CASE STUDY
Eight months of compound growth. A website that converts, local SEO that ranks, and Google Ads that pay back. Here’s the build, the numbers, and what changed for the shop owner.
[ Screenshot: prescottepoxy.com homepage ]
CLOSED IN APRIL 2025
LEADS GENERATED THAT MONTH
GOOGLE ADS SPEND
CREWS IN 8 MONTHS
THE STORY
When we first started working with Prescott Epoxy, the owner was running every job himself with one small crew. Phone leads were inconsistent. The website was a basic brochure. Google Ads were running, but not tied to closed work.
The pieces individually weren’t broken. They just weren’t built to feed each other. Here’s the order we tackled it in.
Rebuilt the site around real services and quote requests. Set up Google Business Profile properly. Cleaned out wasted ad spend on irrelevant searches.
Started ranking on the Google local pack for "epoxy flooring" in target cities. Added location pages. Built a review request flow into every completed job.
Increased ad budget on the campaigns producing closed work. Cut the ones that weren't. Added a second crew to handle volume.
30 qualified leads in April 2025. The shop closed $82,000 in work on $1,950 of ad spend and a $1,440 management fee. Three crews now in the field.
[ Photo: crew or finished floor ]
THE MATH
Marketing should pay for itself, then pay you. This is what the system is built to do, and the math gets better every month it runs.
WHAT CHANGED FOR THE SHOP
Most contractors don’t need more clicks. They need a setup where the website, local SEO, and Google Ads work together, so each lead costs less and converts more reliably than the last.
Phone calls and quote requests every week. Crews stayed booked instead of bouncing between feast and famine.
As the SEO and reviews compounded, more jobs came from organic searches. The blended cost per closed job dropped month over month.
Steady, qualified work made it possible to add a second crew, then a third, and start taking on commercial projects.
“[Pull a 2 to 3 sentence quote from the Prescott Epoxy owner here. Something specific about the change in lead volume or how the crews stay booked. We can ghostwrite a draft and have him approve it.]”
Owner, Prescott Epoxy
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