More leads was the request. Better leads was the answer.
Two years of ad history, rising costs and a sales team that had stopped trusting the form fills. Campaigns pointed at a homepage that asked nothing specific, and conversions were counted on page views.
Project-level landing pages with real inventory detail and a qualification step would filter tyre-kickers before they reached the sales desk — improving cost per qualified lead without touching the total budget.
Wasted spend, match-type drift and duplicated conversion events were documented before anything was changed.
Campaigns were rebuilt around buyer intent — project, locality and budget — instead of one broad catch-all.
Landing pages matched the promise of each ad, with floor plans, location context and a short qualification form.
Leads were routed with source and qualification data so sales knew what they were calling about.
A tighter account with fewer wasted clicks and a lead flow the sales team can act on — measured on qualified enquiries, not raw form fills.
Figures stay marked until the client approves publication. Qualitative outcomes are shown instead wherever numbers are unavailable.
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