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    Rubbish Removal WA

    Bulk rubbish removal · Perth, WA

    Rubbish Removal WA: a Perth rubbish-removal website built for bulk clear-outs

    We built 17 service pages in four menu groups. We also added a quote form that opens with the service chosen on 16 of the 17 pages.

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    The case study

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    We built 17 service pages in four menu groups. We also added a quote form that opens with the service chosen on 16 of the 17 pages.

    The business

    Rubbish Removal WA is a family-owned Perth business that specialises in bulk and large property clear-outs. Its team takes on full house clearances, deceased estates, insurance jobs, vacates, storage units, garages, and office and warehouse clearances, with a dedicated fleet and the crew to clear a whole property in a day. Single items such as couches, mattresses and white goods are handled too, but the larger, full-load jobs come first.

    The brief

    A clear-out is priced on more than the name of an item. The team needs to know the kind of job, the volume and how easy it is to get to. The brief was to give each kind of clear-out its own page, to make the business's focus on bigger jobs clear from the first screen, and to ask for those details in the first message rather than on a return call.

    17 service pages in four groups

    The Services menu sorts 17 service pages into four groups. Residential covers full house and household rubbish, furniture, couches, mattresses, white goods and garages. Commercial covers office rubbish removal, office cleanouts and property manager cleanouts. Specialty cleanouts covers deceased estates, insurance jobs, vacates and storage units, and general removal covers junk, verge collections and tip runs.

    A quote form that already knows the job

    Every service page opens with its service and Perth in the headline and the quote form beside it. On 16 of the 17 pages, the form opens with that service already chosen. The message box asks for the type of job, the volume and the access, and the phone number sits under the button for anyone who would rather call.

    Pages that follow the job

    Each service page then sets out the reasons to choose the team, the bulk jobs it specialises in for that service, the people it works for, four steps written for that job, what it removes and the parts of Perth it covers. The deceased estate page is written with care for families and executors, with its own tag line and reassurances, and lists the people it works with, from executors and estate lawyers to property managers and aged care facilities.

    A home page that leads with bulk jobs

    The home page tells visitors in its first lines that the team focuses on larger, full-load jobs. It follows with the family team and its truck, a grid of service cards with photos, the four-step process, eight reasons Perth families choose the team, how rubbish is sorted and disposed of, and the areas covered north and south of the river, in the east and hills, and in the inner city and west.

    Built for phones

    On a phone, the menu folds behind one button and the headline, the opening line and the Call and Get a Free Quote buttons fill the first screen. A Call Now button floats at the bottom right of every page, and a Book Removal tab sits on the right edge.

    What it connects to

    The site is where Rubbish Removal WA's Google Ads land. Calls from the ads come through a number only the ads carry, and the website's quote forms record the ad click, so enquiries are traced to the ads and matched to the jobs the client marks as won. After the campaign refocus, Google Ads has returned 11.3× its cost in won work. The Rubbish Removal WA campaign case study sets out how that was measured.

    For a removal or clearance business that wins on bigger jobs, see our website design services.

    Key design decisions
    • 17 service pages in four menu groups.
    • A quote form that opens with the service chosen on 16 of the 17 pages.
    • A four-step process and 28 named parts of Perth on every service page.
    • 17 service pages in four groups: residential, commercial, specialty cleanouts and general removal.

    Tags

    • Website design
    • Bulk rubbish removal
    • Perth, WA

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    The work

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    • Rubbish Removal WA home page on desktop with the headline and the quote form
      Rubbish Removal WA home page on desktop with the headline and the quote form
    • Rubbish Removal WA Services menu with four groups of services
      Services menu — 17 services in four groups: residential, commercial, specialty cleanouts and general removal.
    • Rubbish Removal WA deceased estate cleanup page with the service already chosen
      Deceased estate cleanup page — A page written with care for families and executors, with the quote form already set to this service.

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    Project highlights

    Project highlights

    What we delivered for Rubbish Removal WA.

    A closer look at the services and features delivered. Open a tile for the source behind each detail.

    • Project highlight

      Bulk clear-outs

      service pages and quotes for larger removal jobs

      Website delivery

    • 17

      Service pages, from full house and deceased estate clear-outs to tip runs

      Counted on the live site

    • 16 of 17

      Service pages whose quote form opens with that service already chosen

      Counted on the live site

    • 4

      Services menu groups: residential, commercial, specialty cleanouts and general removal

      Counted on the live site

    • 28

      Parts of Perth named on every service page, from Joondalup to Mandurah

      Counted on the live site

    Project notes

    Service, group and area counts were taken on the live site when this study was written. Screenshots show the delivered website. Campaign outcomes, where included, use the periods and definitions in the linked advertising case study.

