Over Half of All Profile Views Turned into an Action.
Most marketing reports lead with the biggest number on the page. I want to lead with a ratio instead, because it says something the big number can’t.
Out of every hundred times this agent’s Google Business Profile was shown in July, fifty-two produced an action. Someone tapped through to the website, asked for directions, sent a message or picked up the phone.
Half. That is not a normal internet conversion rate – and it tells you exactly what kind of channel local search is.
The Situation.
An estate agent competing in a busy patch where several established firms had a head start in local search.
He wasn’t invisible, but he was inconsistent – appearing for some searches, missing from others, and never reliably in the three map listings that get the clicks. And there was a second problem underneath the first: even when someone did find him, the website they landed on didn’t finish the job. It didn’t say clearly what he did, and it said almost nothing about where he covers.
Visibility without a credible landing place is a leak. You pay for it in enquiries you never hear about.
Read the full case study here.