How one multi-location cleaning company used Client Sumo’s omnichannel system to drive consistent, scalable growth.
New clients closed
Total ad spend across Meta & Google
Return on ad spend (ROAS)
Increase in lead flow
CLEANY had a stellar reputation and strong referral base—but their pipeline was not predictable. Aside from word of mouth, their marketing involved purchasing shared leads and spending money on unqualified clicks through Yelp.
By tightly integrating Meta lead generation with Google high-intent search campaigns, we built a predictable pipeline of qualified homeowners ready to invest in premium cleaning services.
Banded cold + warm campaigns drove awareness and mid-funnel education for affluent homeowners, using short-form project highlights and client testimonials.
Cost per lead under $10 for in-service-area homeowners
Warm audiences re-targeted with gallery and "before & after" creatives
Lead forms pre-qualified budget and timeline before the call
High-intent search campaigns captured homeowners actively looking for house cleaning services and pushed them straight into the consultation funnel.
Meta filled the top and middle of the funnel. Google harvested high-intent demand. Together, they created a compounding effect on booked projects.
$36k in immediate cash collected
193 new clients sold
Lead-to-conversion above 18%
It's important to note this client was a multi-location franchise, not a single-operator cleaning business. That gave them several structural advantages:
Multiple territories = larger total audience
Larger team capacity
Dedicated sales support
Ability to handle higher lead volume
Most single-location companies will not aim for 193 new clients in 60 days — and that’s completely fine.
Every click—from Meta or Google—landed on a purpose-built funnel that made it effortless for qualified homeowners to request a quote.
Their sales team, which consisted of three virtual assistants, would dial the leads immediately and book them on the schedule. Unresponsive leads enrolled in a 30 day follow-up sequence via email & SMS marketing.
Fast-loading, mobile-first landing pages with scroll-light layouts
Above-the-fold proof: real service photos, badges, and social proof
Short, high-intent forms: project type, budget range, and timeline
Automated follow-up to confirm appointments and reduce no-shows

Ads: Showcasing the beginning-to-end experience of requesting a quote to completed service.

Landing Page: Compelling offer, social proof, clear next steps to optimize conversion rates.
"This is very successful so far. Like better than anything we ever did before... I'm just excited to do the same for all the other territories. This is a secret sauce and it's working."
Owner - CLEANY Toronto, ON
Olga S.
This type of system tends to work best for companies that:
Want predictable lead flow
Are ready to handle more bookings
Prefer owning their pipeline vs renting leads
Have basic fulfillment capacity in place
No pressure, no long pitch—just a clear look at the numbers and whether this model fits your goals.
They converted 100 new clients in the first month, and 193 within two months.
Ideally you want to be on both. That said, it depends on your market and budget. We work with many companies who achieve great results sticking to a singular ad channel.
Yes. We typically start with whatever assets you have, then build ad creative around clear messaging, simple visuals, and social proof. As new project photos come in, we fold them into higher-performing creative sets.
Yes. Most home services follow a similar lead generation and sales process, and our systems have validated for multiple industries.