Lead generation consultant. A predictable flow of enquiries, at a cost you can plan around.

Builds the system that turns ad spend and search traffic into enquiries your team can close, then runs it. The point is predictability: knowing that a given budget produces a given number of leads, at a cost per lead the business can afford, so marketing becomes a dial rather than a hope.

Referrals and word of mouth are great, but they arrive in bursts. Arbor Building came to me because the founder had no way to turn enquiry volume up or down. Nine months later the engine has produced 85+ leads, $1.2M of new revenue and $6.5M of pipeline.

Demand. Paid search for people already looking, and Meta for people who will buy when they see the right thing. See the Google Ads and Meta Ads pages for how each is run.

Capture. A landing page per offer, a short form and a phone number in the thumb zone. Ad, headline and form say the same thing. Compound Growth builds the pages when there is no one in-house to do it.

Response. Leads go cold fast. Every enquiry lands in a CRM pipeline with clear stages, so nothing waits in an inbox and the owner can see forecast revenue rather than a list of names.

Measurement. Calls, forms and closed jobs tracked back to the campaign that produced them, so the budget follows revenue rather than cheap clicks.

Trades. Fused Electrical Co, a Canberra electrician, went from first job to $2.3M in revenue on Google Ads leads at A$54.51 each, with ad spend at about 3% of turnover.

Builders and renovations. Arbor Building in Sydney runs on Meta and Google, two landing pages and a thirteen-stage HubSpot pipeline.

Franchising. Little Builders sold 21+ franchise locations from 3,047 Meta leads at A$11.71 each across six countries.

B2B and SaaS. At Basiq, as the first growth hire, the inbound lead pipeline grew 3x and converted opportunities 2x through to the acquisition by Cuscal.

Three ways to get enquiries. Only one leaves you owning the engine.

My fee is a flat monthly retainer, from $1,500 a month, not a percentage of your ad spend. The ad budget is separate and is paid straight to the platform, so the fee does not climb when the budget does.

A good cost per lead depends on what a customer is worth. Fused pays A$54.51 for a lead worth about A$1,741 in revenue. Little Builders paid A$11.71 for franchise enquiries that turned into 21+ locations sold. On the first call we work backwards from your revenue target, average job value and close rate to the number of leads you need and what you can afford to pay for each.