Here's exactly what happened.
One flooring client, two campaigns, every number counted from his own ad account. I'd rather walk you through one story properly than wave a wall of percentages at you.
Alejandro runs a flooring firm with his family. When I first called him he was sceptical, and he says so himself in the review further down. What I offered was simple: I'd build his campaign inside his own ad account, he'd fund the ad spend directly, and every enquiry would land where he could count it himself.
His first campaign brought 30 enquiries in under a month.
Thirty conversations with people who wanted flooring work done. Not clicks, not "impressions", enquiries. He watched them arrive in his own account, which is the point: at no stage did he have to take my word for anything.
The next campaign brought 15 in its first three days.
Same client, new campaign, and the early read was even faster. The best cost per enquiry across this work was about £5.80. For a flooring job, one won quote pays for months of that.
“At the beginning I was very sceptical… However he was very honest since the first moment, he didn’t promise nothing fancy, just the truth. Maybe we’ve been lucky, receiving so many leads, but one thing is for sure, Cameron does a great work, consistently showing results, communicating and clarifying every step of the way.”
Alejandro · Lor.Ca & Sons · verified Google review
Grading report · one flooring client
Counted in the client's own ad account. He saw every number before you did.
Why this page is short.
Adamantine is new in 2026, and I'd rather this page grow slowly than impress you today with numbers nobody can check. Two rules govern everything that appears here: the figures come from the client's own ad account, and the client sees them before they go anywhere near a web page.
As more campaigns close, they'll be added the same way. If you want the detail behind how the ads run, it's on the pricing page, and if you want to hear it from a client instead of me, the reviews are on the home page.
The next numbers here could be yours.
Tell me your trade and your patch, and I'll tell you honestly whether ads are the right first move, or whether your website needs to hold up first.