Digital Door Knocking With A Dollar A Day Boofkay Jupiter Florida

DDK WITH DAD

The 12 Month Digital Door Knocking Dollar-A-Day Local Awareness Marketing Campaign

Simple Videos Aimed At Your Ideal Audience

Why reach for Everyone?

Because you don't get to choose when someone needs you

most people don't need your services now

but when they do

the winner isn't the best in the business

it's the one they remember

So how do you reach everyone?

DDK

What is DDK?

Imagine handing out business cards all day everyday to hundreds of locals in your service area.

Win The Awareness Game In Jupiter Florida

Now imagine...

broadcasting attention getting commercials to hundreds of locals all day everyday.

DDK WITH DAD

is a complete system designed to:

Get Your
Business Known

Get people Familiar With Your Name

help you win the awareness game

What's
Included

One Custom Attention-Getting Awareness Campaign

Core awareness video(s) - Supporting videos (reels, stories, gifs) - Graphics in all formats for Social, Google, Tv - Custom taglines, captions and offers - Incorporate or design new brand colors

Facebook Business Page Optimization

Mobile-optimized profile photo - Mobile-optimized cover photo - Optimized business description with a clear call to action - Optimized Pinned content to get more like and follows for your page - Optimized Featured content to get more likes and follows for your page - Free Guide: 18 Tips To Grow Your Page Organically

One Full Year of Supporting Content

Minimum 52 posts (1 per week) - Content aligned with your ad messaging - 365 good morning posts designed for easy engagement with other locals - Keeps your page active, familiar, and credible

Online Scheduler with Pre-Qualifying Questions

Makes it easy for serious prospects to book - Filters out time-wasters - Turns awareness into real conversations - Syncs with your calendar

Campaign Strategy, Setup & Launch

Local targeting for your service area - Dollar-A-Day Digital Door Knocking structure - Campaign live in approximately 14 business days

What DDK WITH dad
really costs

That’s less than half a penny per person to build consistent awareness the right way.

From Signup to lauch

WHAT TO EXPECT

DAY 1

Introductions, gather information, throw around ideas.

DAY 3

Campaign ideas + first draft video concepts.

DAY 4

FB First Draft: cover & profile photos, business description.

DAY 5

Second drafts + honest feedback. Let simmer for 48 hours.

DAY 8

Fresh eyes – Tighten messaging/design.

DAY 9

FB Business Page optimized and ready to run ads.

DAY 10

3rd draft feedback.

DAY 11

Finalize campaign for lauch.

DAY 12

Final micro-edits. Simmer 48 hours.

DAY 15

Campaign launch begins. Deliver remaining content.

Win The Awareness Game

Digital Door Knocking With A Dollar A Day Boofkay Jupiter Florida

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Digital Door Knocking?

Digital Door Knocking is using the most valuable real estate on earth:

The screen everyone’s staring at all day.

It’s the process of broadcasting attention-getting commercials to thousands of local residents—consistently.

Not once.
Not “when you have time.”
Every day.

Digital Door Knocking has one job and one job only:

Create awareness and interest for your business.

  • Get their attention

  • Spark their interest

  • Warm them up

Because before someone buys…

they have to know you exist.

Digital Door Knocking is the affordable solution to the first step of the sales funnel:

Awareness.

Any business that wants to build a long-term, profitable marketing campaign

the kind that keeps working even when you’re busy, the season changes, or your competitors get loud.

 

DDK is especially good for businesses that:

 

  • Serve a local area (one town, a few zip codes, a defined radius)

  • Rely on being remembered at the right moment (the “Oh yeah—call them” effect)

  • Need consistent leads, not random spikes

  • Sell a service or repeatable offer (not just one-time hype)

 

Examples:

 

  • Home services (HVAC, plumbing, roofing, pressure washing, pest control, pools)

  • Health + wellness (dentists, chiropractors, PT, med spas, acupuncture, gyms)

  • Professional services (law, accounting, insurance, real estate, contractors)

  • Local retail + food (restaurants, boutiques, bakeries, specialty shops)

  • Any local brand trying to own awareness in their area

 

If you’re not sure you should DDK, take The Big Mac Test


If people don’t instantly recognize your name the way they recognize Big Mac / Geico / Pepsi / Kellogg’s… you don’t have a sales problem—you have an awareness gap.

