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What a signed job really costs through online advertising
The cost of a job signed through online ads: the calculation, the four rates to know, and how to tell whether your budget pays.
· 8 min read
A joinery job gets compared, postponed, and rarely signed at the first visit. Advertising is there to be present when the postponing stops.
On the joinery case published on this site: three audiences run in parallel, local area, interests, and a lookalike of existing customers. €6,500 invested over two months, 193 quote requests, €33.68 per request, on an average order value of around €4,000.
The figures come from the client's ad account. They do not say what it will do for you: they say the mechanism works in this trade, at that order value.
Launching a single audience is betting on one hypothesis. Three in parallel do the testing for you: after a few weeks the account says which brings enquiries at the best cost.
A window looks like a window. What sets you apart is invisible in a product photo: the removal, the sealing, the finish, the site left clean.
That is why the format that works is the filmed job. It shows what your competitor's quote does not.
Real case
Average order value around €4,000, three audiences tested in parallel from the start. The figures come from the client's ad account, and this page also says what they do not say.
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