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Weekly Update Jan 28
20 Jan - 26 Jan
Social
After last week's improvement, leads remain strong with 23 (26 last week).
CPL also sits consistently at $130.
Again, Lead Form captures the most leads, with 14.
Its CPL, though, has risen from $80 to $105.
Interestingly, we've seen the opposite trend across website, with CPL coming down from $260 to $170.
Last week (Wed), we increased spend towards our video assets (at stronger $65 CPL, compared to $200 on statics).
With more volume, we have seen its CPL rise a bit to $105.
This is still stronger than our statics though, at $155 - and have therefore increased video again.
The most leads continue to come from the bathroom animation, with 11.
Finally, looking to targeting, opposingly to last week, GC delivered the most leads (7) - seeing its CPL drop from $300 to $75!
In contrast, after previously performing best, Sydney saw only 3 leads this week, at a $250 CPL.
If this flip of results continues we will look at downweighting the audience.
Interestingly, we've still seen the cost to serve ads remain impressive, with CPM not coming down this week.
As mentioned, I'm not concerned if we can maintain lead volume - but will be keeping an eye if this changes.
Search
Optimisations this week have focussed on lowering the amount we spend on Surrounding Suburbs terms.
While we've seen a spike in volume from these terms, they have not shown high conversion.
For this reason, we have limited the amount of auctions we appear for across these search terms.
Previously contributing the largest percentage of spend, lowering bids has seen our overall weekly cost for search drop by 30%.
Positively though, lead volume has remained consistent, with 1 again.
With remaining budget, we have attempted to push Bundall search terms - but has unfortunately remained consistent this week.
Having said that, our 1 lead was achieved from these terms.
We will monitor this week to see if there is more volume to capture.
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Weekly Update Jan 21
Weekly Update Jan 21
Social
In line with last week, we've seen CPM increase again this week (25%). Ads shown has fallen by a similar amount.
Again, this is likely a reflection of increased competition across our audiences.
Despite this, leads have seen a strong improvement, from 18 to 26!
Our CPL has fallen from $170 to $120.
Notably, our Lead Form campaign led this, with a $80 CPL ($140 last period).
Sydney continues to generate the most leads, with 7.
Birsbane, follows closely with 5.
GC continues to run at a high CPL of $300 (compared to $100 across Sydney & Brisbane).
Finally, looking at creatives, we are continuing to see Video out perform Statics at a $65 CPL - compared to $200.
We have therefore pushed these assets more this week.
Within video, majority of leads (14) come from the bathroom animation.
Search
Search spend and traffic has risen by 45% this week.
In line with last week, we've seen increased search volume from Surrounding Suburbs - particularly Surfers, Broadbeach, and Southport.
While there's traction here, these terms are running at a very high CPL.
Instead, we saw one lead come from a Bundall related search this week.
Future optimisations will therefore looking at lowering the spend going towards Surrounding Suburb searches.
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Weekly Update Jan 14
6 Jan - 12 Jan
Social
Meta leads remain consistent at 18 (23 last week).
We've seen the overall CPL creep up a bit to $170, after $100 last week.
Notably, we've seen the cost of our ads increase significantly this week, by 40% - meaning we've shown less ads this week while spend consistently.
With similar engagement on ads, we've seen less traffic to the site / lead form.
GC saw the biggest difference in leads - dropping from 9 to 3.
Encouragingly though, we're still seeing strong results from Sydney, with 5 of the 18.
Brisbane interestingly saw a spike too, with 5 leads also.
Creatively, our messaging has changed from "finished by end of December" to "ready in early 2025", which may have impacted conversion rate too.
Across these ads, we are not testing "your new home awaits" against "your perfect home" in the primary text.
Going live on the 8th, it's too early to make any conclusions yet.
On the 10th, we also added a new bedroom video.
Search
Unlike Social, we're seeing greater volume across search, with traffic rising 70%.
Surrounding Suburbs has contributed to the bulk of this (contributing to 70% of overall traffic).
We're seeing notable traction from searches for Surfers Paradise, Southport & Mermaid Water.
Bundall related clicks also doubled from last week to 20.
Finally, Brand terms contributed 6 clicks.
We have still yet to convert across Search this month, but as flagged last week, will likely be building brand awareness.
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December and Weekly Update
1 Dec - 5 Jan
Social
Meta achieved 160 leads in the month of December.
This is at a $90 CPL (slightly up from November's $70).
While website leads improved from 26 to 39 - our Lead Form campaign saw the opposite trend with conversions dropping from 159 to 118.
Most notably, this comes from adding qualifying questions to the LF on Dec 18th, seeing it's CPL fall from $40 to $120.
Encouragingly though, into the new year - we've seen 17 leads from Lead Form already. At a stronger $50 CPL.
During December, the most leads came from GC, with 38.
Sydney was close behind at 34.
