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More quote-ready kitchen enquiries—without low budgets and “just looking” messages.
Kitchens are high-ticket. This works best when you qualify hard and move good leads to a survey.
Unsure what to lead with? Start with full refits, then expand.
The goal is fewer enquiries, but more survey-ready homeowners—filtered by scope, budget, timeframe, and service area.
Make the promise clear and set expectations so you attract the right scope and budgets.
Ask only what you need to book a survey with the right people.
Tight follow-up and simple routing so hot leads book surveys before they go cold.
Kitchen creative needs to do two jobs: prove you can deliver and pre-qualify the project (scope, budget band, and readiness).
Transformation proof sells: real photos, quick walkthroughs, and local reviews.
Use budget bands and “not a fit if…” messaging to reduce low-intent enquiries.
Shaker, handleless, modern, traditional. Speak to what they’re actually buying.
Explain the next step: call → survey/showroom visit → quote. Less back-and-forth.
If you project-manage trades, say it clearly. It’s a major differentiator.
Small kitchen solutions, clever storage, layout improvements. Practical sells.
Short playbooks to improve lead quality, response times, and booked surveys.
Budget bands + design-stage questions to reduce time-wasters and book better surveys.
When instant forms win, when landing pages win, and the hybrid setup that usually works best.
The 5-minute rule and first-touch scripts that help you win the lead before competitors reply.
Better questions, exclusions, and budget gates to cut spam without killing volume.
Instant WhatsApp notifications with the right fields, dedupe, and follow-up reminders.
Supporting posts to help you improve CPL and book more surveys.
Kitchens are won on follow-up. This workflow keeps response times tight and moves the right leads to a survey.
1) Lead captured
Capture postcode, scope, budget band, timeframe, and stage so you can prioritise properly.
2) Instant notification
Auto-confirm the enquiry, then push it to WhatsApp (or your CRM) with key fields.
3) First contact + booking
Aim for ≤5 minutes. Confirm scope/budget, then book a survey or showroom appointment.
4) Outcome capture
Log stages (appointment booked, quote sent, deposit paid) so the ads optimise towards revenue.
We track what matters for kitchens: bookings, quotes, and sales—not just lead volume.
With these stages, we optimise towards revenue outcomes, not enquiries that never book a visit.
Quick answers before you enquire.
Yes—if you qualify hard. We filter for budget band, decision-maker, timeframe, and service area so you book more surveys and fewer time-wasters.
Set expectations in the ads, then capture budget band and stage in the form; if they won’t share a rough budget or timeline, they usually aren’t ready to book.
Yes—campaigns are built by scope. If you want full refits, the creative and questions focus on full rip-outs/layout changes; doors/worktops can be a separate campaign.
Aim for ≤5 minutes. The first helpful response often wins the survey, and we can route leads to WhatsApp/CRM for quick replies.
Either. Lead Ads can book surveys fast; landing pages qualify harder (portfolio, process, budget) and track better as you scale.
At minimum: qualified lead, survey booked, quote sent, and sale won (deposit). That feedback keeps optimisation tied to revenue.
It depends on your area and capacity, but many kitchen campaigns start around £30–£100/day for a proper test. You pay Meta directly.
30-day pilot (you cover ad spend). If you continue after the pilot it’s £500/month (ad spend separate).
Tell me your area, average job value, and your ideal kitchen project. I’ll reply personally and, if it’s a fit, I’ll send next steps.
Prefer to pick a time instantly? Book a call.