 

Why do name brands still pump money into advertising?

 

Because:

 

  • Awareness fades

  • Competitors exist

  • Familiarity is profitable

 

DDK is how local businesses replicate that same “always seen, always remembered” effect—at the local level, on an affordable budget.

As long as you’re in business.

 

McDonald’s doesn’t quit.
Geico doesn’t quit.
Pepsi doesn’t quit.

 

Not because they “need” to.
Because it works.

 

Do what the big brands do—at the local level.

 

Awareness isn’t a one-time project.

It’s something you build

then maintain.

 

That’s the whole point of Digital Door Knocking:

 

Get started today Digital Door Knocking with DAD:

 

The Dollar-A-Day Digital Door Knocking 12 Month Local Awareness Campaign.

You don’t stop.

 

You turn it into background rhythm.

 

After year one, the goal shifts from “introduce me” to “keep me familiar.”

Like a pleasant jingle you hear in an elevator—subtle, consistent and unforgettable.

 

These ads are designed to run forever because they’re not a one-time promo.
They’re branding.

 

So instead of showing them all day, every day, you can:

 

  • lower the frequency

  • set a schedule (certain days, certain times)

  • run it weekly, monthly

 

Once you’ve earned local familiarity and most people in your service area have seen you enough, a lighter schedule becomes the perfect background reminder.

 

Here’s the payoff:

 

When you run additional ads for estimates, specials, discounts, seasonal offers, they hit harder because you’re no longer a stranger.

 

You’re the name they already recognize.

Awareness makes everything else easier.

Marketing is a numbers game.

And numbers only work when you actually have… numbers.

When you have a big enough audience, your promos stop being hit-or-miss and start becoming predictable.

That’s when marketing turns into simple math:

  • Run a seasonal special → you know it’ll perform
  • Launch a promotion → you can forecast results
  • Post an offer → people actually see it
  • Run ads → the percentages start working in your favor

But here’s the catch…

You can’t run “conversion” campaigns to people who don’t know you exist.

So how do you get the numbers on your side?

You start at step one of the sales funnel:

Get people aware and interested in your business.

That’s why brands like Geico create characters like the Gecko and the Cavemen—not to “sell insurance” in one ad… but to become unforgettable, then everywhere.

That’s the real game:

  1. Create clever, attention-getting advertising
  2. Repeat it consistently
  3. Build an audience so big the math works

Awareness is the foundation.

When you have it, everything else stacks:

Your offers work better. Your promos work better. Your referrals increase. Your brand becomes the obvious choice.

Most business owners skip this step because everyone wants the “diet pill” version of marketing— straight to conversions.

But it doesn’t work like that.

Follow the recipe:

Awareness → Decision → Action

If you’re unsure where to begin, begin where every winning campaign begins:

Crush the awareness game.

Awareness marketing is what makes your offers work later.

 It’s the difference between:
  •  throwing a “great deal” into the void…
  • and having a crowd already watching when you drop it.
Here are two simple ways to see it:
 
1. A Fisherman Chums

A fisherman doesn’t just toss in a hook and hope.

He chums the water first.
 
Sets the bait.
He wiggles it.
He’s patient.
 
DDK is the chum.
 
DDK creates awareness and interest now—so later, when you run the right offer (the bait), you can “catch” your perfect customers consistently.
 
 

2. A Farmer Farming His Farm

Marketing is a lot like farming.

 If a farmer wants apples, carrots, corn—he doesn’t expect instant results. He follows a plan that’s been proven for generations:
 
Define the plot.
Prep the soil.
Plant the seeds.
Water.
Fertilize.
Maintain.
Protect.
Harvest.
Repeat.
 

The farmer’s got farming down to a science.

 And with consistent effort the farmer farms forever.
 
Be like the farmer.
 
Start planting seeds today.