What we have actually done

The accounts, the numbers, and what we changed. Including the parts that did not work first time.

Every figure in the first half was measured in a live client account, over a stated period. Clients are unnamed — naming needs written permission we do not have yet. Not one number was removed.

Part one · Measured

Ten accounts.

Health care, then real estate, then auto detailing. Each starts where the client was.

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Where they were

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What we found

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What it produced

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What the conversations are worth

Worked on Account A’s own measured rates. One account, not a total across clients.

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The first three rows were measured in the client’s CRM. Everything below is arithmetic on a conservative rate, unaudited against their books. This block shows the method, not a receipt.

Part two · Modelled

What the same engine does in your industry.

Above: measured. Below: arithmetic. Same model we run for every business we talk to, on their numbers rather than ours — shown here at three sizes.

paying customers = enquiries × (enquiry→booked) × (booked→showed) × (showed→paid) today 30% × 60% × 35% = 6.3% of enquiries become customers with Onso 50% × 75% × 45% = 16.9% of enquiries become customers

A 2.68× multiplier on paying customers — same enquiries, same ad spend. The gap is enquiries × 10.575% × average value. Not a promise: these are the targets we set with every client, and the same rates the clinic calculator uses.

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These are not your numbers. Put yours in.

Same arithmetic as every card above. Nothing is submitted.

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Modelled arithmetic, not a promise, and not audited against anyone's books.

How we work out what a client is worth

Two rows in any projection are measured in a live ad account — conversations produced, and how many went past three messages. Everything after that is arithmetic: a conservative close rate × a value the client gives us.

We hold no client’s accounting and have audited nobody’s books. When we say a fortnight implied six customers, we mean the arithmetic implies it — and we will say so on the call rather than let a number on a website argue for us.

The day a client gives us their booked-job numbers in writing, that figure replaces the model on this page and we will say whose it is.

Book a call

Thirty minutes on your numbers.

We open the account on the call and set this model against your real figures.

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