Built above
the standard.
A market intelligence and paid media plan built to make IRONWOOD the most trusted name over Nashville homes—from the first weather alert to the signed roof-replacement contract.
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Demand exists.
The opening is trust.
Search volume is deep, but the category is crowded with look-alike claims. The winning position is a faster, more credible homeowner experience: instant authority at the top, useful proof in the middle, and low-friction inspection booking at the bottom.
Win urgent intent on Google. Manufacture future demand on Meta. Use proof, speed, and retargeting to turn “I should get that checked” into a booked inspection.
One market.
Three rings of intent.
The core radius prioritizes fast inspections and dense homeowner pockets. The outer ring adds scalable replacement volume without stretching crews beyond an efficient service footprint.
Greater Nashville opportunity map
Weighted from search demand, homeowner density, replacement economics, competitor fragmentation, and modeled media pressure.
Busy auctions.
Uneven execution.
Modeled spend is concentrated among a few recognizable roofers, yet the competitive gap is clear: aggressive search advertisers often lack differentiated social creative, while brand-heavy advertisers leak bottom-funnel intent.
Competitive media intelligence
| Advertiser | Google Ads | Meta Ads | Total / mo. | Search share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
01 Music City Roof Co.Replacement + storm | $28,400 | $9,600 | $38,000 | |
02 Cumberland ExteriorsRoofing + siding | $22,750 | $13,250 | $36,000 | |
03 Volunteer Roofing GroupInsurance restoration | $19,900 | $15,100 | $35,000 | |
04 Peakline RoofingPremium replacement | $17,300 | $10,700 | $28,000 | |
05 TrueShield RestorationStorm + emergency | $13,650 | $8,350 | $22,000 | |
06 Local long tail12+ smaller advertisers | $18,200 | $9,800 | $28,000 |
Competitive totals are fictional modeled estimates for proposal demonstration—not verified billing data or claims about real businesses.
Visibility × differentiation
GOAL
Google + Meta competitive mix
Make the work
the creative.
IRONWOOD should not advertise like a storm chaser. The strongest content is already on the roof: disciplined crews, clean jobsites, sharp details, local homes, and a process homeowners can see.
From roof anxiety
to signed contract.
The funnel starts before the homeowner searches. Each layer has one job, one message, and one measurable handoff—so awareness activity supports revenue rather than becoming a disconnected “branding” line item.
Base-case 90-day model using an $11,500 blended booked-job value and conservative stage conversion assumptions.
- 01Attention: visible before urgency peaks.
- 02Trust: local proof neutralizes uncertainty.
- 03Action: fast estimate path removes friction.
- 04Recovery: retargeting closes the delay gap.
Weather relevance + homeowner education
Meta video • YouTube reach • Local content • Storm-triggered bursts
Damage signs, roof age, financing hooks
ThruPlay audiences • Engaged visitors • Educational carousels
Proof, comparisons, warranties, local jobs
Case studies • Review creative • Before/after • Retargeting
Free inspection + instant estimate request
Google Search • LSAs • Meta lead forms • Landing pages
Speed-to-lead + inspection booking
CRM automation • Call tracking • SMS follow-up • Scheduler
Inspection follow-up + signed agreement
Estimate nurture • Sales pipeline • Offline conversion upload
“Your roof may already be telling you.”
Short-form creative makes hidden risk visible without leaning on fear or generic storm-chaser language.
“Built here. Backed here.”
Local project proof, crew faces, warranty detail, reviews, and transparent process create believable authority.
“Book a free 15-point inspection.”
One offer, clear expectations, immediate scheduling, and a mobile-first landing experience.
“Still deciding? See the roof next door.”
Project-radius retargeting and estimate follow-up keep IRONWOOD present through a considered decision.
$66K.
Three disciplined phases.
The plan scales only after signal quality is proven. Google carries the highest-intent load; Meta creates and recaptures demand; YouTube and display extend local authority and improve assisted conversion.
Click a month to inspect the mix
Establish baseline CPL by service line, validate keyword economics, launch core creative angles, and verify lead-quality feedback loops.
Measured to revenue.
Not just leads.
Targets use ranges because auctions, weather, sales speed, financing, and inspection capacity all move outcomes. The operating goal is to beat the base case through better lead quality—not by inflating lead volume.
Performance guardrails
Ranges are directional mock projections and require validation against actual close rates, service mix, margins, weather, call handling, and CRM disposition data.
Revenue potential
Modeled media ROAS
Revenue is not profit. Model excludes cancellations, claim denials, financing fallout, labor/material cost, overhead, management fees, and creative production.
Launch clean.
Learn fast. Scale hard.
A strong media plan fails without clean conversion data and rapid lead handling. The first two weeks are intentionally operational: tracking, routing, landing experience, creative proof, and call-response standards.
Instrument
GA4, call tracking, form events, CRM stages, offline conversion uploads, and source-of-lead reporting.
Launch
Service-line search campaigns, LSAs, core landing pages, local proof creative, and retargeting pools.
Refine
Search terms, geography, dayparting, offer hierarchy, call quality, audience exclusions, and creative winners.
Scale
Increase budgets by proven service line, trigger storm bursts, expand project-radius ads, and feed sales outcomes back.
Approve a 90-day, $66K market-entry sprint.
Lead with roof replacement and urgent repair on Google, use Meta to build local memory and retarget consideration, and keep 10.6% of working media available for video/display reach. Gate scaling behind qualified-lead rate, booked-inspection cost, and signed-job attribution.
with guardrails