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The names aren’t.

The account looked healthy until the client’s books disagreed. We traced it: the remarketing campaign was serving on kids’ YouTube channels — toddlers on tablets tapping the call button mid-cartoon, 88% of “conversions” coming from tablets. We killed the invalid traffic, rebuilt the targeting, and deep-cleaned the shopping campaigns. Now the account produces 60+ real leads a month on Google, with Meta adding leads at $11 apiece.

When we took this over, the emergency campaign was eating 64% of a $15k/month budget at $505 per lead — generic glass searches flooding a campaign built for 2am break-ins. We mapped every search term to the keyword that caught it, built the kill list, kept the winners. True emergency terms convert around $30; the residential glass group runs at $74 with a 19% conversion rate.

One-man operation, hand-built website, budget of $3,000 a month. From cold launch to 35 booked jobs a month inside 60 days — tight geo lock on 12 towns, junk queries filtered out weekly. His second referral came from watching the first client’s schedule fill.

Our audit scored the account 46/100. The best-converting search terms had never been added as keywords, and a shoe-repair service with proven $31–36 leads had been accidentally killed in an old campaign pause. We rebuilt around the search-term data and revived shoe repair at $15 per lead.

Vaughan is one of the most competitive HVAC markets in the GTA — every furnace quote has five contractors bidding on it. Our campaigns held lead costs at $40 on Google search and $15–20 on Meta while the account collected 100+ leads over 11 months.

GTA home-improvement auctions are brutal, and this showroom was losing them: landing page failing every quality check, forms silently eating a dozen leads a month. We tore the page down, fixed the forms, cut the budget-killer keywords, and scaled the hidden winner already converting at $42. Week by week: $391 → $104 → $51.

Steady, boring, profitable — the way lead gen should look. Eleven straight months of detailing bookings across the GTA at a stable $31.50 each, with a 7.9% click-through rate that beats the category norm roughly twice over.

Home inspections live or die on being found the day an offer goes in. A single tightly-themed search campaign keeps this inspector’s calendar full — 42 leads a month at $43 each in a market where $60+ is common.

Oahu’s snorkel market is wall-to-wall operators fighting the OTAs’ 20–30% commission. We run both engines for this one: Meta turned $79k into $875k of direct bookings (3,358 tours at $23.58 each), and Google added $1.63M in tracked revenue at 6.2x. Direct bookings, no commission, both platforms feeding one calendar.

A dive operator with 20+ years of reputation and no shortage of competitors on the same harbor. Eighteen months of search campaigns returned $8.60 for every dollar in — $456k of tracked bookings on $53k spend.

Same waters, different boat, different playbook. High-intent search plus tight seasonal budget moves: 780 booked guests and $314k in tracked revenue at 5.4x over 18 months.

Airport car rental is a knife fight against billion-dollar brands. This local operator wins on speed (“curb to cruising in 5 minutes”) — and our campaigns put that offer in front of every traveler typing “Kona airport rental.” Nearly 5,000 bookings at $19.25 each, returning over 10x.

Family-owned operator minutes from Crab Island, up against every dolphin-cruise reseller on the Emerald Coast. Eighteen months of full-funnel search: 3,300+ bookings, $1.36M in tracked revenue, just under 5x return.

A historic sailing vessel with capacity to fill every single sunset. Volume was the assignment: 1,657 booked guests over 18 months at under $25 per booking, keeping a nightly-departure business consistently full through shoulder seasons.

Moab’s tour market runs on TripAdvisor rankings and OTA commissions. Search campaigns built around park-name intent brought this operator $156k in tracked direct bookings at 4.65x — commission-free revenue the OTAs would have taken a third of.

Brand-new Meta accounts, two video reels, roughly one sale a week. Everyone’s instinct: edit everything daily. Ours: hold budgets dead steady and let the algorithm finish learning. It did — bookings at ~$28 each at 6.4x return, plus 11 charter inquiries on $280 of spend the same month.

Kayak, hike, and bike tours in a market where the season — and the language — changes everything. Campaigns run in English against Swedish and international demand, keeping a small-group operator booked beyond the summer spike.

Newest account on this page — launched mid-2026 with a 4–5x target. First Meta campaigns cleared 7x while the Google build ramps. Early, small, and worth watching.

Professional-services clicks are expensive; consultation leads under $25 are rare. This practice gets them at $22 on a $50/day budget — 300+ booked consultations since launch, powered by exact-match control over which questions trigger the ads.