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Not enough demand

34 inquiry calls for a defence practice on $500 a month

A six-month click-to-call programme in a competitive legal market, on one of the smallest budgets in this library.

Counted a business outcome

Leads, calls or conversions were counted. Revenue was not — no record here measures it.

Industry
Criminal defence law
Business model
Professional services
Company stage
Undisclosed
Constraint identified
Not enough demand
Channel
Google Ads
Time period
6 months
Budget
$500 per month
Client
Published anonymously at the client’s request

Where it started

A criminal defence practice needed new client inquiries in a competitive two-county market, and needed prospective clients to be able to reach it by phone immediately.

The constraint, and why

Legal intent is immediate and local. The practice needed to be present at the moment of search, with a path straight to a phone call.

What actually changed

  • A search campaign optimised for phone calls rather than form fills
  • Targeting narrowed by age and income band to people seeking defence representation
  • Click-to-call ads alongside landing pages

Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties, California. Budget recorded at $500 per month.

Measured results

  • Phone calls

    34

    Measured in the platform, not reconciled to finance · Google Ads

  • Impressions

    3,727

    Measured in the platform, not reconciled to finance · Google Ads

  • Click-through rate

    1.93%

    Measured in the platform, not reconciled to finance · Google Ads

  • Cost per call

    Calculated by us

    ≈ $88

    Directional only · Calculated: $500 per month × 6 months ÷ 34 calls.

What is different now

The practice was reachable by phone at the moment someone searched, in a market where that timing decides the matter.

Results are not transferable. The only honest way to know what is possible in your business is to diagnose your business.

The Blueprint works without any of this. Separately, may we measure how the site is used, and whether our advertising works? Both are optional. What each does.