BIG N' SMALL CONCRETE FACEBOOK ADS CASE STUDY

$104 in Facebook Ads. $3,000+ in Revenue. 2,885% ROAS.

How Big N’ Small Concrete went from zero digital presence to two closed jobs in a single lead form campaign — in a market where competitors weren’t running ads at all.

$104

Total
ad spend

2,885%

Return on
ad spend

$52

Cost per
closed deal

10

Inbound
messages

$3,000+

Revenue from
2 closed deals

01 — The Challenge

No website. No ad history. No digital footprint.

Big N’ Small Concrete was operating entirely on word-of-mouth. No website, no Google presence, no paid advertising — and no way to predictably generate new job inquiries outside of referrals.

The goal was to prove a fast, low-cost digital channel could generate qualified concrete job leads quickly. With competitors not running digital ads in the Boise market, the opportunity was wide open — but it required the right format to work without a website to send traffic to.

Lead form ads: capturing intent without a website

Rather than build a website first, we used Facebook’s native lead form format to capture job inquiries directly on-platform — removing all friction between interest and inquiry.

  • Built a Facebook lead form ad that captured job intent without requiring a website visit
  • Used local geographic targeting to reach homeowners and property managers in Boise actively in need of concrete services
  • Minimized form fields to reduce drop-off and maximize message volume
  • Every inbound message was screened for job fit before being passed to owner Kaleb Zanders — protecting his time from unqualified inquiries
  • Tracked every message, qualified lead, and closed deal end-to-end for full revenue attribution

From messages to money — every step tracked

Every inbound message was logged and assessed. Here’s how the funnel broke down from first contact to closed revenue:

10
Messages
received
3–4
Qualified
leads
2
Closed
deals
$3K+
Revenue
confirmed

04 — Campaign Performance

The full numbers

MetricResultNotes
Total ad spend$104Full campaign budget
Total messages received10All inbound via lead form
Qualified leads3–4 30–40% qualify rateScreened before passing to owner
Closed deals~57% close rateFrom qualified leads
Revenue generated$3,000+ Confirmed~$1,500+ average deal value
Cost per closed deal$52$104 ÷ 2 closed deals
Cost per qualified lead~$30$104 ÷ 3.5 avg qualified leads
Return on ad spend (ROAS)2,885% ↑ 7× break-even$3,000 ÷ $104
PlatformFacebook Lead Form Ads
Campaign periodJuly – August 2024

What $104 actually produced

In a market where concrete competitors weren’t running digital ads, a single Facebook lead form campaign generated 10 inbound job inquiries, converted 3–4 into qualified leads, and closed 2 paying jobs — producing $3,000+ in confirmed revenue from $104 in spend.

 

“$104 in Facebook Ads generated $3,000+ in revenue — a 2,885% return on ad spend with 2 closed deals from a lead form campaign.”

— Kaleb Zanders, Big N’ Small Concrete · Boise, Idaho
2,885%

Return on ad spend — confirmed

$3,000+
Revenue from 2 closed concrete jobs
57%
Close rate from qualified leads
$52
Cost to acquire each closed deal

How we measured it

Lead tracking: All 10 inbound messages were logged individually. Each was assessed for job fit — location, scope, and timeline — before being passed to Kaleb Zanders.

Revenue attribution: Both closed deals were directly attributed to the Facebook lead form campaign. Total confirmed revenue was $3,000+, with an average deal value of approximately $1,500.

ROAS calculation: $3,000 ÷ $104 total spend = 2,885% ROAS. CPL calculated as $104 ÷ 3.5 average qualified leads = ~$30 per qualified lead.

No website required: This campaign ran entirely through Facebook’s native lead form — no landing page, no website traffic. The lead form captured name, contact details, and job description directly on-platform.

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