Promo banners that blend in
Percent-off and BOGO graphics look exactly like the big brands’ ads, and homeowners scroll past expecting the same high-pressure visit.
Homeowners don’t search for new windows until a room gets uncomfortable enough. On Facebook and Instagram you can show them the fix while they’re still putting up with the draft.
Percent-off and BOGO graphics look exactly like the big brands’ ads, and homeowners scroll past expecting the same high-pressure visit.
A manufacturer’s photo of a perfect window in a perfect house says nothing about who shows up, how they cut out the old frame, or what the trim looks like after.
An instant form collects a name and a phone number but not how many openings, so nobody can tell a single slider from a whole house until the call.
We film a single window or patio door from old frame out to the final bead of caulk, cut into short vertical and square versions.
Ads open on the cold spot by the couch, the afternoon glare in the kitchen, or the slider that takes two hands to open.
Patio and entry door buyers get their own creative, because they’re solving one opening, not planning a whole-house project.
The landing page leads with the per-window range and asks how many openings before it shows your measurement calendar.
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They work when they look local and answer price early. Window replacement is a planned purchase, and Facebook reaches homeowners while they’re still living with the problem, before they start collecting quotes.
We don’t put a savings number in the ad. Savings depend on the home, the old windows, and how it’s heated and cooled. The ads show the comfort difference, and your estimator talks specifics in the home.
We usually send clicks to a page. It can show the range and ask how many openings, which a two-field form can’t. If an instant form is in the mix, it asks the opening count too.
When the weather makes old windows obvious: cold snaps and the first hot stretch. Comfort hooks land best then. A smaller steady budget the rest of the year keeps measurements on the calendar between those stretches.
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