Summary
HRS Birmingham, a home repair and remodelling company in Birmingham, Alabama, was paying for Google Ads that sent clicks to a generic page. We built a dedicated landing page and rebuilt the ads account around intent. In 30 days the account produced 113 conversions from 1,270 clicks, and the business now wins more auction impression share than Angi.com.
Key Takeaways From This Home Repair Google Ads Case Study
This home repair Google Ads case study shows that the landing page and account structure matter as much as the budget. The same type of business that was sending clicks to a generic page produced 113 conversions in 30 days once traffic had a focused destination.
- Send ads to a page built for one action. A single headline, one call to action and trust signals did more than any bid change.
- Split campaigns by intent. Generic search, remarketing, branded, competitor and Performance Max each got their own messaging and budget.
- Use remarketing for high-ticket work. The high-ticket remarketing campaign converted at $47.60 per conversion, below the account average of $78.60.
- Measure conversions, not clicks. Optimizing toward tracked enquiries is what moved budget to the campaigns that worked.
How Home Service Businesses Can Apply This
If your Google Ads send traffic to your homepage or a general services page, start there. See our Google Ads management for home service businesses, our Google Ads landing page design, and industry pages for remodelers and general contractors. Want to know where your account is leaking? Request a free growth audit.