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Windows & Doors · Vaughan, ON · Facebook Ads & Risk-Free Marketing

From 4 inbound leads a month to 77 a month

Trust Build had a good product, a certified crew and an industry-leading warranty. What it did not have was a way to be found. Nine months of word of mouth produced between one and six enquiries a month. Four months after switching to performance-based marketing, the best month brought seventy-seven.

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About The Client

Trust Build Windows & Doors

Trust Build Windows and Doors replaces and installs windows and doors across Southern Ontario. Alex started it after more than ten years at another windows company, hired certified installers, and backed the work with a full-coverage warranty. Driven by excellence, powered by innovation — his words.

Location
Vaughan, ON, Canada
Industries
Home Services, Windows & Doors

The Challenge

A good salesperson who was not a marketer

Alex could close. He could not fill the pipeline, and his old boss had left him with a low opinion of marketing agencies. So he did what most owners do, and waited for the phone.

01Challenge

Word of mouth is not a pipeline

Between one and six enquiries a month for nine months straight. Happy customers recommend you when it happens to come up, which is not a schedule you can hire against.

02Challenge

Bought leads brought a price war

A lead generation company sold him exclusive prospects. They arrived caring about one thing — the lowest number. Leads generated under someone else's brand leave price as the only argument you have left.

03Challenge

A salesperson about to be let go

Not enough work to keep the team busy. The decision was already being discussed when we first spoke.

What We Did

Leads under his own brand, paid for on results

A performance-based campaign, so the risk sat with us rather than with a business that could not afford to lose another month.

  1. Built the demand on his own brand

    Every enquiry arrived through Trust Build's own advertising, so the conversation started with the warranty and the crew rather than with the price.

  2. Targeted homeowners, not renters

    The previous ads were being shown to anyone. We narrowed them to the people who can actually authorise a window replacement, and rebuilt the creative around the grant and financing angle.

  3. Put our own money in first

    Performance-based from the start. Alex was not asked to gamble another quarter on a promise.

  4. Matched volume to capacity

    More leads when the crew had room, fewer when they did not. A pipeline the business could absorb beats a bigger one it cannot.

The Work

What we built, and what it did

Built around what a homeowner actually wants to know before replacing every window in the house: what it costs, what help is available, and what it looks like when it is finished.

01Highlight

The ad that did the lifting

Grants and financing up front, a real before and after underneath, and the award badges last. The offer answers the objection before it is raised.

The ad that did the lifting

02Highlight

Nine flat months, then the switch

Nine months of word of mouth, then the switch. The line is the month performance-based marketing started.

Nine flat months, then the switch

“It’s awesome; you’re doing a fabulous, fabulous job, super accommodating providing the leads we could not ask for more. I need more leads you provide more I need less you provide me less, you’re SUPER accommodating and SUPER flexible.”

Alex DavidovitchTrust Build Windows & Doors · Vaughan, ON, Canada

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