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A regional HVAC company operating across three Texas counties came to us spending $4,800/month on Google Ads with an account structure that hadn't been meaningfully updated in two years. Their average cost per lead had climbed to $76 — double what competitors in the same market were achieving — and the account had accumulated virtually no negative keywords.
Within four months, cost per lead dropped from $76 to $47 — a 38% reduction — while overall lead volume increased 2.4× due to improved Quality Scores and better budget efficiency. The client increased their monthly ad budget by $2,000 in month six based on the improved economics.
A direct-to-consumer lifestyle apparel brand had been running Meta ads in-house for eight months with a 1.4× ROAS — technically profitable but not at the level needed to justify scaling. Their entire budget was allocated to cold audience prospecting with no retargeting infrastructure, meaning every visitor who didn't buy on the first session was essentially lost.
ROAS improved from 1.4× to 3.1× over 90 days. The retargeting campaigns alone recovered approximately $24,000/month in previously-lost revenue. Video creative outperformed static by 40% on click-through rate in cold audiences. The brand moved to a larger monthly budget with confidence in the underlying economics.
An independent insurance agency needed to diversify its lead sources beyond referrals and a Google Ads program that had become increasingly expensive due to rising CPCs in the insurance vertical. They approached us to build a native advertising channel from scratch with a $15,000/month initial budget and a target cost per lead under $25.
After a 45-day testing phase and a 90-day optimization period, the campaign reached 5,100 monthly leads at an average CPL of $18 — comfortably under the $25 target. The agency's internal team reported a 12% lead-to-policy conversion rate on native-sourced leads, consistent with their Google Ads baseline. Budget was increased to $22,000/month at month seven.
A mid-size B2B consulting firm had been running Google Ads with a separate agency for 18 months. The agency's work was technically sound — the campaign structure was reasonable, targeting was appropriate — but cost per qualified inquiry remained at $290 and the account had plateaued with no path to improvement. After reviewing the account, we identified the problem immediately: a website that was nearly unusable on mobile, with a contact form buried three clicks deep and no clear value proposition above the fold.
Landing page conversion rate improved 58% within 60 days of launch — attributable almost entirely to the website changes, not the ad changes. Cost per qualified inquiry dropped from $290 to $110. The Microsoft Advertising channel added 35% incremental lead volume at 22% lower CPL than Google, consistent with the firm's ideal demographic profile aligning with the Bing audience.
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