Case study · LET Electrical · Solar

Every lead closed that week. Average order up from £8,500 to over £14,000.

High conversion first, scale second

£2,000 to start, then nothing until your first deal.

Two of the LET Electrical team in front of a house with solar panels
01The write-upLET Electrical

Lewis was running Meta Ads with another provider before joining us.

Since joining them, his average order value had plummeted from £11,000 all the way down to £8,500.

All because they were running package price ads and encouraging him to be more and more competitive on the price, month over month.

He vividly described to me a situation where he had invested hours into speccing and designing a system that was a perfect fit for a homeowner, with quite a long cable route and other considerations.

He arrived at their property for the survey, presented the system and was immediately met with "thats not how much the advert said!"

He explained that the advertisement was a from price, and where the additional cost came from.

The homeowner took out their phone and showed him a screenshot of the advertisement that was running - saying they wouldn't go ahead if it weren't on that same price they saw online.

Imagine how demoralising that is.

You're just trying to deliver the appropriate solution for a homeowner and are being undercut by your very own advertisement, that doesn't have the full context.

When Lewis moved over to us managing his campaigns, he was actually still contracted in with his old agency.

He was paying our fees AND theirs for 6 weeks.

He knew that the opportunity cost of waiting any longer would far outweigh one month of the agency's fees who had locked him in.

We hit the ground running and within a week he was all guns blazing.

He recorded this video a few weeks into the campaign and while I'm still trying to figure out if he wanted to record the video to give us feedback or show off his VERY impressive close rate, the feedback is great nonetheless.

He was 100% close rate on our leads that week and since then we've continued to supply him and his new sales team with plentiful opportunities for them to work.

Not to mention his average order value skyrocketing from £8.5k with the previous agency all the way up to £14.5k with us.

Full transcriptRead the full transcript1 min read · 319 words · open ▾

▶ 0:00Hi, everyone. It's Lewis here from Electrical and Renewables. Just doing a honest testimonial for for the guys at Solar and Steroids, and this is completely straight up honest. I'm literally just driving away from an appointment I've just closed. So I'm actually a hundred percent conversion rate this week on their leads, which is free out of free.

▶ 0:20Three out of three appointments and three closes this week. And the the team there, the Joe and Jude are just fantastic. They're always at the end of the line. You WhatsApp them at any time. They will literally respond, and they'll do their absolute most to to make it successful campaign. Constantly doing updates, changing little bits, tweaking little bits here and there, and they're just absolutely fantastic.

▶ 0:47Some people might be a bit apprehensive about them coming out and doing the video in and that's all of it, but they absolutely make it easy, and the ads do absolutely smash. The the we've used other people before, and we was we was never getting the lead quality that we're getting now. Yeah. Other than that, I can't really say much more.

▶ 1:04They're just always there if you need them. They give you their honest opinion as well. If they if you I was because I'm always pushing to scale. They're like, sometimes, let's just get this bit, get that bit right, get this bit before we push it. We hit that we've hit the golden golden ads, and then now we're scaling up and and pushing on from there, and the results are coming through.

▶ 1:23I think we sold about I think I was closed about fifty three percent, conversion rate last last month on their leads alone. And then our average order value has gone from around eleven thousand up to about fourteen, fifteen thousand in the last two months. So, yeah, this is my honest feedback.

02Client notes

LET Electrical

Note 1Problem

A plummeting AOV (average order value) of £8.5k sends Lewis over the edge.

Lewis came to us from another agency running package price ads. They were forcing him to show progressively lower and lower prices to remain competitive against the very same companies that they were advertising for (death spiral). His AOV had been pushed down to £8.5k. The final straw was him spending a few hours putting together a detailed proposal and system design for a customer with more bespoke needs, only to be shown his very own £7,995 ad, completely negating his hard work and the lengths he had gone to for the prospect.

Note 2Results

Average order: £11,000 before price ads, £8,500 after them, over £14,000 with us, as Lewis scales to 2 surveyors.

Swapping from leading with a bargain price to leading with expertise was the best move Lewis could have ever made. His AOV shot up and the quality of the prospects he was speaking to made his business not only more profitable but more enjoyable to operate.

03On the job27 photos

LET Electrical, on the job.

Stills from their latest shoot day with us. Tap any photo to see it large.

  • A LET Electrical installer beside a solar inverter he fitted indoors
  • A portrait of a LET Electrical installer at a home with a solar roof
  • A home battery fitted by LET Electrical against a brick wall
  • A LET Electrical installer celebrating under a newly fitted solar roof
  • A LET Electrical installer pointing to a home battery he fitted
  • A LET Electrical installer outside a home with the solar panels he fitted
  • A flint cottage with a solar panel system fitted by LET Electrical
  • An aerial view of a home with solar panels fitted by LET Electrical
  • A row of solar panels fitted by LET Electrical on a tiled roof
  • A LET Electrical installer standing beside a tall battery fitted in a garage
  • A LET Electrical installer pointing up at a solar roof on a large brick house
  • A battery and inverter fitted on a brick wall of a house by LET Electrical
  • A LET Electrical installer wiring an inverter above a home battery on the side of a house
  • A LET Electrical installer giving two thumbs up in front of a house with a solar panel roof
  • A white wall-mounted home battery fitted in a garage by LET Electrical
  • A smiling LET Electrical installer crouching beside a newly fitted battery and inverter on a brick wall
  • A LET Electrical installer standing on garden steps in front of a brick house with solar panels
  • An LET Electrical installer chatting with a homeowner in front of a home with new solar panels
  • A LET Electrical installer crouching to work on a battery beside meter boxes in a side passage
  • Three of the LET Electrical team standing together outside a house with solar panels on the roof
  • A LET Electrical installer crouching to set up a home battery on a brick wall
  • A smiling LET Electrical installer standing beside a newly fitted home battery under a brick carport
  • A LET Electrical installer checking a home battery fitted outside a white rendered house
  • The LET Electrical team outside a bungalow with new solar panels on the roof
  • A white solar battery fitted on a brick wall in a garage by LET Electrical
  • The LET Electrical team flexing in front of a bungalow they fitted with solar panels
  • A white home battery with an isolator switch fitted outside a house by LET Electrical
04Their ads114 ads

What we ran.

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