How to Advertise with AAAnimalControl.com

I can get you dozens, or even hundreds, of new customers a month. I built and own a network of 293 (as of January 2018) and growing nuisance wildlife websites. These sites get a total average of 65,000 unique visitors per day, resulting in around 2.5 million pages viewed per month. One of my highest traffic sites is this one, www.aaanimalcontrol.com, which accounts for about 10,000 of those daily visitors. I sell advertising on my websites. I list other wildlife control companies on directories that I have created, such as these, and many others:

www.aaanimalcontrol.com/Professional-Trapper/nationwide-trappers.htm
www. wildlife-removal .com
www. 247wildlife .com/wildlifetrapperdirectory.htm
and several other directories and websites - I can email you a complete list

My websites generate an enormous amount of website traffic and customer calls, far more than any other nuisance wildlife websites. My advertising prices are a great bargain compared to other marketing options, from yellow pages, to any other internet marketing. I only list one company per area (city/town) on my websites, to maximize the number of calls/jobs received. If you want to talk to me, Augie, in person about aaadvertising, call me at 747-777-6115, or write me an email at david@aaanimalcontrol.com and I can quote you a monthly price for a listing on my websites. The price depends on the amount of traffic received, but most moderately sized cities/towns with populations of 100,000 - 500,000 sell for $35 - $200 per month. Big cities sell for more, sometimes $1000 or more, depending on my website traffic. Many of my clients pay $5 or $6 for every phone call generated from my websites. In some larger cities, my sites generate up to 600 customer phone calls per month (average of 30 per day). In a smaller town, it might be only an average of 20 calls per month.

Click on my websites above and take a look at some of the current listings. Click on the maps, and click on various towns/cities to see what the listings look like. You basically list your company name and phone number, plus logo, personal company info, and email address, if you wish. That's it. As stated, I list only one company per area. As of January 2018, I have 985 areas listed, with 913 sold, and thus 72 open spaces, mostly in smaller towns. Everything is pretty much sold already, and has been since 2005. If your area is already sold, I apologize. Once I list someone, they never leave (I've had a total of 6 cancellations so far), but if your area is open, of course I'd be happy to sell it to you!

HOW DOES IT WORK? People all over the United States have wildlife problems. When they first discover a nuisance wildlife issue that they want to take care of, there are many different approaches. Some people call their established pest control company (like Terminix). Some people open the yellow pages book and look under "pest control" or "animal removal". And many people go on the internet to do research. Most people use a search engine, like Google, and type in some search words. Some people will do research like, "how to get rid of squirrels" or "raccoon repellent". Some people will search for a local company right away, searching "kalamazoo wildlife removal" or "pittsburgh animal trapper". People search all kinds of things, thousands of different keyphrases. It is my job to research which keywords people use, which ones most likely result in hiring someone, and getting the highest ranking possible for all of these keywords. I do not focus much on local search, but on general search terms, which I find does a great job. Go ahead and search for anything you can think of relating to wildlife problems, and I'll have several websites on the first page of Google. When someone does a search and clicks on one of my websites, they will see good information on the subject, which will keep them reading, and a link something like, "Click here for a wildlife professional in your town". They will then see a map of the united states, and click on their state and then city. Some people will enter the city page directly through a regional search, but most of my traffic comes from people searching for general wildlife control information. Click below image for larger version:

How did this begin? My name is David Seerveld (pictured to the right). I am a former nuisance wildlife control operator. Before wildlife control I was a computer programmer. In 2003 I created aaanimalcontrol.com and a few other wildlife websites. I quickly discovered that my websites were getting me more calls and business than my yellow pages ads were. I started to learn a great deal about website marketing, and especially, search engine optimization (SEO) and I learned how to get high rankings in Google, Yahoo, MSN (now Bing), etc. I made my sites bigger and better, with lots of nice photos and wildlife information. Within a year, I had more business than I could handle, and I quit the yellow pages.
I also, of course, noticed the dozens of daily emails and even phone calls from around the country, asking for help with nuisance wildlife. It got to the point where I couldn't handle all of these extra requests from out of my area, so I decided to create a directory, so that I could list other wildlife operators in other cities and towns. I listed some trappers I knew from NWCOA, and that's how it all started. I now do aaadvertising full-time.

Do I Have Proof of Results? Hell yes! First of all, I've helped several of my friends/family start their own nuisance wildlife businesses. They use my websites exclusively for their marketing. These guys are all doing fantastic, several of them earning over $250,000 per year from my websites alone, and with using my pricing advice guidelines. Go ahead and call them, they occupy the Tampa, Boca Raton, Portland, Seattle, Philadelphia, San Diego, Austin areas and more. You can call anyone listed in any of my areas, and ask them how it's working for them. I am 100% confident that they are more than happy with their listings. Pretty much everyone I list is amazed at the number of calls they receive.
But aside from asking current advertisers, I also have visual proof of the types of phone calls that my websites generate. In order to prove to several past advertisers how many calls they were getting, I used a VOIP (virtual internet phone) number and listed that on their web pages, forwarding to their current phone. The VOIP tracked exactly how many calls came in from my websites. To the right is a screenshot (click to enlarge) of one of the areas. You can see that my site got over 10 calls per day. Many of my listings get 200 - 300 extra phone calls per month from listings on my websites. This is more than enough to run a full-time business, or add an employee, or just ramp up your own wildlife operations.
My website traffic is awesome. You can use online tools such as Alexa to track how well my site does, and compare it to any other wildlife website. I work full-time on increasing my website traffic, and my results are outstanding. It really does take a lot of hard work to get high traffic - it takes years of hard work. Even though I'm a computer expert, no expert can get high traffic right off the bat - Google and other engines rank old sites with great content, a ton of incoming links, and high user retention rates, the highest.

I have a network of about 293 sites now, and growing. I'm not going to list them all here, but many are just very high-ranking, high-traffic relevant sites such as www.raccoonatticguide.com/ which strongly encourage readers to hire a professional from my www.wildlife-removal.com/ directory. I recommend that you have your own website, but it terms of real traffic and real customers, my websites are the best.

Here are some quotes from other wildlife control professionals, sent to me via email or posted on the National Wildlife Control Association Operators message board:
"Looking over some papers last night and found that due to our listing with Dave we have sold 15 jobs and referred out 26 in the last 6 weeks. Thanks Dave, your site is working like a charm !!"
"My first day on AAAnimalcontrol.com I got two calls and sold both of them, Looking good so far."
"Today I recieved yet another job lead from aaanimalcontrol.com. Hats off to the website for its web presence, overall design and scope. I personally did a search and saw how easy it is to find me on the internet, now that I am listed there."
"I would like to say how great your website is as we are not in any phone books yet and 90% of our calls are coming from your site. We would not have a business if not fore you."
Its to the point where i can count on at least 10 calls a day from your site. Some days i'll sell (or one of the guys i refer) 5 or 6.
If you are unsure about whether or not a listing on my site is worthwhile, just call any one of the hundreds of companies that I've already listed on my directories, and ask how the listing is working for them.