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Conversions from 486 to 2,620 in six months. Each one cost $10.89 instead of $46.90.

+439%Conversions
−76.8%Cost per conversion
−47.5%Cost per click
6 monthsTime period
PestOff website

The situation

Pest control in Singapore is a crowded search market with established names and expensive clicks. PestOff was paying $46.90 for each conversion and bidding on every keyword, including the ones that never turned into a job.

What we built

  • Keywords cut back and negatives rebuilt, so the account stopped bidding on searches that did not book
  • Ad variations tested against each other
  • Geographic targeting tightened to the areas the jobs actually came from

Before and after

Conversions

Before486
After2,620

5.4×

Cost per conversion

Before$46.90
After$10.89

−77%

Ad spend

BeforeBaseline
After+25%

How it went

  1. Where it started

    486 conversions, at $46.90 each.

  2. Month 1

    Audit and keyword clean-out.

  3. Months 2 to 4

    Ad tests, negatives, targeting by area.

  4. Months 5 and 6

    Spend up 25%. 2,620 conversions against 486 at the start.

  5. Where it landed

    2,620 conversions, at $10.89 each. Spend up 25%.

What changed

“We saw a 439% increase in conversions while they managed to reduce our average cost-per-click by 47.52% and cost per conversion by 76.75%. Their strategic approach to geographic targeting was brilliant.”

Milton, Manager, PestOff

  • 439% more conversions, 486 to 2,620
  • 76.75% lower cost per conversion, $46.90 to $10.89
  • 47.52% lower average cost per click
  • 25% more spend that brought 5× the conversions

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