Into the new, Sydney performance has actually strengthened, achieving 6 of 19 leads. At the strongest $70 CPL ($140 across GC).
Finally, turning to creative, statics and video ran at similar CPLs in December.
Within the statics, the most leads came from our bathroom render, with 74.
This ran at the highest CPL of $90 though (compared to $80 on bedroom & $65 on rooftop).
We therefore may look at pausing this variation, if this continues into January.
Video is seeing similar performance between rooftop and bathroom.
Search
December achieved over 550 clicks in December which is a 30% increase from November.
Surrounding Suburbs contributed to most of this rise, particularly from Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach and Southport.
December also achieved 2 leads.
One came from "Bundall houses for sale" and the other from the surrounding suburb term "Sanctuary Cove homes for sale".
January has yet to convert a lead.
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Weekly Update Dec 17
9 Dec - 15 Dec
Social
Social leads increased from 44 to 48 this week.
CPL saw an improvement from $70 to $65.
Lead form has driven this increase, with 38 leads at a very strong $40 CPL.
As chatted last week though, we'd be keen to actually lower this volume with the intention of boosting quality.
This week also saw a strong period from Sydney, with the most leads (13) - at a very strong $45 CPL.
GC, instead, received the next most leads (11), but at a higher $75 CPL.
Broader Qld (not GC or Brisb) runs again at a higher CPL, so we will be reducing spend here again.
Finally, looking to creative, we added a new animated version of the bathroom asset, on Wednesday 11th.
Since then it has already achieved 5 leads, at a $75 CPL.
This compares to the previous rooftop animation generating 4 leads, with CPL dropping from $60 to $120.
Statics on the other hand, run at $55 CPL.
Both static rooftop and bedroom lead this.
Search
Search has seen a slight decrease in spend and traffic, by 30% and 20% respectively.
This largely comes from a 50% drop in Location terms, seeing less volume this week.
Surrounding Suburbs still remains strong though, with 75 of the 110 clicks this week.
Within this, Broadbeach, Surfers, and Southport stand out.
We will therefore be boosting Bundall related terms this week.
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Weekly Update Dec 10
2 Dec - 8 Dec
Social
Social leads remain consistent with 44 (50 last week).
We saw a very slight increase in CPL from $70 to $75.
While GC continues to achieve the most leads (11), we've seen it's CPL creep up again after last week - to $100.
This compares to $70 across Brisbane & $50 across Melbourne.
We'll monitor this to potentially increase Melbourne in coming days.
Regarding creatives, our Rooftop animation remains strong, with 12 leads.
It also ran at the best $60 CPL. We will therefore shift more spend here.
Opposing to last week, the highest CPL came from the bedroom render at $85.
Bathroom (also opposing to last week) dropped from $120 to $85 CPL.
We'll look at rotating in the animated bathroom render to see if we can lift results.
Search
Spend and traffic remained consistent this week.
Leads came in at 2 (compared to 1 last period).
Like last week, we saw one lead from a search for Bundall.
We also received a lead though from someone searching for property in Sanctuary Cove.
While not converting, we notably saw a rise in competitor clicks, from 3 to 8.
Pearl Main Beach and Jewel Private residences achieved 2 each.
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Weekly Update Dec 3
25 Nov - Dec 1
Social
Social captured 50 leads this week, up from 35!
CPL has dropped across Website and LF with an overall decrease from $90 to $68.
Notably, Website campaign improved significantly from $280 to $155 CPL with leads over doubling from 4 to 11.
Also, LF performed at a strong $45 CPL, down from $50 & up by 8 leads this week.
Interestingly our ads impressions remain consistent, with a slight overall decrease on clicks and CTR, by nearly 10%.
The Rooftop video contributed 11 leads at $48 CPL, while video campaign previously runned at $70 before paused.
Regarding statics, Bedroom runned at the strongest $58 CPL for 13 leads. outperforming Rooftop with 0 leads & only $130 spent.
This while, Bathroom runned at a high $120 CPL and the most 22 leads because of Meta spend allocation to these ads.
Due to this, we may look at pausing this ad, to better assess how the Rooftop performs and allocate more spend to the strongest Bathroom render.
Now looking at targeting, GC remains top with 19 leads, followed by Sydney with 12.
Search
Overall, spend and traffic remains consistent from last week, slightly up by 10%.
Very positively, search generated 1 lead this week, up from 0!
This came from Bundall Units related search.
We've continued pushing surrounding suburbs (cheaper CPC compared to location) which resulted in nearly 100 clicks out of 140.
Similar to last week, nearly 70% came from Surfers, Broadbeach and Southport.
Finally, Competitors terms lost 50% of traffic from last week, with 2 clicks from Jewel and 1 from Nera.
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Weekly Update Nov 26
18 Nov - 24 Nov
Social
Lead volume went back to 35 after last week rose to 50.
