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Not enough demand

142 phone calls across three states in eighteen months

A search and click-to-call programme for a tree care business operating across three New England states.

Counted a business outcome

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

Industry
Tree care and removal
Business model
Home services
Company stage
Undisclosed
Constraint identified
Not enough demand
Channel
Google Ads
Time period
18 months
Budget
$2,000 per month
Client
Published anonymously at the client’s request

Where it started

An established tree care company with a good reputation was not generating enough high-intent phone inquiries. Traditional marketing was not reaching people at the moment they needed the service.

The constraint, and why

The business had the crew and the reputation. What it lacked was a reliable flow of people with immediate intent.

What actually changed

  • A search campaign built and optimised per keyword rather than one broad campaign
  • Click-to-call ads to let people reach the business directly from the result
  • Each ad routed to a specific landing page rather than the homepage

Residential and commercial customers across Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Budget recorded at $2,000 per month.

Measured results

  • Conversions

    157

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

  • Phone calls

    142

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

  • Impressions

    31,943

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

  • Click-through rate

    2.26%

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

What is different now

Phone inquiries arrived from people actively looking, rather than from general awareness advertising.

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

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