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    Inside the build

    Insights

    Inside the build

    Details from the Rubbish Removal WA project. Open a card for the finding and its source.

    • The build

      16 of 17

      The quote form arrives with the job already filled in

      On 16 of the 17 service pages, the quote form beside the headline opens with that service already chosen. The message box then asks for the type of job, the volume and the access, the details a bulk clear-out is priced on.

    • The build

      10 of 17

      Ten of the 17 service pages sit outside everyday household removal

      • Residential41%
      • Specialty cleanouts23%
      • Commercial18%
      • General removal18%

      Specialty cleanouts such as deceased estates, insurance jobs, vacates and storage units, commercial clearances for offices and property managers, and general removal each have pages of their own. That matches the business's focus on larger, full-load jobs.

    • The build

      28

      Every service page names 28 parts of Perth it covers

      Each service page has a section on that service across all of Perth, with a list of 28 suburbs and regions, from Joondalup and Wanneroo in the north to Rockingham, Mandurah and Mundijong in the south. The home page groups the areas north of the river, south of the river, east and hills, and inner city and west.

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    Design details

    Inside the website

    The thinking behind the pages.

    1. Website detail

      17 services in four groups

      The Services menu sorts every page into residential, commercial, specialty cleanouts and general removal, so a property manager and a family clearing an estate each find their job quickly.

      Rubbish Removal WA Services menu with four groups of services
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    2. Website detail

      The service already chosen

      On 16 of the 17 service pages, the quote form beside the headline opens with that service selected, and the message box asks for the job, the volume and the access.

      Rubbish Removal WA deceased estate cleanup page with the service already chosen
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    3. Website detail

      A card and a photo for every job

      The home page lists the services as cards, each with a photo of the job, a short description and a link to its page.

      Rubbish Removal WA home page grid of service cards with photos
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    4. Website detail

      Four steps, from call to disposal

      A short process explains what happens after the enquiry: contact, quote, removal and responsible disposal.

      Rubbish Removal WA four-step process from first call to responsible disposal
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    5. Website detail

      The parts of Perth covered

      Every service page lists 28 suburbs and regions, from Joondalup to Mandurah, under a heading that names the service.

      Rubbish Removal WA list of Perth suburbs covered on a service page
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    6. Mobile experience

      Call first on a phone

      On a phone the Call button comes first under the headline, with Get a Free Quote below it and a Call Now button floating at the bottom.

      Rubbish Removal WA home page on a phone
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    Project journey
    Rubbish Removal WA

    Campaign work · Rubbish Removal WA

    The campaign behind the enquiries.

    See the advertising work for Rubbish Removal WA, with the results and measurement explained in each campaign case study.

    Campaign case study

    Rubbish Removal WA: 11.3× Google Ads return after the campaign refocus

    Rubbish Removal WA achieved 11.3× Google Ads return after a campaign refocus, with Perth location targeting and ads for specific clear-out services.

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    The questions this raises.

    The brief, the design and how the website supports the wider customer journey.

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    How is the Rubbish Removal WA website organised?

    Around 17 service pages in four groups: residential, commercial, specialty cleanouts and general removal. Each has its own headline, quote form, process and list of areas covered.

    What does the quote form ask for?

    A name, a phone number, an optional email, the service and a message about the type of job, the volume and the access. On 16 of the 17 service pages the service is already chosen.

    How does the site show the focus on bigger jobs?

    The tag and opening line on the home page say the team specialises in bulk and large property cleanouts and focuses on larger, full-load jobs, and ten of the 17 service pages cover clear-outs beyond everyday household removal.

    How does the site work on a phone?

    The headline, the opening line and the Call and Get a Free Quote buttons fill the first screen, and a Call Now button floats at the bottom of every page.

    How does the website connect to the Google Ads?

    Calls from the ads come through a number only the ads carry and the quote forms record the ad click, so enquiries are matched to the jobs the client marks as won. The campaign case study reports the return and how it was measured.

    What did SoudCoh deliver for Rubbish Removal WA?

    17 service pages in four menu groups. A quote form that opens with the service chosen on 16 of the 17 pages. A four-step process and 28 named parts of Perth on every service page. A home page that leads with the focus on larger, full-load jobs.

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