
Last campaign cost him $780 in ad spend and produced three installs. That works out to $260 to buy a job worth several thousand. I'd like to do the same for your winter.
Book a 15-minute callNo pitch deck. I'll show you the ad account.
These come off the Meta billing receipts and his install count, not off a case study I wrote about myself.
One further buyer was ready to go and didn't get financing approved. Two or three lenders instead of one would likely have saved that job — the kind of thing I'll tell you about whether or not you hire me.
Ads, landing page, the questions that screen out renters and repair calls, tracking, and the booking system. Takes about two weeks. You don't hand over passwords and you don't get homework.
Every enquiry answers where they live, whether they own the place, how old the equipment is, and whether they want a replacement or a repair. Anyone who passes gets a text within a minute and books straight onto your calendar.
That part is yours. I'll tell you what I see in your follow-up times and your close rate, because your numbers are how I get paid, but I'm not going to pretend I can sell furnaces better than you can.
I've been doing this since January and I have one contractor's numbers to show you, not twenty. The first few campaigns I ran for him were expensive while I worked out his offer and his follow-up, and the season averaged $328 a job rather than the $260 the last one hit.
I'd rather you hear that from me than find it out in month two. The version I'd run for you is the one that's working now, and you get the eight months of mistakes for free.
Pick a time that works for you. I'll walk you through the ad account on screen.