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Pest Control Marketing That Actually Works: The Growth Podcast Stop wasting money on marketing that doesn't deliver. Pest Control Marketing That Actually Works is the weekly podcast for pest control business owners who want real results, not empty promises. Hosted by Adam Bennett and Elisabeth Pallante from Cube Creative Design, each 20-minute episode delivers practical strategies you can implement right away. No fluff. No theory. Just proven tactics from a team that's spent 20 years helping pest control companies grow. What You'll Learn: Every episode tackles a specific marketing challenge pest control operators face. From building a website that converts visitors into customers, to running Google Ads that actually pay off, to creating content that ranks on page one. You'll hear what works, what doesn't, and exactly how to tell the difference. We cover topics like: Getting more leads from your website without spen
Cube Creative Design hosts Pest Control Marketing That Actually Works, a business show with 32 episodes published.
Your pest control trucks are on the road every day. Are they selling for you or just driving? In this episode, Adam Bennett and Elisabeth Pallante are joined by Cube Creative CMO Chad Treadway to break down why your truc
Most marketing advice is generic. This episode isn't. We pulled the real questions pest control owners keep asking us and answered six of them straight. How much should you actually spend on ads before it stops paying of
Your ads are working. Traffic is landing on your site. And then 40% of those visitors leave because your only visible contact option is a phone number they don't want to call. In this episode, Adam Bennett and Elisabeth
Your marketing worked. The phone rang. And then 35 to 40% of those callers never booked. Not because the marketing failed. Because the phone call failed. In this episode, Adam Bennett and Elisabeth Pallante are joined by
Five service pages used to be a normal pest control website. General pest, termites, mosquitoes, rodents, maybe bed bugs. A paragraph on each, a stock photo, and a phone number. That was fine in 2018. In 2026 it tells AI
Your organic traffic is down. Your rankings haven't moved much. The phone is quieter. What changed? AI search has rewritten the rules for how pest control buyers find you, and most of the metrics you've tracked since 202
Your home market is humming. You're at six or eight trucks. The next city over looks like the obvious move. So why do most pest control companies lose money for six months when they expand? In this episode, Adam Bennett
92 to 93 percent of pest control websites don't show pricing anywhere on the site. Not a starting range. Not a service-by-service breakdown. Not even a "most customers pay between this and this." Just nothing. Meanwhile,
70 to 80 percent of pest control leads don't book on the first contact. They fill out a form, get a quote, then go quiet. Most pest control companies have no system for recovering those leads. They sit in a spreadsheet u
Your Google Business Profile is verified. You've added photos, picked the right categories, and you post a few times a month. So why have your map rankings stopped moving? In this episode of Marketing That Actually Works
Did you spend $800 on Facebook ads and get zero leads? The problem probably isn't Facebook. It's what you asked Facebook to do. In this episode, Adam Bennett and Elisabeth Pallante are joined by Hannah Kilpatrick, Cube C
Summer is when most pest control operators make their biggest marketing mistake. The trucks are full, the phones are ringing, and it feels like the right time to pause marketing and save the budget. But that pause create
Most pest control companies treat termites, bed bugs, and wildlife like afterthoughts on their website. One paragraph each, buried under a generic services page. Then they wonder why the calls don't come in. In Episode 2
Is your website fast enough to keep the leads you're paying for? If your site takes more than three seconds to load, nearly half your visitors are leaving before they see your phone number. That's not a tech problem. Tha
Video converts better than any other content type across every platform pest control companies use. And right now, most of your local competitors have no video presence at all. That's a first-mover advantage—but it won't
Episode Summary If you can't tell which marketing channel produced your last ten customers, you're not managing your marketing — you're guessing at it. Most pest control operators are. They keep channels running because
Instagram Reels are getting 5-10x more reach than photos right now—and pest control companies are perfectly positioned to take advantage. In this episode, social media manager Hannah Kilpatrick breaks down exactly what's
If your pest control company has fewer than 50 Google reviews, you're losing customers to competitors before they ever reach you. Research shows 93% of consumers say online reviews influence their buying decision — and c
Google Ads for Pest Control: Stop Wasting Money Most pest control companies running Google Ads are paying for clicks they'll never convert. In this episode, Adam Bennett and Elisabeth Pallante from Cube Creative Design b
Google Ads for Pest Control: Stop Wasting Money Most pest control companies running Google Ads are paying for clicks they'll never convert. In this episode, Adam Bennett and Elisabeth Pallante from Cube Creative Design b
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Pest Control Marketing That Actually Works is hosted by Cube Creative Design. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 32 episodes.
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