A free guide for service businesses
Which ads bring customers?
Google and Meta count enquiries. You live from customers who sign. For installers, windows and doors, clinics, schools and B2B: why the numbers never match and how to check which ad brings the business.
PDF · 18 pages · 15-minute read
What you will learn
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6
conversions for one customer
Mark fills in a form, taps your number, sees Instagram and calls from a Google ad. Five weeks later he signs for €11,400. No platform hears about the contract.
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768
conversions that became 47 customers
Performance Max at the demo clinic. Cost per enquiry ranks campaigns differently from cost per customer.
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15 days
for half of customers to decide
A campaign judged after one week has no customers yet, even if it will have the best. Judge only enquiries old enough.
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37%
of customers from Meta come back
The first deal is only the start. Which channel brings customers who return, the platforms credit to nobody.
PDF · 18 pages · 15-minute read
In the guide
Written by Tilen Ledic. For fifteen years I have run a business that lives from ads. The examples use a demo clinic: a made-up business, a real scenario, the one we see with installers, schools and clinics.
Download the PDF- 01One enquiry, counted four times
- 02Six reasons the numbers never match
- 03Google Ads
- 04Meta
- 05Google Analytics 4
- 06Two five-minute tests
- 07Which campaigns bring customers
- 08Customers who come back
- 09Send Google customers, not forms
- 10What Enalitica does differently
- 11Setup and your CRM
- 12Prices
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