Rubbish Removal WA recorded 11.3× return on Google Ads spend in won jobs after the campaign refocus. We narrowed location targeting and rebuilt the ads around the types of clear-out customers needed across Perth.
The business
Rubbish Removal WA is a rubbish-removal business serving Perth, WA. The work runs from a single couch, mattress or fridge to garage clean-ups, office clear-outs, end-of-lease clear-outs and full deceased-estate clearances. A tenant facing a handover date and a family clearing a parent’s home need different conversations, so the advertising treats them as different jobs.
What we built
We rebuilt the account in two steps. First, targeting was narrowed to the Perth suburbs where jobs were worth more. Then a new campaign went live, built service by service, so a person clearing a rental sees an end-of-lease message and a business moving premises sees an office-clearance message.
- House and garage clear-outs
- End-of-lease and vacate clear-outs
- Rental, vacant and pre-sale property clean-outs
- Office and commercial rubbish removal
- Deceased-estate clearances
- Storage-unit clean-outs
Calls from the ads come through a phone number used only in the ads, and website forms now record the ad click, so each enquiry can be matched to the job it became in the client’s job records. The website gives specific clearance jobs their own pages, with the quote form beside them. See the pages in the Rubbish Removal WA website case study.
What happened
After location targeting changed, won jobs from traced Google Ads enquiries were worth 11.3 times the ad spend over the same period. Each full month after the refocus returned at least 9 times its ad spend in recorded won-job value. The work combined more focused local targeting with service campaigns for rental, office, household and deceased-estate clear-outs.
Rubbish jobs are won on the phone. Calls from the ads brought in about four in every five won-job dollars. Where the device was recorded, mobile searchers made about three-quarters of ad enquiries and brought in about nine in every ten dollars of won-job value.
The work also moves fast. Half of the jobs with a recorded win date were won within about two days of the first enquiry, so a quick answer to the first call matters.
Not every useful click comes from someone looking for a removalist. About one in four of the conversions Google Ads recorded came from searches about a free or council pickup, a price, somewhere to take rubbish themselves, or a skip bin. Those searches still turned into calls and forms.
Rental clear-outs lead the ad groups. Since each enquiry started carrying its ad group, the moving-out and end-of-lease ads have brought in at least two-fifths of the won-job value we can trace to a specific ad group.
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