Industry Guide · 4 of 16 chapters published
Homeowners call a roofer after a storm or a leak, often collect three bids, and search a page crowded with lead sellers and national remodelers. These sixteen chapters build a Google Ads account in the order that works, using real searches, websites and homeowner reviews from one example market, Minneapolis-St. Paul. The method works for roofing companies anywhere in the US.
New to Google Ads? Start with Chapter 1. Each chapter builds on the last.
Count booked inspections, not quote-tool clicks, and know what a sold roof is worth
Win the searches where homeowners hire, then the storm searches nobody predicts
Settings that keep your budget inside your service area
More reach once the account knows what a sold roof looks like
Insurance jobs, lead sellers and the rules on roofing offers
The order matters as much as the campaigns. Each step waits until the one before it has taught Google something.
Exact match on the searches where homeowners hire a roofer, plus your company name.
Pay-per-lead ads in the Roofers category, once reviews are solid and someone answers every call.
Broad match with a target CPA, once booked inspections reach about 30 a month.
Only after months of clean data, with its landing pages fenced in.
Video and images before storm season, and Google's newest automation kept away from insurance promises.
Read in order. Tracking and the job math come before the first keyword.
Chapter 01 →Check what counts as a conversion and which settings are on. Quote-tool clicks counted as leads and ads shown outside your service area are two common leaks.
Chapter 09 →Examples come from Minneapolis-St. Paul roofers, described as we found them. Run the same steps in your own market.
Chapter 05 →We build roofing accounts in this order. See our Google Ads management.
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