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A sample client, Summit Ridge Home Loans. Dana runs marketing there. Every number is invented; the product is real.
How did the ads do this week?
Google did the heavy lifting, Meta held steady, and LinkedIn had its best week yet: three agent inquiries from about $240.
About $1,750 across the five campaigns, on pace for the usual $7,600 a month. VA home loans Colorado is still the one bringing applications: six this week from about $640. Refinance spent about $450 for plenty of clicks and one application. The first-time buyer guide on Meta is steady under the Credit category, and the Meta realtor campaign is small and quiet.
Two changes I would make. Move about $150 a week from Refinance to the VA campaign, and pause the three Refinance keywords that spend without ever converting. Both are waiting for your OK.
Do both. And show me the first-time buyer ad you made.
Both applied on Google. The VA campaign has the extra budget from tomorrow and the three keywords are paused.
The first-time buyer ad is below with the other three creatives, each checked against your compliance policy: Equal Housing Lender and the NMLS line are in every one, and there is not a rate or a promise anywhere. They are in Approvals, and nothing runs until you say so.
Four ads Republic designed for the sample client. The disclosures are in the picture.