adsoraAdsora generates exclusive home-improvement leads through paid acquisition. Tell us whether you buy for one market, a dealer group or a national bath brand. We review the project mix, coverage and delivery requirements before agreeing to a campaign.
Buy the bath projects your team installs
A homeowner asking about a new shower is not necessarily asking for a full bathroom renovation. Define the installation scope in your buying rules: shower systems, tub replacement, walk-in tubs, accessibility products or full-room work. If a project falls outside those rules, agree on how it is excluded before leads begin flowing.
For multi-market programs, keep each branch’s products and service area visible in the routing plan. A dealer that installs showers should not inherit a general remodeling inquiry simply because it covers the same ZIP code.
Separate homeowner interest from appointment status
An exclusive web lead is a homeowner inquiry delivered to one buyer by Adsora. It is not automatically a scheduled visit, an issued appointment or a sale. Your contact team still needs to confirm the project, reach the decision-maker and arrange the next step.
Use separate dispositions for contacted, appointment set, appointment held and sold. This makes it possible to distinguish a targeting problem from a follow-up problem and gives both teams specific feedback to work with.
Plan delivery around the branch that answers
Bath campaigns need a destination for each accepted lead. That can be a buyer’s lead-management system or a CRM workflow, depending on the agreed setup. Buyers already using ping-post should bring their posting instructions, accepted project values, hours, caps and response examples.
If this is your first automated lead purchase, start with the receiving workflow. Decide who owns a new lead, how it reaches the dialer and what happens when a branch reaches capacity. Our setup guide explains the decisions to make before connecting a new source.
Review quality with the actual lead record
Before a pilot, align on the fields that make a bath inquiry billable and the process for reviewing a mismatch. Useful checks include an in-area address, the agreed project category, usable contact details and duplicate rules. A buyer should also be able to review the source page and the consent record associated with a lead.
Bring a short list of objective rejection reasons. “Wrong project type” and “outside approved ZIPs” can be investigated against a record. An unanswered first call is a different outcome and needs its own follow-up disposition.
Before we get started.
Do you sell shower replacement and tub-to-shower leads?
Bath and shower remodeling are part of Adsora’s home-services offering. Specify the exact products you install so the team can review project targeting, market availability and campaign fit. Walk-in tubs and full-room remodeling should be scoped separately.
Are these shared bathroom remodeling leads?
Adsora’s offer is exclusive leads: Adsora delivers a purchased lead to one buyer and does not resell it to competing contractors. A homeowner may independently contact other companies, so exclusivity is not a guarantee that they are getting only one quote.
Can a national bath brand discuss ping-post delivery?
Yes. Send your platform name and describe your buying requirements in the buyer form. The team reviews your posting specification and confirms the delivery method and test plan before a campaign goes live.
How much do bathroom remodeling leads cost?
Request pricing for your project mix, approved markets and intended volume. The proposal should define the billable lead, exclusivity, delivery method and rejection process together; a price without those terms is difficult to compare.