Decorative Concrete Coatings — Southeastern U.S.
Concrete Adventures
How A Decorative Concrete Company Turned Online Clicks Into 87 Real Concrete Leads
87 leads in 90 days at $33.96 per lead with an 11.26% click-through rate.
The challenge
Concrete Adventures is a decorative concrete company in the Southeastern U.S. doing genuinely impressive work — concrete stains and overlays, polished floors, resinous coatings, and vertical concrete carving. The craftsmanship was there. The online presence wasn't.
Their goals were straightforward: attract more high-quality leads, increase brand visibility, and get a website that actually performed and converted instead of just existing.
Our strategy
Concrete Adventures came on with our GROWTH Plan, a complete marketing package rather than an ads-only engagement.
Website revamp: we rebuilt the site from the ground up — faster, more SEO-friendly, and structured to turn visitors into leads instead of leaving them to browse and bounce.
Google Ads: we launched a targeted Search campaign on high-intent decorative concrete keywords like "concrete overlays near me" and "garage floor epoxy," then optimized it continuously — tightening geo-targeting, rewriting headlines, and filtering out junk clicks so every dollar worked harder.
Google Ads results (90 days)
Over 90 days the campaign produced 7,973 impressions and 898 clicks on $2,954.66 in ad spend — an average CPC of $3.29, an 11.26% click-through rate, and a 9.69% conversion rate.
That added up to 87 leads at a $33.96 cost per lead. Month by month: 28 leads at $35.37 in April, 26 leads at $38.61 in May, and 33 leads at $29.11 in June — volume up and cost down as the campaign matured.

What made it work
A conversion-driven website. The rebuilt site turned visitors into leads with clear messaging, professional visuals, and far better mobile performance.
High-intent advertising. We went after buyers actively searching for premium decorative concrete solutions, which is why the click-through rate cleared 11% — roughly triple a typical home services search benchmark.
Niche targeting. We reached people looking for premium decorative concrete work specifically, not general contractors or tire kickers.
A falling cost per lead. CPL dropped nearly 25% from April to June, which is the clearest signal a campaign has room to scale rather than just spend.
High-value job focus. We don't only chase garage floor epoxy keywords. We also target high-ticket work like pool deck resurfacing, which delivers a far higher return than most home service categories.
The outcome
In three months Concrete Adventures generated 87 solid leads from Google Ads, built a stronger online brand, and got a website that finally reflects the quality of their work. They went from hard to find online to a full digital presence that books jobs and builds trust.
Their Google Ads campaign is no longer an experiment — it's a core part of how they book new work.
What's next
With momentum building, we keep optimizing ad copy, targeting, and bidding to push more leads at lower cost. The goal is simple: keep Concrete Adventures growing without wasting a dollar.
Want a pipeline like this for your business?
If you run a decorative concrete or home services company and your online presence doesn't match the quality of your work, let's talk. Book a free 25-minute discovery call and we'll show you what a high-intent search campaign could produce in your market.
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