TradeOps Consulting
HVAC and plumbing, marketing alongside CRM and operations work.
79.0 of 100 on disclosed practice. Read 12 September 2026, restated quarterly.
5 ads running under their own Page. Newest newest 10 Sep.
A count for one date. How we checked.
| Criterion | Score | What the published evidence shows |
|---|---|---|
| Causal measurement | 18 / 25 | Lead outcomes tracked in the CRM with lead quality and closed-job value fed back into the account. Holdouts and period comparisons are described for accounts large enough to power them, a step below the leader on published funnel proof. |
| Conversions API and event quality | 16 / 20 | Documents Conversions API and offline event uploads from the CRM back into Meta, alongside pixel retargeting and lookalikes. |
| Objective coverage | 14 / 18 | Instant forms and landing pages named as a tested choice, plus retargeting with four named sub-tactics and call objectives covered in the reporting stack. |
| Creative iteration | 13 / 15 | The most recent creative activity in the set, with five ads running and the newest launched two days before the sweep. Testing cadence stated on the service page. |
| Spend band, published | 10 / 12 | Fee tiers published at three levels with a stated ad-spend floor alongside the retainer bands. |
| Claim hygiene | 8 / 10 | Booked-job claims carry a base period and account count on the plans page, enough to pass most of the provenance tests without treating them as audited results. |
Source: tradeopsconsulting.com, Facebook ads service page and plans page. Band definitions on the method page.
What they are strongest on
Server-side events documented and the freshest own-Page creative in the set.
Where they are weakest
Trails the top two on published funnel proof and claim hygiene, and the booked-job figures remain self-published.
Recorded as their claims, with what each one is missing. Nothing here is restated by us as fact.
| What they publish | What it does not say |
|---|---|
| "20 to 40% more booked jobs" | Plans page now attaches a base period and account count; still self-published, not a third-party audit. |
| "Lower cost per lead compared to many Google Ads campaigns" | No figure attached to either side of the comparison. |
Quoted word for word from TradeOps Consulting's own published pages, read 14 September 2026: Plans page1, Terms of service2.
Minimum terms, charges for leaving early and clauses about missed payments are common in agency contracts, especially where the agency pays for work upfront, such as building a website. The same eight fields appear on every profile. "Not published" means nothing the agency publishes addresses that point; a website's terms of use, which cover browsing the site rather than hiring the agency, don't count. None of this affects the score.
| Term | What they publish |
|---|---|
| Minimum term | Not published |
| Cancelling after that | You can cancel anytime with 30 days notice before your next billing date.1 Subscription or retainer cancellations require written notice per the engagement terms2 |
| Leaving early | Not published |
| If a payment is missed | Payment terms (deposits, milestones, retainers, late fees) are governed by the executed engagement agreement2 |
| Price changes | Not published |
| Charges after you leave | Not published |
| Refund or guarantee | Setup fees, deposits, and work already performed are generally non-refundable2 If you work with us for at least 6 months and are unsatisfied with results, we will continue our service at no cost until you’ve gotten a break-even result — provided you meet the conditions below.1 You fully complete our onboarding course1 You heed any advice or warnings we provide as it pertains to our services1 You maintain a fully updated CRM with lead value and closed sales data, verified by 3rd party software and accounting data1 |
| Who owns the ad account | Not published |
Read from tradeopsconsulting.com, Facebook ads service page and plans page on 12 September 2026, against published criteria. Page changed since? The corrections page gets it re-read.
- 7 points sitting unclaimed on causal measurement. Publish the design of a holdout, geo test or lift study you have run, including what was randomised and over how long.
- 4 points sitting unclaimed on conversions api and event quality. Document server-side events, and whether booked jobs go back to Meta rather than only into your client’s CRM.