What to advertise
Separate carpet, upholstery and end-of-tenancy enquiries so you can see which jobs justify the travel time.
Google Ads for carpet and upholstery cleaners
Reach people searching for carpet or sofa cleaning nearby. Plan the campaigns around the jobs you want, and measure the bookings you can actually attend.
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Separate carpets, rugs and upholstery
What customers need before they enquire
List the areas you cover. Ask about room count, fabric type and parking or access when collecting quote requests.
How to measure booked work
Measure accepted quotes and completed jobs. Compare gross profit after travel and labour when deciding which postcodes to expand.
Cleans with different kit and time
Carpets in a home
Ask how many rooms and whether they need the furniture moved. A whole house is a different slot from one lounge.
A sofa or mattress
Upholstery is slower and uses different tools. Give it a page that says which fabrics you take.
An end-of-tenancy or a stain emergency
End of tenancy has a deadline. A single stain may not be worth a visit unless it sits on an existing route. Say which you accept.
What the booking should confirm
Property postcode, what needs cleaning, and a time you can reach with the van. Track attended cleans. A quote for a job you cannot fit into the day is not a booking.
Example campaign decision
A small job close to another booking can make sense where a stand-alone appointment farther away would not. Compare accepted quotes by postcode and use a minimum booking value where it reflects how you price the work.
What this looks like in practice
Two nearby sofa cleans can make a worthwhile afternoon round. Ask about the fabric and access before quoting and use completed jobs to see which postcodes pay once you include driving time.
Questions before you spend on ads
How do I avoid travelling too far for a small clean?
Ask for the postcode, fabric and room count before quoting. Check whether nearby jobs can share a route before opening up a new area.
How do I work out what I paid for the work?
Add Google ad spend and management fees, then divide that by the number of completed cleaning jobs linked to those ads. Include any setup fee in a separate first-month calculation. Use the same period for spend and results, and keep repeat calls, cancellations and unfinished enquiries out of the final count.
Questions from local owners
Is a cheap ‘from’ price a good idea?
Only if it matches a real job, such as one room. A from-price for a whole house creates calls you then have to re-quote.
How local should the ads be?
As local as the route. Add a town when you can pair the job with another visit, not because the click is cheap.
What proves the campaign worked?
Cleans you attended and were paid for, grouped by carpet and upholstery, after travel time.
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Tell us what you want to sell, where you can travel and which enquiries are worth taking.
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