End-of-year offer / Construction, Gold Coast

Reach project enquiries before Christmas.

Stratosphere lead generation for Gold Coast construction businesses.

Enquire about the offer

FIG. E-Y-C Measure. Diagnose. Optimise.

The offer CLOSES FRI 25 SEP 2026, 10PM

What the offer is.

iA custom project brochure and landing page.
iiMeta ads live within 5 business days of completing your onboarding. Google Ads added where the campaign warrants it.
iiiA live reporting dashboard: every lead as it lands, with your live date shown.
ivA lead is a named person with a phone number and an email who has enquired about your business, counted once.
vYou fund the ad spend, agreed at onboarding and paid direct to Meta.
vi$1,500 a month plus GST.
viiNo setup fee. No lock-in.
viii30 days' notice, any reason, nothing further owed.
ixThree onboarding slots before Christmas, one a week. Offer closes Friday 25 September, 10pm.

Who it is for

The offer is for construction businesses on the Gold Coast.

The offer is open to construction businesses working on the Gold Coast and its suburbs. Builders running their own jobs, trades running crews, and fit-out and civil contractors. It is built for the quoted job rather than the call-out. A quoted job is priced from a scope and won on trust.

October, November and December are the months to fill before the Christmas shutdown. Work quoted now can be scheduled before the break. A quote sent in February starts later than it needed to.

What you get

Every quote request carries the job size and the suburb.

A quote request is an enquiry from someone who wants a price for a job. The ones this campaign delivers carry the two facts that decide whether to quote: how big the job is, and where it is. The profiling page asks both questions at the enquiry, so both arrive with the request.

An enquiry that does not fit still costs a phone call, a site visit and a quote. A request outside your suburbs, or under the size you take on, runs all three before you find out. Asking the two questions at the enquiry stops that request reaching you.

The campaign

Meta and Google Ads to a lead page system.

The campaign runs on Meta and Google Ads, aimed at the Gold Coast and its suburbs. It sends people to a lead page system rather than to a form inside the platform. The system is a lead page, a profiling page and a booking page, with tracking behind all three. The profiling page profiles and qualifies the enquiry as it comes through, which is where the job size and the suburb come from.

iMeta Ads and Google Ads. The paid media that carries the campaign, aimed at the Gold Coast and its suburbs.
iiLead page system. A lead page that makes the case for your business, a profiling page that asks the two questions, and a booking page where the enquirer picks a time to talk to you.
iiiProfiling and qualifying. Questions asked at the enquiry, so a quote request arrives with its job size and its suburb.
ivLead tracking. Every enquiry recorded against the page and the campaign it came from.
vLive performance dashboard. One screen that shows every quote request the campaign produces.

The metrics

Three numbers say whether it is working.

iQuote requests a week. The count of quote requests the campaign delivers in a week.
iiCost per quote request. The campaign spend for the period divided by the quote requests it delivered.
iiiQuote to job at day 30. Of the quotes you sent in the first 30 days, the share you had won by day 30.

Stratosphere publishes no target for any of the three. The numbers that count are the ones your own campaign produces. Stratosphere reads them from the dashboard in the first week, and reads them in pairs rather than one at a time, as it does across the lead generation practice: it reads quote requests a week against cost per quote request. The quote to job number covers the same 30 days.

Before you enquire

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