I'm Jason Lee. I build and run the lead, review, and follow-up systems for local businesses around greater New Orleans. Mostly home services. One person, not an agency.
Free. I'll look at how leads reach you now and tell you where they're falling out.
The phone rings while you're under a house. A happy customer never gets asked for the review. Tuesday's lead is cold by Friday. Most people fix one of these. I close all of them at once.
When you're on a job, the phone still rings. It goes to voicemail, and by the time you get to it that person has usually called somebody else.
You have every customer you've ever served sitting in a phone or a spreadsheet. Most of them haven't heard from you since the job ended. That's work you already paid to win.
Booking software. Email tool. Texting tool. Review tool. A spreadsheet holding it together. None of them connect, so you become the integration.
A good-looking site that doesn't rank, doesn't capture anything, and doesn't follow up with the people who leave. An expensive business card.
R6 is the setup I install in every account. Each R is a complete piece of the job, wired into one platform instead of five, and tuned for the trades.
Be the obvious choice before they ever call.
No lead lost because nobody got back fast enough.
Turn one-time jobs into repeat work.
Stay in front of everyone who didn't say yes today.
Add fuel once the system actually converts.
The loop that ties the other five together.
I'm not going to put made-up numbers on this page. Plenty of people in my business do, and you can usually tell.
She came to me with her Google profile suspended. Suspended means invisible. You don't show up at all. She ranks number one across several of the areas she works now.
She was sitting past position twenty, where nobody scrolls. Number one or two in the areas she covers now.
Both checked September 2026. I have the screenshots with the dates on them and I'll send them to you if you ask.
Map rankings move around depending on where the person searching is standing, so what I'm telling you is what I saw and when. I'm not promising it's nailed down forever, and anybody who does is guessing.
That's getting found. It isn't a promise about your revenue. It doesn't tell you what your phone will do, because that depends on your market and what happens after somebody calls.
I'll also say plainly that neither of these is in Louisiana. I took on work outside the state before I decided to build here. Same job, different zip code.
A structured rollout so nothing breaks and your team actually uses it. No drawn-out discovery phase. I'll give you the timeline for your specific setup on the call, once I've seen what I'm working with.
Website live or moved over. Google profile connected. Review requests flowing. Chat widget capturing. Listings syncing.
Call routing set. Missed-call text back armed. AI voice trained on your business. Booking calendar synced. Follow-up live.
Customer list imported and sorted. Birthday, anniversary, reactivation and referral campaigns deployed. Monthly offer cadence set.
Pixels installed. Audiences built. Newsletter live. Foundation laid for paid ads. Review scheduled.
No stripped-down starter version. Every client gets all six engines. The tiers differ by team size and monthly usage credits.
Six-month agreement, then month to month with 30 days' notice. It does not roll into another contract.
Most people start on the core system. As you grow, you can turn up specific engines without rebuilding what's already working. Available to active clients after their first 90 days.
Meta and Google ad management with creative production, regular testing, and tracking from click to job. For operators ready to put real money into paid media.
Monthly long-form posts built around local search and your service areas. This one compounds slowly and feeds your reputation engine over time.
Weekly one-on-one strategy calls and custom dashboard builds. For multi-location and high-volume operators who want me in the weeds with them.
You didn't start this business to sit by a phone.
You started it because you're good at the work. But the work happens out there. On a roof, under a sink, in somebody's driveway. And the phone rings while your hands are full.
So it goes to voicemail. And by the time you get to it, that person already called somebody else.
That's not a skill problem. You're good at what you do. It's that nobody's minding the front door while you're in the back.
Most of the businesses I talk to don't need more leads. They need to stop losing the ones they already got. That's the part I'd rather fix. It's cheaper for you and it works faster than buying more traffic to pour into the same holes.
My dad ran a small home services business. So did my uncle. Both of them treated their customers fairly and worked hard for every dollar. That's the standard I grew up thinking was just how you did it.
Before this, I spent years in remote tech support at a copier company. I was good at it. What wore me out was that I'd end up fixing somebody's whole computer just to get to the printer problem they actually called about, and when I hung up, nothing about their business was any better.
I like helping people. I didn't like that the help never added up to anything.
Then I watched my uncle's business struggle. I could see things I could have done for him. He died before I got the chance.
That's the honest reason this company exists.
Ascendant Intelligence Media is one person. When you call, you get me. When something breaks, I'm the one fixing it. There's no account manager, and nobody's handing your business to a junior.
Some people would rather hire a big shop. That's fair, and I'll tell you so if I think they'd serve you better.
If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. That goes for my pitch too.
Six things every service business needs running at once: Reputation, Readiness, Resell, Remarketing, Reach and Reliability. Most people fix one of them. I install all six on one platform, so a missed call triggers a text back, which feeds the CRM, which fires a follow-up, which lands a job, which triggers a review request, which feeds your reputation. The loop turns on its own.
Home service trades mostly. Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, landscaping, painting, cleaning, pest control. I also work with property managers and real estate. Really it fits any local business where the phone is how you get paid and whoever answers first wins.
It runs one engine at a time, in order, and how long depends on what you already have in place. I'll give you a real timeline on the call once I've seen your setup. I'd rather tell you then than put a number on this page that's wrong for your business.
In most cases yes, and that's the win. This runs on one platform that replaces your separate CRM, email tool, texting tool, booking software, review tool and pipeline. You may be paying for two or three tools you'd stop needing. What that's worth depends on what you're on now, so I'll add it up with you on the call instead of guessing at it here. If there's a specialty tool you can't move off, I'll integrate it.
Different parts move at different speeds. Missed-call text back and the AI voice start catching calls as soon as they're live. Review requests build over weeks. Search rankings take months. My last two clients took three and four months to reach the top of their local results. I'd rather set that expectation now than sell you a fast number and disappoint you later.
Nothing is held back on any tier. Every client gets the full system. The only differences are how many team member seats you need and how many texts, calls and emails you use each month. Pick the one that matches your team and your volume. You can move up anytime without a rebuild.
It covers the whole buildout: website if you need one, CRM configuration, importing and tagging your customer list, training the AI voice on your business, calendar setup, all six workflows built and tested, and training your team. It's a real job, not a template surcharge. I split it across your first three months because I'd rather you not write one big check on day one.
Because that's how long the work actually takes to show. My last two clients took three and four months to get to number one. If I signed you for ninety days you'd be firing me right about when it started paying off. After six months you're month to month with 30 days' notice, and it doesn't roll into another contract.
Start with the free look before you commit anything. I'll go through your setup and show you where the leaks are. If I don't think this will pay for itself, I'll tell you. I'd rather not take a client than take one I can't make money for.
Call me and I'll go through your setup live, show you what's leaking, and tell you straight whether I'm the right fit.
No deck. No pressure. If the answer is that you're fine, I'll say that.