiry |
| Spend and job-value dashboard | Shows what you spent against what the jobs were worth |
Trades covered
Roofing, building, landscaping, driveways, plastering and rendering, electrical, decorating, joinery, plumbing and heating, loft conversions, kitchen and bathroom fitting, tree surgery and fencing. It is a wide list and skews towards project trades where a Google search is the natural starting point for the customer.
For most of those trades, Google Ads is the fastest route to enquiries, which is presumably why Get Work has built around it rather than SEO or social.
Pricing and evidence
Pricing is not on the homepage; there is a separate pricing page, and the figure will depend on the ad budget you choose on top of any management fee. The company publishes first-month revenue and return-on-investment figures for a roofing company, which is a single case rather than a library.
One case study is enough to show the model can work. It is not enough to show it works in your trade and your town, so ask for a reference closer to your situation.
What to weigh up
The strength of the model is also its limit. A landing page and ad funnel generates enquiries only while you pay for clicks. You do not accumulate rankings, content or a site that works for you when the budget is paused. We set out that trade-off in campaigns are rented, systems are owned.
That makes Get Work a good fit for a tradesperson who wants enquiries quickly and would rather not run an ad account personally, and a weaker fit for someone trying to build a long-term asset. Many firms sensibly do both: a managed ads funnel for volume now, and an owned site and review engine for the years ahead, which is how the systems in our trades marketing systems ranking tend to be assembled.
Frequently asked questions
Does Get Work build websites?
Not in the usual sense. It builds a custom landing page per client for Google Ads traffic rather than a full multi-page website.
Are Get Work's leads exclusive?
The company says so. Leads come through your own landing page and ad campaigns rather than a shared marketplace.
Where is Get Work based?
Lytham St Annes in Lancashire. It works with tradespeople across the UK and says it works with trade associations.