Google Ads · Website
Sofresh Cleaners
Google Ads and website optimization for a cleaning business.

Local demand. Qualified enquiries. Booked work.
Bring homeowners from a local search to an enquiry for recurring cleaning, deep cleans and specialist services.



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Channel strategy
High-intent searches, focused service areas and relevant landing pages.
Explore Google AdsUseful service pages, an accurate Business Profile and local ranking measurement.
Explore serviceEligibility review and pay-per-lead management where your service category is supported.
Explore serviceReview spend, enquiries and booked work by source. Compare periods without losing the connection to lead quality.
Calls and forms are connected to their source, so your team can review quality and follow through.
Market & budget forecast
Look up Google keyword CPC and monthly search demand. Lead costs and organic visits below are forecasts based on the conversion assumptions you choose—not guaranteed results.
CPL = CPC ÷ click-to-lead rate. Booked revenue = leads × booking rate × job value. Management fees, taxes and operating costs are excluded; revenue is not profit. Manual assumptions. All assumptions remain editable.
Launch plan
01
Confirm your service area, highest-value services, existing accounts and measurement gaps.
02
Agree on scope and budget. Prepare campaigns, pages and conversion tracking before activation.
03
Review enquiry quality and booked work. Refine search terms, bids, content and customer journeys.
Real reviews from home-service owners on our Google Business Profile — Irvine, CA.
1242 Spectrum, Irvine, CA 92618Next step
Let’s review your market, service area and priorities—then agree on what to measure.