46 Days. €920.39 Spent on Ads.€60,000 in Signed Work.
No theory. No vague “results may vary.” Just a clear breakdown on how we done it, and how we can do it for you.
DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORDHEAR WHAT SEAN SAID:
BUILT FOR KITCHEN AND BATHROOM COMPANIESABOUT THIS CASE STUDY...
Sean has been a plumber for over 10 years. He set up CBS Heating & Plumbing in 2021, building it himself from the ground up across North Dublin.
He’d been running on a large contract job before meeting us. It was steady work and reliable income. But when that contract came to an end, he had nothing lined up behind it. No pipeline, no enquiries, and a team he needed to keep busy. He wanted to move away from relying on contracts entirely and build his own flow of work in bathroom renovations, on his terms and in his control.
He’d tried to fix this before. Spent six months and close to €10,000 with another agency between their fees and the ad spend, and got zero jobs from it. Not one.
But Sean wasn’t done with the idea. He’d heard from people he trusted that Facebook ads genuinely work for this kind of business. He believed that. He just needed to find someone who actually knew what they were doing.
That’s where we came in.
In just 46 daysWe BROUGHT €57,200 in Bathroom Work.
We built and ran Facebook ads specifically around bathroom renovations. Targeting his area and ideal customer across North Dublin.
Over those 46 days, that turned into a steady stream of real enquiries from homeowners ready to renovate. Sean done home visits, quoted within 48 hours, and closed them. In total he got four jobs: Paula, Orla, Sean, and Chloe, all signed, all from the same campaign. As we write this case study, we’ve still got more quotes in the pipeline awaiting reply too.
So far, every €1 he spends brings €62 back in booked work.
We’re still working with him to this day.
€920.39
Ad Spend
4
Bathroom Jobs
€57,200
In Turnover
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It wasn't luck.It was a system.
Step 1: Research
We understood his business first. Before a single ad went live, we sat down and worked out who John's best customers actually are. From there, we studied what drives them to buy from a certain company? What do they care about? What drives them to take action and actually build their new kitchen?
This part is crucial to a successful ad campaign. If you don't know your customer well, you won't attract them.
Step 2: Design & Build Ads
We built ads that grab the right people. Once we knew who we were talking to, we built ads around real photos of John's work, real language his customers actually use, and a clear, specific offer — not stock photos and “quality service since 2017.” These weren't ads trying to impress everyone. They were built to stop the right person, someone who's actually thinking about a new kitchen..
Step 3: Launch + Systems
We launched our ads installed the systems that help us do the qualifying and chasing. Every enquiry gets followed up within minutes, automatically. Each lead is qualified on price range and timeline before it ever reaches John's phone, and the ones worth talking to get called and booked straight into his calendar. John's job became answering calls with people who were already a fit. Not chasing.
So,Who would you work with?
I’m Charlie Martin, I run Ireland Online. I’ve been building websites since I was 13. Landed my first paying website and advertising clients at 16, got 601 points in my Leaving Cert, and skipped college to go all-in on Ireland Online full-time.
There’s no account managers, no junior hired to “handle” your account. I’m the one building the ads, setting up the systems, and on the other end of the phone if anything needs sorting.
John’s just one example of what our system does. Built properly, run properly, it works the same way for the next kitchen or bathroom company. That could be you.
THIS COULD BEYOU.
You don’t need to take our word for any of this. Fill in the form, and I’ll personally call you to see if it’s a fit for your business.
No pitch deck, no hard sell. just a proper conversation about where you’re at and whether this makes sense for you.
