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3rd party click tracking tools
ie. Hyros, Click Magick. Anyone using one? I use Click Magick - after moving to it, I don't think I could live without it for real time ad costs. See image of FB ads manager vs. Click Magick report, same channel & time of day. They lag a little. Google ads platform is usually way behind in reporting real time conversions.
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1 like • Oct 10
Hyros user over here. We’ve never tried Click Magick. Lots more attribution software companies popping up recently. I’m sure they all have some benefits.
Ā Scaling Pay-Per-Lead The Hard Way (Then The Smart Way)
I’ve been in the performance space for a while. We’ve built and run ad campaigns across a bunch of local service niches (electrical, lighting, automation, etc.), and recently started scaling a proper pay-per-lead model across a few cities. Here’s what I’ve learned the hard way so far: - Tracking and client transparency kill most early PPL models. If the client doesn’t trust your numbers, they stop paying fast. - Lead quality is 90% about offer positioning, not ad targeting. Once we switched from ā€œFree Quoteā€ to ā€œFree Home Safety Check,ā€ our CPL dropped and close rate tripled. - Automation only matters if it fits the client. Fancy tech means nothing if their office still writes quotes on paper. We’re now using AI to follow up with leads, score them based on response behavior, and feed real-time lead quality data back into the ads. It’s getting scary good. Curious.. for those already deep into this model: šŸ‘‰ What’s the biggest bottleneck you’re still running into when scaling pay-per-lead? Let’s trade notes and see if we can shortcut each other’s learning curve.
1 like • Oct 9
@Billy Robinson Good question, we’re not using Leadbyte or LeadProsper right now. We built a lightweight internal system that scores and tags leads in real time, then only pushes the qualified ones into the client’s CRM or SMS alerts. Keeps the logic clean and avoids all the extra moving parts. Curious how you’re routing yours? using LeadProsper or something custom?
1 like • Oct 10
@Jƶran Block we built our own AI tools. We didn’t increase our lead rate (yet) but definitely have a higher stick rate & happier customers. We’re going to be testing/ optimizing a lot more to get things super dialed.
How Often Do You Refresh Your Offer Before CPL Creeps Up?
One thing I’ve noticed scaling local pay-per-lead campaigns is that even strong offers start fatiguing faster than expected. Our sweet spot has been rotating hooks or offers every 10 to 14 days, even when keeping the same targeting and creative. For example: ā€œFree Quoteā€ → ā€œFree Home Safety Checkā€ → ā€œ$25 Off Any Serviceā€ Same audience, completely different lead cost. Curious what others are seeing. How often do you change up your offer or angle before lead costs rise? And what kind of offer variations have given you the biggest drop in CPL lately?
1 like • Oct 9
That’s actually a solid process. Love the ā€œdirty words testā€ idea. Makes a lot of sense in national where fatigue curves are way slower. For local, I’ve found the biggest factor isn’t always the creative itself but the offer resonance window. People see the same electrician or plumber ad in their feed multiple times a month, so even small shifts in the headline or incentive reset performance fast. I like your sandbox testing setup though. Might borrow that approach to validate new angles before building full creatives. Are you running those with broad targeting or feeding existing lookalikes?
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Welcome to Pay Per Lead Nation! We're excited to have you join our community of agency owners making the switch from retainers to results. Drop a comment below and tell us: 1. What's your name and where are you located? 2. What's your current agency situation? (SMMA, freelancer, just starting, etc.) 3. What niche are you interested in or currently working in? The more we know about you, the better we can help! Plus, you'll find others in similar situations to connect with. Let's build this community together! šŸš€ Comment below this thread!
1 like • Oct 7
Hey everyone, I’m Lowell , based in Kelowna, BC (Canada) šŸ‘‹ I’ve been in digital marketing and SaaS for over a decade, currently run several companies including a performance-based lead gen division focused on local home service niches (electrical, lighting, automation, etc.). I’m here because we’re scaling our Pay Per Lead model across multiple cities and I’m looking to connect with others who are doing the same... comparing systems, tracking setups, and creative strategies that actually convert. Excited to learn, contribute, and share what’s working. Let’s build something big here.
Unbounce landing page question…
Is it me or does Unbounce not let you optimise one page both for mobile and web? When I make changes to make it look right for mobile mode it ends up changing the view for website - & vice versa. How do you guys work around this?
1 like • Oct 7
Yeah, that’s a common frustration with Unbounce, it doesn’t truly separate desktop and mobile layouts the way some newer builders do. The best workaround is to build your desktop version first, then switch to mobile view and use the ā€œHide on Mobileā€ / ā€œHide on Desktopā€ options for elements that don’t translate well between the two. That way, you can have slightly different versions of key sections without breaking the layout on the other view. It’s a bit clunky, but once you get used to duplicating elements and hiding/showing based on device, it’s the easiest way to make it look great on both.
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Co-founder & Growth Officer at PromptForm.ai šŸš€ Helping AI agencies scale. Here to provide value, learn, & grow in the AI space. Let’s connect!

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