To those who are in home service, do you guys use landing page for your clients? I started using landing page for a client although it has only been 50 pounds spent. it still hasn't brought a single lead who filled it. or do you just instant form ?

"If you see something that works, how much are you willing to invest to hit your goal?" 1. Less than 1k 2. 1k-2k 3. 3k-4k so that's the question i have in my landing page but i don't know if it realy makes sense because obviously people are gonna choose the lowest amount. and it is gonna create unncessary friction in the sales call. this is my opinion though. But what would be a better of asking this question or should i even ask financial questions before calling them?

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Running FB lead ads for a local painting company in Barnsley (UK, lower-income area). was targeting 12 miles radius but now increased it to 20miles radius since he complained. Stats so far (3.5 weeks): - Spend: £173 - Leads: 12 - CPL: ~£14 - Link clicks: 183 - CPC: £0.95 - CTR: 4.03% Problem:Client hasn’t closed any leads. Says they’re “time wasters” or not responding — but he barely follows up because he’s getting work from Checkatrade and prioritises that. He’s also getting impatient and wants to stop early. Changes made: Recently added a written question in the lead form (“Briefly describe your painting project”) to increase lead quality. Question to the group: Given the situation, would you: 1. Keep improving lead quality via stricter form questions, or 2. Move to a simple landing page (business branding + project description) to pre-qualify harder, or 3. Is this primarily a sales/follow-up issue, not an ads issue? Curious how you’d handle a client who won’t properly work the leads.

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