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Results

Lor.Ca & SonsMeta ads, one campaign, read from his own ad account
  1. 10 enquiries19 June to 2 July, 14 days£20.26 eachLearning. Expensive, and it was meant to be.
  2. 65 enquiries6 July to 5 August, 31 days£7.39 eachHis first full month

Counted in Alejandro’s own ad account. He saw every number before you did.

One client’s ad account, counted in full. One renovation firm, one campaign, and every figure taken out of the account the client pays for.

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What changed

Lor.Ca & Sons does luxury residential and commercial interior renovations. His first fortnight of ads was the learning period, and it was expensive, which is what a learning period is for. Then came his first full month.

65 enquiries from £480.63 of spend, £7.39 each.

  • 64% less per enquiry: £20.26 each in the learning fortnight, £7.39 each in his first full month.
  • 194% more enquiries a day: 10 in 14 days, then 65 in 31 days, on a similar daily budget.

Targeted, not bought: the ad decided the enquiry. 35 of the 37 enquiries from his lead video asked for exactly the work it showed, while his shelving ad brought wardrobes, media walls and bespoke furniture, and not one enquiry for the work the video showed. The ads ran in his own account, so every enquiry went to him alone, never shared with other firms.

The campaign

Alejandro runs Lor.Ca & Sons, luxury residential and commercial interior renovations, and when I first rang him he was sceptical, which he says himself in his own words further down this page. The arrangement was the one I use for everybody. I built the campaign inside his own ad account, he funded the spend from his own card at a budget he set, and every enquiry landed somewhere he could count without taking my word for anything. What came in were conversations with people who wanted renovation work doing, real enquiries with a name and a job attached rather than clicks or impressions, and the cost of each one fell as the campaign learned who to show itself to. For a renovation firm one quote won pays for months of that, which is why the number I ask to be judged on is the cost of an enquiry and whether those enquiries were the work he wanted. He saw every figure on this page in his own account before it went anywhere near a web page, and he said yes to it going up here.

The full record

The same campaign from its first day, by fortnight, counted in his account from 19 June 2026 to 3 August 2026. A different window from his first full month above, so the two are kept apart.

WindowDaysEnquiriesEachSpent
The first fourteen days19 June to 2 July1410£20.26£202.60
The next fourteen days3 July to 16 July1420£9.13£182.52
Since then17 July to 3 August1840£6.63£265.06
The whole count, to 3 August 202619 June to 3 August4670£9.29£650.18

Alejandro’s review

On my Google profile, where I cannot edit a word of it.

  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

    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 L.C

    Lor.Ca & Sons · interior renovations

Read it on Google

A short page

Adamantine is new in 2026 and I would rather this page grow slowly than impress you today with numbers nobody can check. Two rules govern everything that appears on it. The figures come out of the client’s own ad account, and the client sees them before they go anywhere near a web page.

That is also why the chart above carries the account it came from and the dates beside it, and why there is no percentage on this page without the two figures it was worked out from. I would rather show you nothing than show you a graph with the awkward parts cropped out. As more campaigns close, they get added the same way.

Not promised

That your trade behaves like his. Different jobs, different patches, different seasons, and a renovation enquiry is not a boiler enquiry. What I will promise is the same arrangement he got, and that if I think your website would waste the spend, I will tell you to fix that first.

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Book a diagnosis

If you want the same arrangement, tell me your trade, your patch and roughly what one job is worth to you, and I will tell you honestly whether ads are the right first move or whether your money is better spent somewhere else first. The call is free and so is the diagnosis, or email cameron@adamantine.app.

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