Homie Elite Cleaning's Google Ads cover regular visits, one-off cleans and deeper seasonal jobs. Matching quote pages collect the address, service and household details. Two in five traced enquiries became won jobs since ads began.
The business
Homie Elite Cleaning is a Canberra house-cleaning business built on regular visits. It cleans homes weekly, fortnightly and monthly with familiar cleaners on each visit, and takes one-off deep and spring cleans alongside. Someone wanting fortnightly help and someone booking a spring clean search differently, and the jobs are worth different amounts.
What we set out to do
The brief was to fill the diary through Google Ads and to show, within the first month, whether the ads paid for themselves. That meant tracing calls and forms back to the ad that produced them and matching them to the jobs the client marked as won.
What we built
We split the advertising by schedule and by service, so regular, one-off, deep and spring cleaning searches each see an ad about that clean. Each lands on a page with a quote form for the address, the service and anything the team should know about the home. The services covered include:
- Weekly and fortnightly cleaning
- Monthly cleaning
- One-off house cleaning
- Deep house cleaning
- Spring cleaning
The website behind the campaign puts the quote form beside the headline. See the pages, mobile layout and enquiry options in the Homie Elite Cleaning website case study.
What happened
Two in five enquiries traced to Google Ads became won jobs. Quote forms accounted for 82% of traced won job value, while deep and spring cleans contributed 46%. The form captures the details the team needs to price the clean before calling back.
Deep and spring cleans earn more than their share. They were less than a third of Google Ads enquiries but brought in 46% of the won job value, because a one-off deep clean is a bigger job than a routine visit.
The form does the work. Web quote forms produced 82% of the won value from the ads, with phone calls producing the rest. House-cleaning customers seem to prefer describing the home in writing, so the form sits beside the headline on the pages the ads point to.
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