Referral Disclosure

FTC compliance

The Federal Trade Commission requires anyone who recommends a product or service to disclose any financial relationship with the provider. Most contractor-lead sites bury this disclosure or hide it entirely. I put it everywhere it belongs.

What you should know

Why I structure it this way

Lead-aggregator sites like Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Thumbtack make their money by selling your contact information to multiple contractors at once. That model creates two problems: you get bombarded by competing calls, and contractors raise their prices to cover the cost of buying leads that may never close.

My model is different. I introduce you to one contractor — the right one for your problem. The contractor pays me a small fee at job close. No bidding war. No upcharge. No information sold downstream.

Who I am

I am Robert, a Mansfield resident and owner of Two Swords Digital Solutions, a DFW digital marketing agency. I built this site personally — it is not a Two Swords product. You can reach me directly at the phone number in the header of every page on this site, or via the form on the Get Help page.

Questions?

If anything on this page is unclear, call or text me. I'd rather answer the question than leave you wondering.

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