MJPromo runs Meta and Google Ads for alarm and access control integrators in the United States. One company per territory, ads only inside your license area, and a US-based team that qualifies every inquiry and books it into your calendar. Every install we book is also a chance at a monitoring or service contract.
You compete with national brands that spend heavily on advertising, and buyers often compare you on the monthly fee alone. Your real advantage is local service, faster response and a system designed for the property. Your marketing has to make that difference visible before the first call, otherwise you end up in a price comparison.
Most buyers move after a specific event: a break-in nearby, a new location, an employee leaving with a key, or an old system that keeps failing. Our ads speak to these moments directly instead of advertising security solutions in general.
Our US-based team calls every inquiry, usually within minutes, and checks four things:
Then we book the appointment into your calendar with notes. No-shows and reschedules are handled by us.
An alarm or access control install is rarely a one-time job. Monitoring, maintenance and service contracts turn one booked appointment into revenue that compounds every month. That is why we plan with your cost per booked appointment and your close rate, not with the price of a lead.
How MJPromo pricing worksIn Northern Virginia, we replaced radius targeting with state-level license-area targeting for a commercial CCTV and access control integrator. Within one week, the share of inquiries from inside Virginia rose from 18 percent to 98.5 percent and the cost per inquiry dropped from $134 to $72.
Read the full case studyNo. We work with residential and commercial alarm and access control companies. Targeting and qualification follow the mix you want.
Yes, if it does not try to outspend them. We target your license area only, lead with local service and a system built for the property, and book buyers who want a local provider.
We lock a 10-mile territory around your address to one security company and do not run campaigns for a competitor there.