CPL has seen a rise across both LF & Website this week, with overall increasing from $60 to $90.
Notably, the website campaign skews this quite a lot higher at a $280 CPL (LF at $50).
We've kept budget 50/50 between these though, as website historically generates stronger quality leads.
Interestingly, clicks on our ads have remained consistent this week (with same interest at same CTR).
Once on our Lead Form though, we saw user be slower to convert, with conversion rate falling from 7% to 5%.
In terms of targeting, we pushed Sydney last period (converting better than Melbourne).
This week, as a result, Sydney alongside Brisbane achieved the 2nd most leads with 9 each.
GC still remains top at 11.
Looking to creative, we added in a new rooftop animation on Thursday.
It's still very early days, but has achieved 3 leads at a $240 CPL.
Search
Search traffic nearly doubled this week, from 67 to 130!
Positively, we only increased spend 40% to achieved this result.
This comes after a strong improvement of volume from surrounding suburbs (at a cheaper CPC compared to Location).
Potentially, exhausting Buundall terms, optimisations this week have looked at pushing surrounding suburbs, seeing clicks rise from 20 to 84.
Nearly 70% of these clicks come from searches for Broadbeach, Surfers, and Southport.
Competitor traffic has also risen, from 0 to 7 clicks - Iconica, Harbour Shores Jewel and Monarch Place.
Again, no leads were captured this period
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Weekly Update Nov 19
Weekly Update Nov 19
Social
Lead volume improved significantly from 34 to 50.
This largely comes from pausing video ads, on the 6th.
Since then, our CPL has reduced from $85 to $60.
Lead Form, in particular, has seen a strong improvement to $30 CPL.
Website, on the other hand, actually saw a rise from $140 to $200.
We'll keep an eye on this to potentially shift more budget in Lead Form's favour.
Looking at audiences, GC continues to receive the most leads, with 14 - at a $70 CPL.
Interestingly, Brisbane and Sydney have both performed at stronger $40 CPLs this week.
Finally, in terms of creative, Meta has designated 60% of spend to our bathroom render.
This is looking to be a common trend, despite it running at a $70 CPL - compared to $30 CPL across the bedroom imagery (only spending 25% of budget).
Due to this, we will look at pausing the bathroom render, to see if we can spend more on the better performing asset.
The rooftop asset was also added this week, achieving 3 leads. It's too early to assess success at this stage (especially while bathroom is getting most of the attention on Meta).
Search
Spend and traffic both saw a slight decline, dropping by nearly 15% and just over 15%, respectively.
Unlike last week, we saw location and surrounding suburbs volume drop.
Despite this, we've seen great variety of searches for surrounding suburbs this week.
Previously it has predominantly been Surfers and Broadbeach, but we saw Southport, Mermaid Waters and Sanctuary Cove gain attention.
We have pushed bids across all surrounding suburbs terms.
Unfortunately no leads were captured this week from these terms or otherwise.
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Weekly Update Nov 12
4 Nov - 10 Nov
Social
Leads have seen a decline from 65 to 34 this week.
Obviously, a lead decrease was expected, and comes from our increase in pricepoint on ads from $1.635m to $1.995m.
As a result, the conversion rate of ads has dropped from 5% to 3%, seeing CPL rise from $45 to $75.
Unlike last week, the bedroom render, achieved the best CPL at $40 , with 14 leads.
While the bathroom render achieved more leads (20), it run at a higher $70 CPL.
Finally, we added in a new Rooftop image into rotation on Thursday.
While it's early days, this has achieved 4 leads - at a $90 CPL.
We'll monitor this and the bathroom render this week to potentially pause.
Search
Spend and traffic remained consistent, with slight increases of 10% and 5% respectively.
Despite this, no leads were captured from Search this week (compared to 2 last period).
This week, we continued to push location terms (40% rise in spend), as these searches have historically generated leads.
Surrounding Suburbs also saw a rise in traffic.
Specifically, Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise saw traffic double.
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Weekly Update Nov 4
28 Oct - 3 Nov
Social
Social leads improved from 61 to 65 this week.
Continuing to downweight the video campaign, we've seen 56 of these leads from Static.
The video campaign still performs at a higher CPL - of $70, compared to $40.
Due to this, we have therefore paused the video campaign this week.
Across static, the Bathroom render still performs best at a $40 CPL.
The bedroom render, on the other hand, is running at a $55 CPL.
Finally, in terms of targeting, unlike usual, we've seen the most leads from Brisbane this week, 12 (GC at 11).
Sydney also had a strong week, with 11 too.
Search
Pacing slightly under budget last week, we pushed location terms more aggressively.
Overall spend and traffic has risen by 20% and 25% respectively.
Notably, lead volume has also increased from 0 to 2.
One came from a location term "bundall homes for sale".
