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    CASE STUDIES

    Results, with the comparison periods and qualifications attached

    HighLead publishes a result only when the figure has been validated, the comparison period is stated and the metric is defined, which is why these pages carry tables rather than slogans.

    Every client on this page has approved being named. If a future client has not, the result appears on the relevant channel page without the name, and it never appears here.

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    Case studies

    Stolbek logo

    INDUSTRIAL · SUPERCHARGE

    Stolbek

    83%
    Lower Google Ads cost per conversion
    70%
    Less Meta ad spend for the same 81 website leads, in Canadian dollars
    94%
    More first-page ranking combinations in 30 days

    Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, website work, CRM implementation and AI call handling run as 1 engagement rather than as separate services reporting separately.

    Read the Stolbek case study
    MG Construction & Decks logo

    HOME SERVICES · GROWTH

    MG Construction & Decks

    57%
    Lower Meta cost per lead, from $80.05 to $34.11
    9
    Meta-attributed contracted clients worth at least $225,000 in contracted project value, based on available CRM attribution
    64%
    More top-3 Google rankings, from 42 to 69

    Meta Ads, SEO and website performance work for a deck and construction business selling projects with a $25,000 minimum ticket.

    Read the MG Construction & Decks case study
    Kid N' Play Inflatables logo

    PARTY RENTAL · GOOGLE ADS

    Kid N' Play Inflatables

    15×
    More peak-season leads, from 47 to 708 across May to August
    $52 to $5
    Cost per lead, approximately 90% lower
    2
    HighLead-managed seasons at $5 per lead

    Google Ads for a bounce house and party rental company. Leads are tracked lead actions, not booked rentals, and ad spend rose across the periods.

    Read the Kid N' Play Inflatables case study
    Jax Party Company logo

    PARTY RENTAL · GOOGLE ADS

    Jax Party Company

    2,111
    Tracked leads over 5 months after rebuilding tracking and campaigns
    $18
    Per tracked lead, where prior reporting had shown approximately $755
    285 to 509
    Tracked leads per month

    Conversion tracking rebuilt first, then campaigns restructured and scaled for an event and party rental company. The recalibration period is omitted because counts were not comparable.

    Read the Jax Party Company case study
    iPlayology logo

    INDOOR PLAYGROUND · GOOGLE ADS

    iPlayology

    42%
    Less average monthly ad spend, from $3,038 to $1,767
    $36 to $21
    Average cost per lead
    83 to 86
    Average leads per month across both periods

    Google Ads efficiency work for an indoor playground and party venue: approximately the same monthly lead volume for less spend. Leads are tracked lead actions, not booked parties.

    Read the iPlayology case study

    More results

    The same results also appear where they are most useful: on the channel pages, beside the service that produced them, with the same periods, definitions and qualifications attached.

    How we publish results

    Validated before published

    A figure appears only after it has been checked against the source account, the CRM or the tracking tool it came from.

    Comparison period stated

    Every result names what it is being compared with and over what period. A number without a before and an after is not a result.

    Metric defined

    Leads are tracked lead actions. Rankings are tracked keyword positions. Contracted project value is contracted, not collected. The definition travels with the number.

    Qualifications kept

    Where a figure rests on available attribution, a minimum ticket or a single campaign comparison, we say so in the same sentence rather than in a footnote.

    Client named only with permission

    Names and logos appear only where the client has approved publication. Everything else stays anonymous.

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