8+ years growing brands on KPIs, now with AI
More Booked Consultations, Fewer Wasted Leads
Performance marketing for bathroom remodelers built around qualified design appointments and the projects that actually pay.
8+ years growing home service brands · Google, Meta & TikTok partner
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The Challenge
Bathroom Remodeling Leads Are Expensive. Qualified Ones Are Rare.
Your buyer saves a Pinterest board for six to eighteen months before searching Google. She has a vision, a vague budget, anxiety about strangers in the most private room in her home, and a partner with final sign-off. Winning a design consultation, not a form fill, means earning trust before you meet.
Your calls are a mix of owners ready for $30,000 master baths, $3,000 tile-refresh shoppers who don't know what a full remodel costs, and renters. Shared-lead platforms like Angi sell you the same name they sold three other contractors.
Your business runs on $18,000–$35,000 full remodels and wet-area system replacements, not $5,000 handyman jobs. With labor at 40–60% of project cost and subcontractors booked weeks out, a poorly qualified lead that reaches an appointment wastes ad spend, an estimator's afternoon, and a crew slot you can't recover.
Timing makes it harder: a typical 3–9 month active shopping cycle once she searches, an 8–20 week signing-to-install lag, and peak inquiry months (January–March) that aren't peak install months (April–September).

The Opportunity
The Homeowners Ready to Spend $20,000+ Are Searching Right Now
Google Local Services Ads (LSAs) deliver qualified leads at $28–$55 with 30–45% close rates, well under $200 per closed job when built correctly. Most competitors skip them or run unclaimed profiles with no review strategy.
'Tub to shower conversion [your city]' and 'bathroom remodel cost' searchers differ in urgency, project type, and ticket size. Give each project type its own ad group and landing page, and fund queries signaling real budget and timeline.
After a fall, mobility diagnosis, or aging parent moving in, walk-in shower and tub-to-shower buyers decide in 4–8 weeks, flex on financing, and don't price shop. An accessibility campaign wins them at a fraction of usual lead cost.
Most remodelers let the 60–70% of leads not ready today go cold. Nurture them until they're ready, 4–12 months out, and you close them at far lower incremental cost.
What Most Get Wrong
What Most Bathroom Remodelers (and Their Agencies) Get Wrong
One generic ad and landing page for every project type
Homeowners searching 'walk-in shower for seniors' and 'luxury master bath remodel' are different buyers. Send both to one page and it fits neither, so your paid clicks convert poorly.
Optimizing for form fills instead of qualified consultations
Forms that skip homeowner status, project type, budget range, and decision-making authority fill your CRM with renters, $2,000 tile jobs, and non-responders, wasting your costliest resource: estimator time.
Making shared Angi or HomeAdvisor leads your primary channel
Shared leads at $85–$150 close at 6–12%, putting each closed job at $708–$2,500 while you race three or four contractors on price. Own-channel lead gen is the only durable moat.
No structured nurture for leads not ready to book
If you call twice and move on without email and SMS sequences, a master bath lead 4 months from ready goes to whoever stays in front of her.
No call or form attribution, so gut feel sets budget
Most remodelers run Google Ads without call tracking or conversions past 'page visit.' If you can't see which keyword, ad, and page booked a consultation, you fund the wrong campaigns.
Why Now
Why the Remodelers Who Move Now Will Own Their Market
Most bathroom remodelers still run the setup they had three years ago: a generalist-built Google Ads account, one landing page, a shared-lead subscription, and no nurture sequence. The bar is low.
AI-assisted creative testing lets you run and evaluate a dozen ad angles in the time it used to take to produce one. Automated pacing follows the January–March inquiry surge and pulls back in November without weekly manual bid changes, and AI review of your landing pages catches conversion leaks before a human would.
January is your highest-intent month, when homeowners resolve to finally do the master bath. Remodelers with clean attribution, project-type campaigns, a qualification-first form, and structured nurture in place by then gain a compounding advantage and take the consultations others aren't ready for.
The Mechanism
Where AI Creates a Real Edge for Bathroom Remodelers
Real productivity, not AI theater. Here's where it actually moves a number for bathroom remodelers.
Digital Ads
What AI does: Monitors your segmented campaigns (full gut remodel, wet-area system, accessibility conversion, luxury primary bath) around the clock and shifts budget toward the project types and keywords generating qualified consultations.
The result: Spend concentrates on queries producing $20,000+ booked jobs and pulls away from traffic that won't convert at your price point.
Why it matters here: '$5K tile refresh' and '$35K master bath gut' searches differ by a few words; AI-managed campaigns catch that in real time, manual ones weeks later.
Creative
What AI does: Generates several ad angles and tests them side by side: before/after project galleries, financing-led offers, crew trust signals, disruption-timeline reassurance, and accessibility-specific messaging.
The result: Instead of running one creative for 90 days, you find your market's consultation-booking message within weeks and scale it before competitors do.
Why it matters here: Your visual, trust-driven buyer reacts differently to a frameless-shower 'see our process' ad than to a financing-led one, so guessing wastes months of budget.
Conversion Optimization
What AI does: Builds landing pages per project type, each with a qualification-first form, trust signals (named crew, license number, local before/after photos), and a clear timeline expectation.
The result: Each form screens a lead before it reaches you, so the leads your estimator calls are worth calling.
Why it matters here: A healthy lead-to-appointment rate for remodelers runs 40–65%; generic forms collapse it, and a page built for each project type matches message to buyer.
Analytics
What AI does: Call and form attribution ties each consultation to keyword, ad, campaign, and project type; AI anomaly detection flags tracking gaps, inflated conversion counts, or budget shifts before they distort decisions.
The result: You see which campaigns keep cost per qualified consultation under target and which burn budget on unqualified traffic, in time to act the same week.
Why it matters here: Over long buying cycles, attribution errors compound unnoticed until cost per lead (CPL) drifts, and you can't tell which ad booked your latest sale.
What AI does: Runs nurture sequences segmented by project type and stated timeline, dripping local before/after galleries, financing education, and prompts timed to the January inquiry surge.
The result: Leads who aren't ready stay warm for 4–12 months until they are, then call you before whoever showed up in that week's Google search.
Why it matters here: A master bath lead from October who isn't ready until February is still a $25,000 job for the remodeler who stays in touch.

