Case study: Mosquito Control
Mosquito control: 31 service requests in 4 months
Ten mosquito-control keywords, four months and 31 service requests: a focused campaign with a $125 monthly scope. Eight of the targets reached page one.
- Trade
- Mosquito Control
- Scope
- 10 keywords
- Period
- 4 months
- Package
- Route ($125/mo)
- 31service requests
- 8 of 10keywords on page one
- 4months
A service-specific keyword set
Mosquito control was the subject of this campaign. The recorded scope was 10 keywords, delivered through a $125 monthly package over four months. That package maps to Route in our current pricing.
The campaign summary does not identify the operator, its territory or the calendar months involved. Its four-month duration should therefore not be read as a documented spring-to-summer schedule.
Visibility and requests
Eight of the ten targets reached page one. The associated result was 31 service requests during the campaign, rather than a stated monthly request rate.
A service request is an opportunity for the operator to qualify the property, explain the available treatment and discuss a quote. The summary does not say how many became paid visits or seasonal agreements, and it supplies no revenue total.
Using the evidence in your own planning
For an operator considering mosquito services, the relevant comparison is the narrow service focus. A small keyword set is easier to relate to a specific offer than a campaign spanning every pest and treatment.
Your own plan should take account of coverage, route capacity and the type of mosquito service offered. Those are considerations for a new audit, not additional historical facts about this client.
What it means for a pest control company
The recorded outcome combines page-one visibility with 31 requests for one service category. Use it as evidence of a completed campaign, then assess your market separately before selecting a package.