
13.9K leads at $8.07 each.
- Ad spend
- $112.2K
- Leads
- 13.9K
- Cost per lead
- $8.07
- Click-through rate
- 4.77%
Most campaigns get dearer as they grow. This one averaged an $8 cost per lead across more than $100K of spend.
Your agency keeps sending reports full of “impressions”. Your accountant keeps sending you looks. We run the whole path from click to close: offer, ads, landing page, follow-up and sales calls. One team, one scoreboard.
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Most agencies stop at the click and leave the rest to luck. (Luck is not a strategy. We checked.) We fix the whole path, from first click to paid invoice.
01ViewWe map your buyer, sharpen your offer and plan the channels and numbers before a single dollar goes into ads.
02ViewDirect-response Facebook and Instagram campaigns, with hooks and angles tested every week to bring down what each customer costs you.
03ViewSearch and Performance Max campaigns that catch buyers while they’re actively looking, tracked all the way through to revenue.
04ViewLanding pages, VSLs and lead forms built to turn the traffic you’re already paying for into enquiries.
05ViewInstant follow-up, nurture and win-back sequences, so no lead goes cold waiting for someone to call.
06ViewCall scripts, objection handling, CRM setup and coaching for whoever takes your sales calls, so more enquiries turn into paying customers.
Every agency has a slide deck. Here are real dashboards from campaigns our team has run. (Screenshots, not stock photos of people pointing at laptops.)
Get numbers like these
Most campaigns get dearer as they grow. This one averaged an $8 cost per lead across more than $100K of spend.

One of the most crowded ad markets in the country, and this campaign still brought leads in at $8.23 each.

More than one in five people who clicked became a lead. That’s what happens when the ad, the offer and the page all agree with each other.
Dear business owner,
If you've ever paid an agency to run your ads, this'll feel familiar.
The first report looked great: impressions up, cost per lead down and enough green arrows to start a small orchard. Then you checked the bank account. *crickets*
The “cheap leads” turned into tyre-kickers and unreturned voicemails. You lifted the budget like the agency said. (Spoiler: it didn't help.) Eventually paid ads got filed under “doesn't work in our industry”.
Plot twist: it's almost never your industry.
We cut our teeth at one of Australia's best-known direct-response agencies and watched this on repeat. The ads were usually fine. The money leaked out after the click: slow replies, me-too offers and sales calls run on vibes. Marketing blamed sales, sales blamed the leads, and nobody owned the whole path from click to cash.
So we built a business that owns the lot. Marketing and sales on one team, working off one scoreboard. No account managers playing telephone, no juniors learning on your budget and nowhere to hide when the numbers are bad.
Here's the deal. Click to Close is a 90-day process. We build your offer, ads, landing page, 60-second follow-up and sales process, and get it live in about 14 days. Then we spend the rest of the 90 days testing it every week, fixing whatever leaks and reporting on the only numbers that matter: booked calls and paying customers.
We only take on businesses where the maths works before we start, which is why not everyone gets in. (If you're not ready for more customers, or you'd rather not pick up the phone, we're not your people. Yet.)
P.S. Every week the leak stays open, you're paying for customers who end up buying from someone else. The button's just over there.
Free, no strings. (Steal them. We won’t send the lawyers.) Fix even one and next month’s ad spend works harder.
Someone fills in your form at 7:42pm. You call back the next afternoon. They booked your competitor at 7:43.
Send an automatic SMS within 60 seconds and call inside five minutes. Same ads, more customers.
“Quality service, competitive prices, call today.” Cover the logo and it could be anyone, so price becomes the only thing to compare.
Make an offer only you could make: a clear result, a timeframe and a reason it’s safe to say yes.
Judge campaigns on cost per lead and you’ll get cheap leads. They’re cheap because they rarely buy.
Track every lead through to the sale, then judge campaigns on what a paying customer cost you.
We go through your numbers, check the maths works and map out what we’ll build first.
Offer, ads, pages, follow-up and scripts, built to work together and live in about two weeks.
New hooks and offers tested every week. Whatever doesn’t pay gets switched off.
We follow every lead to the bank, coach your sales calls and only scale when the numbers say so.
The questions business owners ask us most before they get started.
Fair enough. Most agencies get judged on clicks and cost per lead, which is a bit like judging a restaurant by how many people read the menu. We follow every lead through to the sale and send you a weekly scoreboard of what each booked call and customer cost. Hard to hide a bad month when that’s the report.
It depends on how much of the system you need built and how hard your market is. You’ll get a straight number on the strategy call, rather than a “we’ll circle back” email three weeks later. Ad spend is always paid straight to Meta and Google, never marked up by us.
Because every Click to Close build takes real hours from marketing and sales, and we’d rather do a handful properly than a pile badly. So we launch a few new clients a month and say no to the rest. If the timing’s right for you, it’s worth booking a call while there’s room.
It’s a call to work out whether we can actually help. We go through your numbers beforehand, check the maths on the call and, if it works, map out what we’d build and give you a quote. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you why and what we’d fix first, and you can do what you like with that.
Everything it takes to turn strangers into paying customers, built by one team, live in about 14 days and tested every week for the rest of the 90. No chasing a web guy, an ads guy and a copywriter who've never met. You just answer the phone.