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The Strategy
How Bathroom Remodeler Marketing Should Be Built
Segment campaigns, pages, and forms by project type, not channel: full gut remodel, tub-to-shower accessibility, and luxury primary bath buyers search, object, and spend differently.
LSAs get budget first. With an optimized Google Business Profile, over 50 reviews, and responses under five minutes, they produce the lowest cost per closed job of any paid channel.
Alongside LSAs, Search targets long-tail queries like 'master bathroom gut remodel [city],' with an ad group and landing page per query cluster. Call and form tracking on every page credits each conversion to its campaign.
Meta works mid-funnel, building trust and re-engaging homeowners in consideration; at this ticket size it isn't a cold acquisition channel.
Qualify on the form: ask whether they own or rent, who signs off, project type, budget range, timeline, and how they found you. Route renters, timelines past 12 months, and below-threshold budgets to long-term nurture.
When an owner planning a full remodel in the next 6 months submits, call within five minutes. Response speed is the biggest driver of booking rate.
Put the heaviest Search and LSA budget into January–March, when intent peaks. Hold spend through the April–September install season, tilted toward shorter-cycle accessibility and wet-area campaigns. In November–December, shift from acquisition to email nurture, showroom events, and financing offers.
The one number that governs this
Cost per qualified design consultation, not per form fill or click, is your governing KPI; cost per sold remodel, tracked by project type, is secondary.
How We Help
What We'd Do for Your Remodeling Business
We'd sequence the work: measurement first, then acquisition, then nurture, with each step tied to a number we're both accountable for.
Call & Form Attribution Setup
Track calls on every page and phone number, verify form conversions reach the right campaign and keyword, and audit for attribution gaps inflating reported CPL.
Google Local Services Ads Management
Optimize your Google Business Profile for local map pack ranking, manage review velocity, and bid against your cost-per-qualified-consultation goal.
Google Search Ads, Segmented by Project Type
Give each project type its own keywords, ad copy, and landing page, so a '$3K tile job' searcher never hits the '$40K master bath' page.
Dedicated Local Landing Pages
Build pages per project type and service-area city, with the qualification-first form, license and warranty details, and a realistic timeline explainer.
Meta Ads, Mid-Funnel & Retargeting
Run project gallery retargeting to site visitors, financing offers to warm audiences, and lookalikes built from your closed-job customer list.
Email & SMS Nurture Sequences
Build nurture tracks by project type and stated timeline so leads not ready today become booked consultations when they're ready, 4–12 months out.
AI-Assisted Creative Testing
Test creative angles side by side so you find what books consultations in your market sooner than one creative a quarter would.
Budget Pacing & Seasonal Strategy
Pace spend to the remodeling calendar; flat monthly budgets underspend your best months and waste money in your worst.
Who's Behind This
Who we are, and what makes us different
Sagum is a performance marketing agency founded in January 2017 in St. George, Utah. We've spent 8+ years growing real brands and being judged on KPIs, not vanity metrics.
We deliberately limit how many clients we take so each one gets senior attention. We treat your numbers like our own, we never run generic playbooks, and your strategy is built for your business, because shouldn't your brand's marketing be custom to your brand?
Sagum.ai is our AI arm: the same proven operators now build AI into the work wherever it creates real edge, not as theater, but as leverage applied with discipline.
- 8+ years growing brands on performance KPIs, not vanity metrics
- Limited client roster, with senior attention on every account
- An extension of your team; your success is tied to ours
- Custom strategy per brand, never a generic playbook
- AI built in where it moves a number; judgment over hype
“Sagum is a performance marketing agency that's spent 8+ years growing brands by treating their numbers like our own. We take on few clients, never run generic playbooks, and now build AI into the work wherever it creates real edge, not hype. Your strategy is built for your business, and our success is tied to yours.”

“After six years, Sagum is our most important partner: trusted, communicative, and caring about our business as if it's their own.”
Long-term partner
6-year client
Proof
From a $20 CPL goal to $13 CPL and 300+ leads/mo
Rizzoli's Automotive
Challenge
Rizzoli's Automotive, an auto service business, set a goal of 100 qualified leads a month at roughly $20 per lead.
What we did
We built a custom landing page to drive calls and rebuilt paid search around high-intent service queries, the same lead-gen mechanics a remodeling program runs on.
Result
CPL reached $13, monthly leads topped 300, and the page converted 60%+. The client also opened multiple new locations.

- Cost per lead
- $13
- Leads / month
- 300+
- Landing-page conversion
- 60%+
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No obligation. We'll review your campaigns, attribution, and lead qualification, then show you where the gaps are and what fixing them is worth for your market, project types, and capacity.
Sagum · January 2017 · St. George, Utah · 8+ years