Another lead also came from our competitor terms, someone searching for "Jewel Residences".
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Weekly Update 29 Oct
21 Oct - 27 Oct
Social
Social leads improved from 54 to 61 this week.
This largely comes off the back of creative optimisations and video improving.
Firstly, we paused the weakest Lounge render last week (Oct 23) - performing at a $140 CPL.
We have introduced a new bedroom image in its place, already achieving 11 leadsa, at a $60 CPL.
Overall CPL of our static campaign has therefore reduced from $65 to $25.
The strongest asset is still the bathroom though, at a $40 CPL (32 leads).
Secondly, as discussed last week, running at a $90 CPL, we pulled back spend of the video campaign from 30% to 20%.
Despite the decrease though, we've seen an improvement of Video's CPL from $90 to $60.
While spend dropped 20%, leads have risen from 10 to 14.
Finally, from a targeting perspective, we're still seeing very strong results from Sydney at a $40 CPL, and is an opportunity to increase spend.
Search
Spend and traffic has fallen by 25% this week.
This comes from a combination of Surrounding Suburb and Generic Terms declining.
With us prioritising Location terms, we reduced Surrounding Suburb bids.
Instead, we have pushed spend of Location from 25% to 55%.
Unfortunately, no leads came from these terms this week (compared to 2 last period).
Due to historically strong performance though, we'd expect this to increase - as it is natural for Search to fluctuate week on week at this spend volume.
If this becomes an issue in later weeks, we can look at reallocating budget away from Social, however, while that channel is doing so well, I'd recommend leaving this.
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Weekly Update 15 Oct
7 Oct - 13 Oct
Social
Leads increased WoW from 52 to 64!
Our Lead form campaign has contributed to this rise again, from 40 to 56 leads.
This is at a very strong $35 CPL.
Within this, we saw 4 cases of people completing the Lead Form before jumping onto the website and submitting a lead there too.
In terms of targeting, after pushing our local GC audience last week, the most (31) have come here - at a $55 CPL.
Brisbane contributed the next most, with 13, but at the strongest $45 CPL.
Looking at creative, we also added a new Lounge asset into rotation on Oct 9th.
Since then, it has achieved 9 leads, at $45 CPL.
This compares to $85 CPL across the Facade.
Despite this, Meta has designated the majority of spend to this asset, which we will therefore be pausing to give other creatives more attention.
While less leads (21), the bathroom renders performs at the best CPL of $25!
Search
Maintaining in line with budget, spend and clicks had a slight decrease by 30% and 20% respectively.
As mentioned last week, optimisations have focussed on pushing location terms.
As a result, clicks on these terms specifically has risen by 65%.
Our only lead this week, came from these terms ("Bundall Homes for Sale")
We will continue pushing spend here, as this is what is driving down the CPL.
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Weekly Update 8 Oct
30 Sep - 6 Oct
Social
Being the first full week, and spending limits resolved - social results have risen drastically.
While spend has risen by nearly 5x, Leads have increase even further, by 16x!
Leads rose from 3 to 52.
Introducing a Lead Form on Wednesday, we've achieved 40 leads since then.
This is at a very impressive $30 CPL (compared to $140 across website).
Looking at targeting, 29 leads came from Gold Coast, at the best CPL of $40.
Opposingly, we've seen the highest CPL from Sydney, at $120.
We will look at shifting the budget out of this audience.
Turning to creative, the internal Bathroom is running at the stronger CPL of $40.
This compares to $85 across the Facade.
Meta has designated the majority of the budget (75%), to the Facade creative though, causing it to produce majority of leads, 36.
If this trend continues, we will look at potentially pausing the Facade.
Search
Search has spent $270, achieving 150 clicks to Website.
2 leads were achieved, at a strong $130.
Both these leads came from location terms, "Bundall homes for sale".
The most traffic, however, has come from searches for Surrounding Suburbs, with 110 clicks.
Notably, Broadbeach and Surfers have contributed to the majority of this.
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Weekly Update 31 Sep
23 Sep - 29 Sep
Social
Social has spent just shy of $600 to date, serving nearly 16k ads.
This has resulted in nearly 300 clicks to site.
More importantly, 3 leads have results - totalling a $190 CPL.
Specifically, all of these have come from our GC audience, at a stronger $80 CPL.
We will monitor this to likely push this targeting heavier.
In terms of creative, we have started with an External and Bathroom image.
All 3 leads have come from the External so far.
Search
Search has spent $250, achieving 140 clicks to site.
No leads have been achieved yet, however, it is still very early days.
The bulk of clicks (45%) have come from searches for surrounding suburbs.
Notably, Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise have seen traction.
Despite this, we've seen 63 ads shown for Bundall related searches, with 11 clicks.
Only 3 ads have been shown for brand searches (ie "Uniq), which we'd hope to grow as the campaign continues and brand awareness strengthens.
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