Exp. 04 / Paid-to-booking

From paid traffic to booked appointments

An offer, creative-testing framework and booking flow designed as one system.

Hypothesis

Generating clicks would not be enough. The offer, ad message and booking experience needed to support the same service and give the prospect a clear next step.

Lead cost and appointment cost are different measures.

Method

I designed the paid-to-booking system around service tiers and the path after someone responded.

  • Tested creative angles including introductory offers, outcomes, education and urgency.
  • Mapped ad concepts to the services and upsell paths they supported.
  • Connected the booking flow to a post-booking upsell structure.
  • Used pilot results to decide which offers and messages deserved more spend.

The system

OFFERService and introductory message
CREATIVEControlled message and angle tests
BOOKINGClear next step and post-booking path

Framework schematic, not a screenshot of the live campaign.

Result

$120–$150 CPL

Reached within 30 days on $2,000–$5,000 pilot budgets. The pilot provided signal on messages and offers; it does not establish a measured lifetime-value or revenue lift.

Work samples

View the original campaign creative and booking-system write-up.

View campaign assets ↗

Next

I would compare lead-to-appointment and appointment-to-purchase rates by offer before increasing spend. Lower CPL is useful when the leads become the right customers.

Contact

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