Whitis Contracting builds custom homes in Kentucky. Nobody commissions a house through a contact form, so the phone is the job: of 222 tracked leads, 151 were calls, 62 were forms and 9 were texts. Four things run on this account: Google Ads, Local Services Ads, SEO and the video that feeds them.
Google Ads, Local Services Ads, SEO and video content. Google paid search carries the most: 121 of the tracked leads. Calls, forms and texts are all tracked in WhatConverts, which started on this account in August 2026.
A custom home is not an impulse purchase. Somebody reads for weeks before they ring anybody, so the site has to answer the questions a build actually raises rather than repeat what every contractor says about itself. It is also the surface all four channels land on, which is why the search work can reach it at all.
No performance figures in this section. There is no page level data on this account, and the results section carries no cost per lead at all because no ad spend is loaded yet. What is there is in the ledger, with the system each figure came from.
Tracking went live on this account in August 2026, so everything below covers two months and nothing before them. Every figure is the platform's own count, and where the account cannot answer yet, it says so instead of estimating.
August is the month tracking went live, so it is not a full month of measurement. September is still running, so it is not finished either. That is why the figures above are totals rather than a trend, and why nothing here is presented as growth even though the two months look very different. There is also no cost per lead, because no ad spend is loaded on this account yet. When it is, that figure arrives with it rather than being estimated in the meantime.
Paid search, the ads above the map, the search work underneath both, and the footage that carries them. Point at one to see what it covers.
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Nothing here is licensed from a stock library. Every film on this account was composed vertically for the feed rather than trimmed down from a widescreen master, which is the difference between a shot that was framed and a shot that survived. A custom build takes months, so there is always something worth filming.
A custom home is the largest thing most people ever buy, and it gets researched for months before anybody picks up a phone. So the work has to hold up across all of that rather than just at the moment somebody clicks.
The only figure this section leans on is already on the ledger above. Nothing here claims revenue, a build won or a return on spend, and there is no cost per lead on this account because no ad spend is loaded yet.
Tell us what you sell and which towns you drive to. We will tell you what we would do first, and whether it is worth doing at all.