Project Date: April 2017

The Windowman

Requirements: Generate qualified leads by improving overall digital presence with powerful images, a new website, and a small PPC campaign with an emphasis on a new geographic market.
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When we first met Steve Krolic, the Windowman, he was nearly living the dream: his window washing business kept him busy in Vermont during the summer, and afforded him the ability to travel to Florida every winter.

The trouble for Steve was that he wanted to grow his business in Florida as well. Despite having a website that touted his presence in both markets, Steve’s business was only booming in the north, and mostly from word of mouth.

Steve’s work speaks for itself, so the biggest hurdle was to land the first few clients. After reviewing his digital presence we established a straightforward plan:

  • Capture high impact photos for use in all web media
  • Build a single page site with a clear call to action
  • Leverage local SEO (Google maps, Yelp)
  • Target just the right “Googlers” with pay-per-click ads

Once work began, we knew this was a project to get excited about. We were confident he would see results, and that he did! Following the launch of the website and the ad campaigns Steve reached out to let us know that he had already made appointments with clients in Florida who had found him via his new website.

Within the first two months this project paid for itself. The ROI was there, Steve was happy, and we got to do what we love!


Services

Digital Marketing Strategy
Graphic Design
Photography
PPC Advertising
Web Development

Industries

Small Business

Client

The Windowman

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