Search on installer terms
“Media wall installer near me” and related searches, each matched to an intent-specific landing page.
A predictable pipeline of qualified media wall enquiries. Google for the homeowners searching, Meta for the ones who have just seen a finished install and want one.
Media walls are visual, aspirational and a considered spend, so two platforms work together: Google Ads captures homeowners searching for installers, and Meta Ads creates demand with photos and video of finished work. For a media wall installer at around £2,000 a job that had only grown on referrals, the system produced 1,737 tracked conversions at a £16.05 blended cost per enquiry, and the cost held as spend scaled.
| Google Ads | Meta Ads | Combined | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tracked conversions | 1,050 | 687 leads | 1,737 |
| Ad spend | £16.2K | £11.7K | £27.9K |
| Cost per enquiry | £15.46 | £17.01 | £16.05 |
| Job | Catches searches such as “media wall installers near me” | Builds demand with finished-install creative | Both stages of the decision |
Figures from the ad accounts, as on the case study. Client name withheld.
“Media wall installer near me” and related searches, each matched to an intent-specific landing page.
Photos and short video of real work, with a free consultation offer to lower the barrier to enquire.
People who visited, watched or started a form see proof and a reminder.
The form asks for the room, the finish and a rough budget, so the team quotes ready buyers. Every call and form is tracked.

Google plus Meta for a media wall installer: 1,737 tracked conversions at £16.05 blended, cost holding steady as spend scaled.
Real Google and Meta lead costs from the media walls account, and the sum that tells you what you can afford.
Six filters that stop time-wasters: ad wording, form questions, area checks and tracking.
The same sequence used for the case study account, applied to a new area.
Call and form tracking, the consultation offer, and a landing page for each service.
Search on installer terms, plus a Meta campaign built on finished installs.
Search terms, form questions, creative and page tests, with follow-up speed checked.
Move budget to what has a known cost per quote and job.
Campaigns are geo-targeted to your service area, so you only pay for enquiries you can fulfil.
On the case study it was £16.05 blended across Google and Meta: £15.46 on Google and £17.01 on Meta. Yours will depend on area and competition.
They do different jobs. Google catches people searching, Meta shows finished installs to people who will be. The case study ran both, and the costs were close.
By being visible when homeowners search, showing real finished installs on Meta, offering a free consultation, and following up fast on qualified enquiries.
It often can, with each trade needing its own pages and form. See home improvement lead generation and the trades page.
Tell me your area and what a job is worth. You'll get a straight read on what is realistic.