Case study · Quantum Electrical · Solar

We've never seen anything like it

Mason praises our approach and efforts with a testimonial early on into his campaign.

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

The Quantum Electrical team with their van on a scaffolded job
01The write-upQuantum Electrical

This testimonial was recorded 12 days into the campaign.

On our minimum ad spend, Mason had already secured a cost per lead of £26–£27.

People were already recognising him from the videos, they would reference the videos ads they'd seen when he arrived for the survey.

The trust was already there before he even walked through the door.

We get this feedback very often, even if its not the same person in the ads as who comes to survey the property.

You've put a face to the company, which is more than most are willing to do but is a bit part of what customers are looking for.

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▶ 0:00Hello, hello, hello. It's Mason from Quantum Electrical and Solar. So yeah, a little testimonial for solar and steroids. Now, we are 12 days into our campaign, I believe, and our cost per lead at the minute is running at around £26, £27 per lead, which is insane. Considering we're working off of their minimum ad spend, yeah, we've never quite seen anything like it. So fair play to the guys. They're very responsive, all very, very knowledgeable, very professional, and they're there.

▶ 0:27You know, the palm of your hand should and if you need them. But yeah, I mean, we're 12 days into our campaign, and just the quality of lead as well is just insane. It's so much better than what any people have worked with previously. I mean, even from a touch point point of view, you know, where we're shooting the ads, I can appreciate people are probably a little bit sceptical about, you know, doing some shoots and things like that, but the guys make it so easy when you're there. They know what they're doing, they know the things that you need to be saying, and it definitely worked because you can tell when you turn up to a survey, they're like, oh, hey, you're the guy from the video. Now that's, you know, from a touch point point of view, that's massive.

▶ 1:05If you can get your back end sorted out and you've got your automation sorted and your nurturing sequences sorted out, you know, once you turn up on site, by that point with Sonar or Sarah's work, they would have had about four or five touch points with you already, which is, you know, a massive, massive difference. So yeah, on the whole, really, really pleased. Still early days into the campaign, but yeah, so far so good. Very impressed.

02Client notes

Quantum Electrical

Note 1Problem

Short of anything but ambition, Mason & Harry set out to transition Quantum Electrical to Quantum Solar and needed a specialist to help them do it.

Having been referred by Frazer (Current Renewables), Mason got started. His cheeky chappy, Essex boy attitude came off unbelievably well on camera and we just KNEW that the campaign would fly before we even launched it.

Note 2Results

Mason said that he had never seen anything like it.

The people who were enquiring wanted to work with him specifically and saw great benefit in his electrical background, that we demonstrated with clarity through the video ads. Twelve days in, on our minimum spend, Mason was paying £26–£27 per lead, and booked up for weeks.

03On the job25 photos

Quantum Electrical, on the job.

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

  • A Quantum Electrical engineer checking a newly fitted home battery
  • A Quantum Electrical installer celebrating a finished solar install on a family home
  • An EV charger fitted to a brick wall by Quantum Electrical
  • An aerial view of a home with solar panels fitted by Quantum Electrical
  • A Quantum Electrical installer with a home battery fitted in a garage
  • A Quantum Electrical installer outside a home with a finished solar install
  • Black solar panels on a tiled roof, fitted by Quantum Electrical
  • A Quantum Electrical installer checking a home battery fitted in a garage
  • A Quantum Electrical installer sitting beside a newly fitted home battery
  • A Quantum Electrical installer showing a home battery fitted in a utility room
  • A Quantum Electrical installer pointing up at new solar panels on a home
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer crouching beside a newly fitted home battery
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer leaning on a gate beside a home battery install
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer smiling up at the solar panels on a brick house
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer with folded arms beside the company van and a new solar roof
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer at an open garage below a new solar panel roof
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer standing in a garden below a roof of new solar panels
  • A white solar battery installed in a garage next to a hot water cylinder by Quantum Electrical
  • A new solar panel roof fitted on a brick garage by Quantum Electrical
  • A smiling Quantum Electrical solar installer standing on the scaffold beside new roof panels
  • A floor-standing solar battery fitted beside a brick house by Quantum Electrical
  • A Quantum Electrical solar installer standing full length on a roof scaffold by new solar panels
  • Close view of new solar panels fitted on a tiled roof by Quantum Electrical
  • A white solar battery mounted on a brick wall, installed by Quantum Electrical
  • An electric car charger fitted on a brick wall by Quantum Electrical

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