An illustrative scenario showing our approach, not a record of client results.
Air Duct · Dryer Vent · Commercial
More than a price inquiry.
A customer ready to discuss the job.
A local duct cleaning company wants a fuller calendar without spending the day on mismatched calls. The plan begins by separating residential, dryer vent and commercial demand.

A job worth winning.
THE CHALLENGE
A low starting price doesn’t define a good customer.
Some inquiries are outside the area. Others expect a different scope or compare only an opening price. More forms do not automatically mean more viable cleaning appointments.
THE PLAN
Separate the services. Explain the scope.
Give each need its own search group and landing-page message. State the service area and show the process. Use Meta to introduce the crew and equipment and reconnect with eligible visitors.
THE MEASUREMENT
Bring the booking outcome back into the picture.
Record property type, requested service, area fit, appointment and completed work in the CRM. Compare the searches that produced suitable bookings and the cost to acquire each job.
THE NUMBERS THAT MATTER
Follow the opportunity.
Measure the outcome.
- Cost per LeadUnique inquiries
- Media spend divided by inquiries, with duplicate reporting reconciled where the data allows.
- Qualified Lead RateBusiness fit
- Service, scope, location and timing matched to the work your team can deliver.
- Cost per Booked JobProgress toward revenue
- Appointments and job outcomes recorded by your team in the CRM.












