We build and run Facebook and Instagram lead campaigns as the traffic layer of your AI automation journey — so every form fill enters a configured follow-up system instead of an inbox. SMS follow-up, AI qualification, booking and CRM handoff can be configured around your channels, so you can read cost per booked job, not just cost per lead.
Lead Ads → configured follow-up AI-qualified before the call Cost per booked job
Configured target: response and availability goals apply once your channels and calendar are connected; this is not a service-level guarantee.
Illustrative example — from ad click to booked job
14:02 Ad click on a Facebook Lead Ads form for a no-cooling call.
14:02 Form submitted — name, phone and job type captured.
14:03 Speed-to-lead SMS fires before the homeowner leaves the app.
14:04 AI asks two qualifying questions and scores the lead.
14:06 Booking link sent; a same-week slot is picked.
14:07 Booked job lands in the CRM with its source tag.
Daily Reporting rolls up spend per booked job, campaign by campaign.
The problem it solves
Your ads are working. The intake is leaking.
Facebook and Instagram can put your offer in front of the right homeowner for a fair price. What happens in the time after the form fill decides whether you paid for a job or paid for a contact. Most accounts lose the lead between the click and the calendar.
Form fills land in an inbox or a spreadsheet while the crew is on a job, and the first callback waits until evening.
Lead Ads arrive with a phone number and little else, so every conversation starts from zero.
Speed-to-lead depends on someone remembering to check notifications between appointments.
Ads Manager reports clicks and form fills; nobody reports cost per booked job.
Follow-up stops after one attempt, and retargeting depends on finding a spare hour that never comes.
What a leaky intake really costs
Response time — the lead is still shopping while your form notification sits unread.
Unqualified volume — your team spends its day on leads that were never going to book.
No feedback loop — you cannot tell which creative brought a job, only which one brought a click.
The fix is not more budget. It is configuring response goals for connected channels and reporting booked jobs.
Configured target: response and availability goals apply once your channels and calendar are connected; this is not a service-level guarantee.
Channel honesty
When Meta is the right channel — and when it is not
We would rather route your budget to the channel that fits your buying cycle than sell you Facebook because it is the service on this page. Here is how we decide.
Meta usually earns the budget when
The offer is visual and the decision is fast — repairs, treatments, coaching intakes.
You can show the work: finished installs, before and after, real results on camera.
You want demand for a service people were not already searching for by name.
Look elsewhere first when
The need is urgent and the customer searches with intent, where search ads catch the moment.
The sale needs a long, considered buying committee rather than one decision-maker.
The category restricts targeting or creative in ways that make paid social a poor first bet.
If another channel fits better, we say so — and point you to Google Ads or another sibling system instead.
Lead Ads or a landing page?
Lead Ads win on friction: the form is prefilled, the lead never leaves Facebook, and volume comes quickly. A landing page wins on control: you own the page, the tracking and the story, and you can qualify harder before someone becomes a record.
Most builds use both — Lead Ads for speed and volume, a conversion-first funnel for higher-value services. The split is decided per service line in the audit.
How it runs
From campaign to booked job, one pipeline
Every stage feeds the next, and capture sits on the same lead capture automation layer as the rest of your funnel — so the campaign is judged by what happens after the form fill.
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Campaign
Lead Ads built per service line, not one generic form.
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Capture
Forms and landing pages wired as the capture layer.
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Configured follow-up
Response goal for connected lead follow-up.
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Qualify & book
AI asks your questions and offers real slots.
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Log & report
CRM source tag, and cost per booked job.
What the system includes
Campaigns, response and reporting in one build
The ad account and the intake are configured together, because a campaign is only as good as what happens next.
Lead Ads built around the job
Forms ask the qualifying questions that matter for your service before a click becomes a contact.
Landing pages when they earn it
Conversion-first pages and funnels are wired into the same intake for higher-value services.
Configured lead follow-up
A first touch can be configured for supported connected channels, using wording you approve.
Exact channel coverage depends on the tools and accounts you already use.
Configured target: response and availability goals apply once your channels and calendar are connected; this is not a service-level guarantee.
AI qualification
Asks your questions by text, adapts to the answers, and scores fit, urgency and timeline.
Booking on the same rails
Real calendar availability offered in the thread, with confirmation and reminders handled for you.
Creative testing cadence
A weekly pipeline of hooks, angles and offers — winners scaled, losers retired on evidence, not opinion.
Lead quality controls
Qualifying fields and routing rules keep the calendar clean. When volume is not the problem, we say so.
