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Auto repair shop (NDA)

Car Repair — service-split Meta Ads for an auto shop

Meta lead campaigns for an auto repair shop, split by service line: AC repair pushed in summer heat at $23.16 per lead, brake service running evergreen. 24 website leads in 30 days.

24 leads / 30 days
Year
2026
Duration
Ongoing
Industry
Automotive — repair services
Country
United States
Services
Meta Ads, Lead Generation
Auto repair shop (NDA) — full-page website screenshot

The results

  • 24

    Website leads in 30 days

  • $23.16

    Cost per lead — AC repair

  • 14,375

    Accounts reached

  • 2 ad groups

    Split by service line

Project overview

An auto repair shop where different services have completely different demand curves. AC repair explodes when summer hits; brake service is steady all year. Running them from one generic “car repair” campaign means the seasonal spike gets starved and the evergreen line gets overspent.

What we did

  • Split the account into service-line ad groups — “AC” and “Brake Service” — each with its own creative, copy and budget
  • Timed the AC push to the seasonal demand window, when a broken air conditioner turns from an annoyance into an emergency
  • Website-conversion objective with 7-day click attribution — the shop counts booked inspections, not clicks
  • Weekly review against Ads Manager recommendations, keeping both ad sets in active delivery

The result — last 30 days

The AC campaign delivered 21 leads at $23.16 each from 10,645 accounts reached — right in the seasonal window when each lead converts best. Brake service added 3 more leads at $35.00 as the evergreen baseline. 24 booked-inspection leads for roughly $590 in total spend — for a shop where a routine repair invoice starts in the hundreds.

Tech stack

  • Meta Ads Manager
  • Service-split ad groups
  • Website conversions
  • Seasonal budgeting

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