Reserve Your Seat at The New Google Ads Strategy for HVAC Companies

LIVE Zoom Workshop

Saturday, July 11 from 9 to 11am (ET)

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Register: Purchase a seat to the The New Google Ads Strategy for HVAC Companies workshop on July 11. Workshop seats are $249. Rates are subject to change. Only 20 seats available.

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Onboard: After you purchase a workshop seat, the facilitator will send you a short questionnaire. Your answers will enable him to customize & personalize the workshop content to your needs.

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Included With Registration:

✚ Seat at the 2-hour live Zoom workshop

✚ Zip drive with the workshop materials & our HVAC company growth playbook

✚ Private HVAC Growth Assessment™ consultation with the workshop facilitator

✚ The HVAC Google Ads Constraint Diagnostic™ ChatGPT prompt

✅  All for $249 | 20 seats available

❯❯ For many HVAC companies, a single additional HVAC installation generated from a better Google Ads campaign strategy can represent $8,000–$15,000 in additional revenue.

Refund Policy:

All workshop seat purchases come with our 100% money-back guarantee if requested within 5 business days of purchase. Refunds will be granted within 3 to 5 days of the request. See our FAQ below or contact us if you have further questions.

Anthony Ragland, Brand & Product Strategy Consultant

About The Workshop Facilitator:

Anthony M. Ragland
HVAC Revenue Marketing Strategist
Built growth systems that have generated more than 100,000 sales leads and $100M+ in revenue since 1999.

Architect of structured HVAC revenue funnels designed to increase booked service calls, replacement estimates, and conversion efficiency from existing website and ad traffic.

The New Google Ads Strategy for HVAC Companies Workshop


This executive workshop is designed for HVAC owners, general managers, operations leaders, and marketing executives who want to build a more profitable Google Ads growth system. This is a strategy workshop, not campaign management training.

You’ll spend very little time discussing Google Ads features and most of your time learning how profitable HVAC companies structure demand generation systems.

This Workshop Is Designed For Leaders Who…

Want to increase profitable installation estimates without increasing advertising spend.

Want separate conversion strategies for repair and replacement demand.

Believe better conversion architecture is more valuable than simply buying more clicks.

This Workshop Is NOT For You If…

✖ You’re looking for someone to “just manage your Google Ads.”
✖ You’re searching for a quick marketing trick.
✖ Your goal is to simply generate more repair leads.
✖ You’re unwilling to rethink how Google Ads and your website work together.

You do not need Google Ads experience or a technical background to attend this workshop.

The New Google Ads Strategy for HVAC Companies FAQs

If your question is not answered below, feel free to send us an email.

This workshop focuses on a strategic framework for generating more HVAC replacement estimate requests from Google Ads without simply increasing your ad spend. We’ll discuss HVAC buyer behavior, search intent, conversion funnels, and campaign structure. The goal is to help you think more strategically about how your Google Ads, website funnels, and estimate request process work together. You’ll walk away with practical ideas you can apply to improve estimate opportunities in your own market.

No. This workshop is designed for HVAC owners, operators, and marketing leaders. You do not need technical Google Ads experience to benefit from the session. The concepts are presented in plain English and focus on strategy rather than technical platform setup.

Both. The workshop is designed for, HVAC company owners, general managers,  operations leaders, and in-house marketing managers. Anyone responsible for generating service calls and replacement estimate opportunities can benefit from the session.

No. This is a live workshop designed to encourage interaction, discussion, and questions. Because the session is interactive, recordings will not be distributed. Attendees will receive the workshop materials and frameworks after the session.

Google Ads is the primary channel we’ll discuss, but the concepts extend beyond advertising. The workshop focuses on the broader system that produces HVAC estimate opportunities — including buyer behavior, conversion funnels, and revenue strategy. Many of the ideas can apply to SEO, Local Service Ads, and other digital marketing channels.

Yes. Many companies attend with a small team so they can discuss the ideas together after the workshop. If you have a marketing manager, operations leader, or general manager involved in marketing decisions, it can be helpful for them to attend as well.

Yes. The workshop includes opportunities for discussion and questions throughout the session. Because attendance is limited to a small group of HVAC companies, attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss real-world scenarios.

The focus is primarily strategic. The goal is to help HVAC companies think differently about how their Google Ads campaigns and conversion funnels are structured. While we will discuss real campaign examples, the workshop is designed to provide frameworks and strategic thinking rather than step-by-step technical instruction.

Yes. The concepts discussed apply to both smaller HVAC companies and larger operations running structured marketing campaigns. Any company investing in Google Ads or digital marketing to generate service calls and replacement estimates can benefit from the frameworks shared in the workshop.

All 20 attendees will receive the workshop materials and playbook after the session. You’ll also have the opportunity to schedule a complimentary strategic planning session to review your current Google Ads structure, estimate funnels, and potential opportunities to increase estimate requests. This session is optional but can be helpful for companies that want guidance applying the workshop concepts to their own marketing strategy.