BG Plumbing
- Clicks
- 3,280
- Conversions
- 871
- Conv. rate
- 26.55%
- Cost / conv.
- A$36.33
Air conditioning is a seasonal, high-ticket, quote-heavy trade. The marketing has to bring people who are ready to buy a system, not people pricing one for next year. We run it for two Perth installers and the method is on this page. Installers call it HVAC marketing; customers call it air conditioning; we cover both.
Ducted installs and changeovers first, split installs second, servicing and repairs if you want them. Residential or commercial. Brands you install. That decides the campaigns and the pages.
Air conditioning searches in Australia double from October and peak in the first heatwave. We pull the demand by month for your city so the budget follows it instead of fighting it.
Ducted, split, servicing, each with its own budget, ad copy and landing page. Negatives for portable, car, repair guides, Bunnings, Kmart and every DIY variant. Brand terms (Daikin, Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, Panasonic) folded into the install campaigns rather than given their own. Call and form tracking throughout. The full build is on Google Ads for air conditioning.
Ducted cost searches are the open goal in this trade: nobody in Perth had a ducted cost calculator or a cost-by-house-size page when we checked, and the terms are low difficulty. We build the calculator; it filters the quotes before they reach you.
Service pages, brand sections, suburb pages for the areas you install in, a Google Business Profile that holds the map pack through winter. Detail on SEO for air conditioning.
A pre-season campaign in September and October to people in the suburbs you install in, with the from-price and the install lead time. Air conditioning is one of the few trades where Meta reliably works, because the purchase is planned.
Calls and forms to the keyword and the channel, reported in plain English. That is the whole of HVAC marketing as we run it: no retainers for strategy decks, no channel you cannot measure.
Show the systems you install with from-prices or a calculator, show the brands, show the licence (ARCtick and the electrical licence), show real install photos, and make the quote request take thirty seconds on a phone. HVAC website design that leads with a slideshow and a contact form loses to the installer who publishes a ducted price range. We build the site, host it and wire the tracking in before launch.
Plug in your numbers. Budget, your average sale, a realistic close rate. We'll model three scenarios (conservative, moderate, optimistic) and show you what the return really looks like on paper.
go on. run it.
Fill in your parameters and hit Calculate to see projections.
Trades and service businesses, mostly. The discipline is the same for industrial: find the searches that convert, own them, and stop paying for the rest.
Month to month, no lock-in, one invoice. Garo runs the strategy, Danny runs the tracking. Every trade we work with is on the marketing for tradies hub.
Same page for other trades: marketing for electricians and marketing for pest control operators.
Google Ads by system type for people ready to buy, a website that answers the cost question, local SEO for the map pack and suburb searches, and a Meta campaign before summer. In that order.
Ad spend runs higher in season and lower in winter, plus a flat management fee. The right spend varies, and the ROI calculator shows what a budget needs to bring in to pay for itself. Ducted install clicks cost the most. We quote the fee on the first call.
By showing up for the system type and the suburb with a price range on the page. The installers who publish a ducted cost range get fewer tyre kickers and more booked quotes than the ones who say call for a quote.
At a reduced budget, for servicing, repairs and reverse cycle heating. Pausing completely means the campaign relearns in spring and the map pack loses momentum.
Yes, as a separate campaign. Commercial terms are expensive ($20 a click in Perth) and the sales cycle is longer, so it gets its own budget and page rather than being mixed with residential.
We'll show you the demand by month for your city.
Send a quick note. We'll get back same day, usually within an hour. No automated replies, no sales sequence, just Garo.