case study
Triple-Digit Growth from Google Ads
Ekkeko provides property management for rental properties in Florida. Increasing competition and a rise in the costs associated with lead generation in the sector motivated a change in tack and led them to seek a solution that could enhance their approach to search engine marketing. SEOnet had the answers they were looking for!
WHAT WE OFFERED TO OUR CLIENT
Analytics
Content Strategy
PPC
INDUSTRY
Real Estate
KEY METRICS
YoY Conversions: there was an increase of
145%
SEM Leads: there was an
Average Annual Growth of
112%
Cost Per Conversion: there
was a decrease of
43%
“SEOnet has helped us come up with an effective strategy solution to enhance both our online presence and lead nurturing process. If you are seeking to take your content strategy to the next level, the SEOnet team is all you need!”
Gonzalo Almada – Ekkeko Property Management LLC
ekkekopropertymanagement.com
THE CHALLENGE
Ekkeko was on the lookout for a solution that would boost their conversions, sustain profitability and make them stand out from their competitors.
APPROACH
Ekekko had two aims: to increase their leads and to lower their CPA. To obtain this, they needed to appear on Google and to have landing pages that were engaging enough to attract new customers, so they came to SEOnet for help. First, we identified Ekkeko’s most important audiences and then, we tailored campaigns, landing pages and communications for each segment.
We also:
- Reorganized their PPC account structure to increase efficiency and ROI
- Provided consulting services
- Implemented advanced SEM bidding strategies
- Provided an edited copy to achieve a higher conversion rate
- Performed an optimization of the conversion rate and multivariate testing
RESULTS
By creating customer-specific detailed campaigns, we helped Ekkeko achieve their search goals for the year. The metrics were as follows:
- YoY Conversions: there was an increase of 145%
- SEM leads: there was an average annual growth of 112%
- Average Cost Per Conversion: there was a decrease of 43%