CRM handoff
Name, answers, source and conversation history written to the record, so sales starts with context.
Booked-call optimization runs on what sales learns
A lead that books and does not show, or shows and does not close, is information. The system captures it, so the next campaign decision is made on outcomes instead of Ads Manager guesses.
Show rate and no-show reasons are visible next to the campaign and creative that produced them.
Won and lost reasons get tagged on the CRM record and reviewed in a weekly loop with your sales team.
Objections become creative inputs — the next round of hooks answers what the last round heard.
Booking friction gets fixed where it appears: more slots offered in the thread, clearer qualification, tighter routing.
Your rep still runs the conversation and closes. Pricing, discounts and commitments stay human — the AI sales agent only qualifies and books.
Illustrative example — sales feedback in the weekly loop
Mon 09:10 A booked call closes as lost; the rep tags the reason.
Mon 09:11 The tag lands on the CRM record next to the lead source.
Wed 10:00 The weekly review pairs lost reasons with campaign and creative.
Wed 10:30 Two hooks get retired; one new angle enters testing.
Next Tue Reporting shows the change against cost per booked job.
Integrations
Built around the CRM and calendar you already use
Meta Lead Ads connect to your CRM through native integrations where they exist — GoHighLevel, HubSpot and others — and through automation layers such as n8n, Make or Zapier where they do not. Calendars such as Calendly and Google Calendar handle booking, and SMS runs through your messaging provider. We confirm the exact connections during the audit and tell you honestly when one is not natively supported.
Configure agents to use the approved knowledge base you provide. Questions outside it can be routed to your team for confirmation; your team retains commercial decisions. If you want the mechanics first, the Facebook lead automation resource walks through the build.
Meta Ads ManagerGoHighLevelHubSpotCalendlyGoogle Calendarn8n / Make / ZapierOpenAI / Anthropic
Where it sits
How it fits the full system
Ad Systems plug into the same connected journey — Traffic → Capture → AI Response → Qualification → CRM → Follow-Up → Appointment → Sales → Reactivation → Analytics. Facebook campaigns own the first two steps, and the reporting at the end is what tells you whether the spend paid off.
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Traffic
Facebook and Instagram campaigns.
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Capture
Lead Ads and landing pages.
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AI Response
Configured response goal for connected channels.
Configured target: response and availability goals apply once your channels and calendar are connected; this is not a service-level guarantee.
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Qualification
Asked and scored by text.
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CRM
Source-tagged record written.
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Follow-Up
Sequences until a decision.
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Appointment
Booked while the lead is hot.
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Sales
Your rep closes.
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Reactivation
Old leads worked again.
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Analytics
Spend to booked job.
Sibling services
Instagram Ads — comment-to-DM and DM-to-booking campaigns.
TikTok Ads — lead forms with connected CRM handoff.
Google Ads — search intent captured at the moment of need.
Do you actually run the ads, or only the automation behind them?+
Both. We build and manage the Facebook Lead Ads campaigns and wire them into the AI intake — capture, speed-to-lead SMS, qualification, booking and CRM reporting — as one system. One team is responsible for the click and for what happens after it.
What does cost per booked job require to be accurate?+
It needs a source tag on every lead and an outcome written back to the CRM — booked, shown, won or lost. When those two things are in place, reporting can pair ad spend with booked jobs per campaign. Without them the number is a guess, which is why we build the loop first.
Will leads know they are talking to an AI?+
The SMS and DM conversations are written in your voice and can disclose that they are automated where that fits your preference. The agent never pretends to be a named person, and you approve the wording before anything sends.
Can we start with ads only and add the rest later?+
You can, though running ads into an inbox misses most of the value. Most clients start with the campaign plus a configured response goal and qualification, then add follow-up and reporting once booked-job data is flowing. We agree the staged rollout after the audit.
Does it work with our CRM?+
Usually yes. Meta connects natively to some CRMs and through an automation layer to others, and we confirm your specific stack before you commit. Where a connection is not natively supported, we say so and map the workaround honestly.
What happens on the call?+
The free strategy call is a working session. We look at your offer, your current cost per lead and what happens after a form fill, then map the fastest fix and follow with a fixed written quote. Questions by email? [email protected].
Get started
Map your Facebook Ads against your intake
Share a few details and we will show where your form fills slow down — and which fix moves cost per booked job first.
The fastest way in: answer a short intake and we will map your lead journey, find the biggest leak and show the fastest automation win — before we ever get on a call.