Construction
Signed projects, not likes.
General contractors, structural and finishing works, specialised subcontractors
In construction, nobody orders a project on Facebook. But everyone checks your company on Google before calling back — and compares your work to two competitors. The website exists to win that comparison; advertising exists to be on the list when the need arises.
What gets in the way, in your sector
Invisible track record
Ten years of projects, and nothing to show online except a messy Facebook page. The developer looking for you sees a competitor with twenty photos and a clean site.
Quotes that vanish
Requests come by phone, WhatsApp, email — and nobody knows how many came from the site, or how many were called back.
The wrong client
The homeowner who wants a living room repainted calls the same number as the developer with a building to deliver. Without qualification, you spend your days sorting.
The slow season
When referrals slow down, the order book empties. There is no tap to open, because one was never installed.
What we put in place
The three layers — site, advertising, measurement — adapted to how your clients buy.
- 01
A site that shows the work, project by project
One page per project — before/after photos, surface, timeline, client type — that you add yourself from an admin panel. Your sales argument, updated without calling us.
- 02
A form that sorts
Project type, surface, timeline, budget brackets: the homeowner and the developer do not land in the same inbox, and you know which to call first.
- 03
Google Ads on buying queries
“construction company”, “building contractor” + your city: those who type this have a project. We exclude light residential queries with negative keywords.
- 04
Meta for local awareness
Your ongoing projects, in short video, in front of owners and managers in your area. Not to sell right away — to be the known name when they start the project.
- 05
Tracking every request
Every call, every WhatsApp, every form is counted with its source. Budget is decided on what produced projects, not on impressions.
The proof, screenshot included
Our published case studies come from elevators and industrial equipment — trades that sell to the same developers and building managers as you, with the same decision cycle.
The questions we get asked
Let’s talk about your business
Your sector is already filled in. Three questions, then you pick your slot.
Free, no commitment, prototype offered before any quote.