Results

Real numbers from real businesses

A short list, because I've worked with a small number of businesses properly rather than a long one briefly. Every figure below is checkable, and where I don't have proof yet, I say so.

£28k ▲
Signed work from £2,112 of ads
Google visibility92%, from 36%
Map rank1st, from 4th
Cost per job won£302, from £524

What the results look like

Two published case studies so far. A remittance business in Edgware, north London, went from 36% to 92% Google Business Profile visibility and from 4th to 1st in local rankings in 45 days, picking up 18 new reviews in the first three weeks. And a window and door installer in west London turned £2,112 of paid advertising into seven signed jobs worth £28,000 in its first 60 days, at a cost per job won of £302 against the £524 its previous agency was managing.

Case Studies

The full breakdowns

Each one shows the starting position, what was built, what it cost and what came back, including the parts that did not work.

Paid Ads & Follow-Up

£2,112 of ads. £28,000 of signed work.

Window & door installer · West London · 60 days

13.3×Return on ad spend
£302Cost per job won
7Jobs signed

Their previous agency bought leads at £8.25 and turned about 1.6% of them into jobs. We built the capture and follow up first and only then switched the traffic on. The leads got more expensive and the customers got cheaper. Includes the Ads Manager screenshots and a real inquiry handled end to end.

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Local Visibility & Reviews

36% to 92% Google visibility in 45 days

Remittance business · Edgware, north London · 45 days

92%Map visibility
1stLocal rank, from 4th
18Reviews in 3 weeks

A business that existed on Google but could not be found by the people looking for it. Profile rebuilt, categories and services corrected, and a review engine switched on. Includes what the method does and does not prove about revenue.

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Straight Answer

What these two results do not prove

Both of these businesses are in the UK. Window and door installation is a home service trade, so the second case study is a far closer match to what LeadsFortress is built for than the first, but it is still not a US contractor in a US market. Read the mechanism rather than the exact numbers.

Two clients is also a small number, and I would rather say so than imply a track record I do not have. I have worked with a handful of businesses properly instead of a long list briefly, and every figure on this page came from an account I ran myself. New months go up here when there is a fair stretch of data behind them, including the ones that are less flattering.

If being an early client is a problem for you, that's a completely reasonable position and you should wait. If it's an opportunity, that's what the Founder Partner program is for.

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