Quote shoppers move fast.
Someone planning a move often sends quote requests to several companies in the same evening. The first mover to reply with a clear next step has the edge.
I'm Sebastian Bembi. I run Facebook and Instagram ads for owner-run moving companies and set up the quick replies and follow-up that moving leads need, since most people ask more than one company for a quote.
Book a 15-minute callSomeone planning a move often sends quote requests to several companies in the same evening. The first mover to reply with a clear next step has the edge.
Most moves land near the first of the month and through the summer, so the weeks in between are where an empty truck costs you. That is where ads can do the most.
Plenty of people ask for a quote weeks before their move and then disappear. Without a reminder closer to their date, that job goes to whoever reaches them then.
Ads aimed at the moves you want, whether that is apartments, full homes or offices, shown to people in your area. Open mid-month dates can get their own ad.
Every request gets a text right away asking for the move date, the size of the place and both addresses, so you can quote faster.
Leads sit in one pipeline by stage and move date, so you can see which weeks are filling up and which still have room.
Quotes that haven't booked get a short check-in, which matters most when the move is still weeks away.
A page that shows what you move, your license and insurance details, your reviews and a short quote form. It comes with the service while it runs.
What's included
The work guarantee
If the ads are live for 30 days and you're not getting leads, I work the next month free until you are. I don't do money-back (if I've run your budget I've done the work), but I'm not going to keep charging you while it's not producing.
Proof, from a different industry
This campaign was for Train4Speed, a sports performance trainer in Los Angeles, not a moving company. It's the result I can show you today. Results vary by offer, budget, and market.
A good fit if you run a licensed moving company with trucks and crews that sit idle on some weeks, and you want those weeks booked before they arrive.
That's one of the better uses for them. An ad can point at your open dates, and the budget can go up in slow weeks and down when you're booked solid.
The form asks about the size of the move and the date up front, which screens out some of the price-only shoppers before you spend time quoting. The weekly report tracks lead quality so the targeting can change.
No. The ad can send people to a focused quote page. If you want a proper site, one with up to five core pages comes with the service while it runs.
There's no lock-in. You can cancel with 14 days' written notice, and the service runs through the period you've already paid for.
Book 15 minutes. We'll look at your area, the work you want more of, and whether the numbers make sense. If they don't, I'll say so.
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