Solar & Energy
A result usually means
A quote request from a homeowner who owns the roof and lives in your service area.
Industries
We're not a niche agency and we don't want to be. What changes from one client to the next is the definition of a result, not the model behind it.
What a result looks like
A result usually means
A quote request from a homeowner who owns the roof and lives in your service area.
A result usually means
A booked consultation with someone who matches the client criteria you set.
A result usually means
A quote request from a homeowner inside the areas you actually service.
A result usually means
A booked appointment, generated within the advertising rules that apply to your practice.
A result usually means
An enquiry from someone who meets your qualifying criteria, not just anyone who clicked.
A result usually means
A seller or buyer enquiry in the areas and price bands you work in.
A result usually means
A completed first order, rather than a browser or an abandoned cart.
A result usually means
An enrolment enquiry from a prospective student who fits the programme.
A result usually means
A discovery call in your calendar with someone who can actually sign.
Not on the list?
It depends on one thing: whether a new client is worth more to you than the cost of finding one. If it is, the arrangement works. Email us with what you sell and we'll tell you honestly whether we think we can make the numbers work, before either of us commits to anything.
Email usA note on regulated markets
Where your sector carries restrictions on what may be advertised and how, we build the campaign to work inside them. Any claim made about your business is approved by you before it goes anywhere near a live campaign, and we check the advertising codes and regulatory bodies that apply to your sector before anything runs.
Tell us what you sell and we'll show you exactly how we'd find your next clients.