Notorious Creative

Own your client acquisition system.

618 Mountain View Way, Bushkill, Pennsylvania 18324, United States

https://notoriouscreativeagency.com

Notorious Creative Overview

Number of Employees: Under 49

Minimal Budget: $1,000 - $10,000

Average Hourly Rate: $150/hr

Year Founded: 2024

We build a client acquisition system as a single connected pipeline rather than a set of disconnected services. It includes paid advertising on Meta and Google, conversion-focused landing pages built for one job each, a fully configured CRM with pipelines mapped to how the business actually sells, automated nurture and retargeting for the leads that don't buy on day one, and AI-driven appointment setting that contacts every new lead in under five minutes, around the clock, without hiring a salesperson.

Tracking sits underneath all of it click ID persistence through form redirects, proper conversion events, and cost-per-acquisition reporting that ties spend to booked jobs rather than to leads or impressions. If a business can't see which campaigns produce revenue, it can't scale one and cut the other.

The ownership model

The build goes live in seven days and is optimized over the following ninety. After that, the client owns it the ad accounts, the CRM, the funnels, the automations, the data, and the creative. Not licensed, not hosted on our platform, not held hostage at the end of a contract.

Ongoing management is available for owners who'd rather not run it themselves, but it's optional by design. The system works whether or not we're still involved, which is the only real test of whether it was built properly.

Who this is for

Any service business with the following structure: high average ticket, consultative sale, phone or in-home close. Contractors, dental / medical, automotive and more - we can operate under a huge remit.

Getting started

Start with the free revenue leak analysis on our site - it takes sixty seconds, no signup - and shows where the pipeline is losing money before any conversation with us. From there, a Revenue System Review call covers the current setup, the numbers, and whether a build makes sense at all.