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Google Ads and landing pages for movers. Every inquiry graded quotable or junk. Every booked move traced back to the ad that found it. Month to month.
Get More WorkWhat does a moving company marketing agency actually do? It gets the right jobs on the calendar and proves which ads put them there. DUO runs Google Search for moving companies, builds the landing page the ads point at, and reports cost per booked move instead of cost per lead. Price and speed are what movers shop on, so the page does the qualifying. Flat fee, your accounts, no contract.
Paid ads · Revenue Sync · Rocket Moving case study · Moving company marketing ideas · Lead generation for movers
No hostages. · No juniors. · Month-to-month
Clicks come in. Moves don't.
The page has no price and no offer
People compare, then leave
Local and long distance in one campaign
The report stops at cost per lead
The last agency just asked for more budget
AND NOBODY COULD TELL YOU WHICH MOVES CAME FROM ANY OF IT.
Ad spend goes on your card, straight to Google and Meta. No percentage of spend. One flat fee.
No rookie handoff after the sales call. Average tenure of a DUO campaign manager: 5+ years.
Month-to-month, always. No cancellation maze. You stay because it works. And everything leaves with you.
People who know your name, answer same-day, and walk your numbers with you every month.
Inquiries are easy to count. Booked moves are what you bank. Same five steps we use on the other industry pages, aimed at moves.
Paid Ads · Google
Landing pages · Custom-coded, yours
Every call and form captured, graded quotable or junk
Your sales team keeps doing exactly what it already does. Nothing changes.
Every lead tagged, graded and valued, for your review and ours
Every dollar traced to the job it booked
Budget moves to what's working, every month
Tracking numbers and form tracking tie each inquiry to the Google Ads campaign that produced it, including the Saturday long-distance call.
Spam, wrong service, out of area, and job seekers come out of the numbers. You see what's left.
Local, long distance, commercial, or packing. That's how you find out which ads booked the work you wanted.
Revenue Sync matches each closed job to the call or form that started it, by email first, then phone number. Quoted value, closed value, and stage sync overnight. Pipedrive is live today. We add other CRMs one at a time, and we'll tell you straight if yours isn't connected yet. Until then, we grade moves with you, won or lost and for how much.
Every month we move spend toward the campaigns booking moves, and away from the ones filling an inquiry count. If the crews are full, we tell you to throttle.
What you get each month: spend, quotable inquiries, booked moves, revenue, and cost per booked move, by campaign and move type. If a move can't be matched to an inquiry, it shows up on the report with the reason. Usually it's a missing phone number.
How Revenue Sync worksPrice and speed are what movers shop on. The page has to do the qualifying, then the report has to show which Google Ads booked the move.
Paid traffic lands on a static page with no offer, no price, and no reason to book now. Clicks come in and moves don't.
That is the Rocket Moving story. Google Ads were already running in Los Angeles. The landing page was static, had no real offer, and was not built for movers who compare on price and speed.
Book Now and a real offer above the fold, reviews and crew photos, add-on offers that lift average job size, and follow-up on inquiries that didn't book the first time.
About 30% of visitors became a lead on the page built for Rocket Moving. The offer did the qualifying, so the page, not a longer form, decided who was worth a quote.
About 30% of visitors became a lead, return on ad spend held at 4:1 as spend scaled, and month one paid for itself.
Rocket Moving, Los Angeles, month one (March 2026). Christopher Vardanyan, owner: "Unlike our previous agency, which would just ask us to increase the budget, Duo actively works to optimize without unnecessary spending." Those are the figures on the Rocket Moving case study.
Two numbers: the agency fee and your ad spend. Paid ads management is $2,200 a month for one channel and $3,400 a month for two, flat, month to month, with 30 days' notice. We never take a cut of spend. Ad spend goes on your card, straight to Google.
We don't publish a typical mover budget, because we don't have one. What you should spend depends on your market, and we'll tell you that on the first call rather than guess it.
Here's what happens when the system is built right. Watch the stories, then call them if you want to verify it yourself.
Christopher Vardanyan, owner of Rocket Moving in Los Angeles, takes referral calls. We'll introduce you and step out of the conversation.
It runs the ads that bring move inquiries, builds the page those ads land on, and shows which of them turned into booked moves. A good one separates local from long distance, grades every inquiry, and reports cost per booked move instead of cost per lead.
Two numbers: the agency fee and your ad spend. DUO's paid ads management is $2,200/mo for one channel and $3,400/mo for two, flat, and we never take a cut of spend. Ad spend goes on your card, straight to Google. What you should spend depends on your market, and we'll tell you that on the first call rather than guess it.
Usually the page. Traffic lands on a site with no price, no offer and no reason to book today, so people compare and leave. The fix is a page built for the ad: the offer up front, reviews and crew photos above the fold, and follow-up on the inquiries that didn't book the first time.
Every call and form is tagged to its source, graded quotable or junk, and labeled by move type. Closed jobs and dollar values come back from your CRM to the inquiry that started them, so you see cost per booked move by campaign. Budget moves toward the campaigns booking work.
No long contract. Month to month with 30 days' notice. Your Google Ads account, landing pages and tracking stay in your name, and ad spend goes straight to Google on your card. If you leave, everything leaves with you.
We'll build a plan around your market, your service mix, and the kind of work you want more of.
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