Google Ads · Austin, TX
One demolition job: $19,485. The campaign’s entire spend: $1,613.
JT Junk Solutions, Austin, TX. Google Ads, Jul–Sep 2026.
- Job value, confirmed by JT Junk Solutions
Job value, confirmed by JT Junk Solutions
- Demolition campaign spend, Jul–Sep 2026
Demolition campaign spend, Jul–Sep 2026
- The job, against the campaign’s full three-month spend
The job, against the campaign’s full three-month spend
That one job was worth more than the whole Google Ads account spent that quarter ($17,904 across every campaign).
Side by side
One job, one campaign, one quarter
Jul–Sep 2026
What the job was worth, and what the ads cost
Job value provided by JT Junk Solutions; Google Ads doesn’t track revenue. Spend figures from Google Ads.
What we did
A demolition ad for demolition searches
On July 17, 2026, we launched a set of new service-specific search campaigns, including a dedicated light demolition and specialty removal campaign, so people searching for demolition see a demolition ad. From launch through September 28 that campaign spent $1,612.53. One of the leads it generated became a $19,485 demolition job.
From the owner
“I have a dedicated team member that handles my account, I get updates every month, and I can message her anytime I need any changes.”
Co-Founder, JT Junk Solutions
How these were measured
Campaign and account spend come from Google Ads via Windsor (account data for July 1 – September 28, 2026, pulled September 29, 2026). The job value is provided by the client: JT Junk Solutions confirmed a $19,485 demolition job from a lead generated by the light demolition and specialty removal campaign. Google Ads doesn’t track revenue, so the job value isn’t an Ads metric. “About 12×” = $19,485 ÷ $1,612.53 (derived).
Your turn
Give every service its own ad
Someone searching for demolition should see a demolition ad. If yours all say “junk removal,” that’s where we start.