Case Studies
What booked jobs look like when you can see them.
Each study below is built from the client's own attribution: ad spend, leads and closed jobs from their CRM, matched to the marketing touch that started them.
$4.5 million in tracked sales on $163k of ad spend.
27×Return on ad spend19×Return on total marketing5,407New leads51%Lead-to-sale close rate- Situation
- Fuller ran Google Ads and Local Services Ads, paid a management fee, and still could not answer the only question that matters: which channel books the jobs.
- What we did
- One integrated engine: rebuild the site, restructure paid, put attribution under everything, then shift budget toward whatever the numbers reward.
From “what are we paying for?” to a 13% year-over-year August.
10×Return on ad spend+13%August revenue, year over year649New leads per month9.7×Google Ads return in August- Situation
- Williams had the crown for most five-star reviews in Tulsa and a CSR team that booked well. The problem was upstream: not enough leads, and no way to see what the marketing budget was buying.
- What we did
- Elevated started from zero on a fresh domain, rebuilt paid search around high-ticket services, and put every call and form in front of the client in real time.
Leads up 68%, tracked revenue up 73%, and a trade booked out for the first time.
$5.56MTracked closed sales+68%New leads, Jun to Aug 2026 vs. Oct to Dec 2025+73%Tracked sales, same quarters8.6×Best month, July 2026- Situation
- Electrical LSA carried the company. Plumbing and HVAC, the trades with the most growth headroom, were underfed. Paid search had been turned off for a quarter because nobody could prove it worked.
- What we did
- Every trade got its own paid program with its own cost-per-booked-job target, and every dollar was tied back to a ServiceTitan job before the budget moved.
Ad spend cut 75%. Leads more than doubled.
−75%Monthly ad spend2.4×Tracked leads per month17.6×Return on ad spend$1.9MQuoted pipeline- Situation
- The owner did not need convincing that something was wrong. He had already gone into the account himself.
- What we did
- Paid search was cut to what tracking could justify, every call got a tracked number, and the organic channels that were already working got the attention the budget had been hiding.
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Every program starts with the tracking, so the first report you see is booked jobs and closed revenue, not clicks.








