What a Trent Woods report actually needs to answer
A high-volume retail business tracks traffic and conversion rate because the numbers are large enough to average out. A Trent Woods practice or contractor lands a small number of engagements a month, each one meaningfully valuable, so an average tells you almost nothing useful. The report has to answer a narrower, sharper question instead: which of the last five inquiries came from a Google search for a specific service, which came from a referral you can trace to a past client, and which came from a listing that happened to rank that week. That is a fundamentally different reporting problem than most local businesses have, because every single lead is worth naming individually rather than folding into a monthly total.