Do not judge a campaign only by form cost. Someone may submit details without understanding the service. Review the ad, questions, and first response as one journey.
What may be happening
Classify a sample by valid contact, requested service, and area. Separate nonresponders from people who never requested your service. Those are different problems.
What to change first
- Check that imagery and copy represent the exact service, without ambiguous offers attracting another need.
- Include a question that determines the next step, such as service type or area. Do not request sensitive information in initial lead capture.
- Assign each inquiry to an owner and record the outcome. Feed actual rejection reasons into campaign analysis.
An example to adapt
Example: a residential cleaning request should not count as a commercial opportunity if you only serve offices. Correct messaging and filtering before celebrating volume.
How to check progress
Compare cost per relevant inquiry and per handled opportunity. Form cost remains useful but does not explain quality by itself.
Questions about this problem
Should I turn off the entire campaign?
First identify offer, location, or handling errors. Make hypothesis-led changes rather than many simultaneous changes.
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