“LSA is like pretty expensive, like 50 to 60 a lead... some leads are a 600 sq ft apartment for $75.”

Allison Diamond · Filthy Rich Cleaners: The Cleaning Business Podcast · #182: How Allison Diamond Built a Cleaning Business on Systems from Day One

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Evaluate Local Services Ads (LSA) cost per lead in Atlanta

$50-60 per lead

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