Qualified opportunities
The homeowner fits the service area and represents work the company actually wants.
See how we define marketing performance, from qualified inquiries to booked appointments and sold work. The reporting preview below is illustrative; we have not published verified client case studies yet.
Search visibility, clicks and response times help explain what is happening. We review them alongside inquiries and appointments so your team can see where progress is being made and where more attention is needed.
Every engagement begins with a baseline, a clear definition of a qualified opportunity and agreement on which metrics can be tracked reliably with the client’s current systems.
Do the inquiries match your services and area?
Track → optimizeHow many qualified opportunities make it onto the schedule?
Track → optimizeWhat share of qualified inquiries become appointments?
Track → optimizeWhat is the agreed campaign cost for each appointment?
Track → optimizeHow many homeowners request replacement estimates?
Track → optimizeTracked when attribution and client systems make it reliable.
Track → optimizeThe homeowner fits the service area and represents work the company actually wants.
Qualified opportunities that successfully move onto the schedule or into a replacement consultation.
The share of qualified inquiries that become booked appointments, using the same reporting period and agreed tracking rules.
Agreed campaign costs divided by qualified inquiries. Reports identify whether the cost includes ad spend, service fees or both.
The same agreed campaign costs divided by booked appointments. A booking is not yet a sold or completed job.
Tracked when the client systems and attribution quality make the connection reliable enough to trust.
The dashboard on this page is a sample reporting view. Its chart is illustrative and does not represent a client result or a forecast for your business.
When verified case studies are available, they will include the starting point, work completed, reporting period and context needed to understand the outcome.
We’ll review where demand comes from, how fast leads are handled, where bookings fall apart and what old opportunities may still be recoverable.