The mountain was closed for a while and maybe its a mixture of new bookings and a surge from people who would have been there before. 

Fresh cucumbers, corn, carrots, strawberry's, etc...   

I am from Missouri but I went to a roofing conference for Owens Corning and I met a guy from Washington.

*Payperclick(Adwords): $2000/month*Internet Leads from Fast Home Offer: $2200/month (10 leads $220 per lead in my area) - expensive)*Direct Mail - $2000.00 - $3000/month (combination of in-house and outsourced: county recorder's office, listsource, usleadlist.com)Digital Marketing: SEO and Content Marketing company to build our online presence: $1000/monthThat's $8200 plus another $1800 in more directmail and pay per click.  1) My question:  Am I headed in the right direction if I have a good mixture of campaigns should I be able to yield a result... or should I isolate one type of campaign more than another?  

I'll never forget driving through the corn and wheat fields of Iowa - fields of grain waving in the breeze as far as the eye could see.

Another friend rents his field to a guy who grows corn.

Plaster: Small and larger jobs, we have a drywall guy but apparently all the plaster contractors have moved to warmer weather or use gold in their mixtures...2.)

Cheaper than where I'm at paying for hay or corn. 

and if you pull a BLM map or US forest service map you will see a huge patch work of section land which leap frogs each other in 640 acre sections  which is one mile by one mile.   500k fd ft on 100 acres if its scattered is simply logged over reprod. leave trees or a large mixture of hardwoods which came up before replant was the law.. 

I still do that as well as some average starter home flips Though not recently due to market conditions last few years.I have crews that are 1099 and others on payroll so I have a mixture depending on the trades and the projects I have on my books.