Already spending money on advertising but not getting enough customers?
In 30 minutes I'll show you where your ad spend is leaking — in the ads, the landing page, or the follow-up — and what to fix first. Free. No pitch until you've seen the findings.
You've done the sensible thing. You're advertising. So why doesn't it feel like it's working?
- The ads are getting clicks, but the phone isn't ringing the way it should.
- You're getting enquiries, but too many go nowhere.
- Your agency sends reports full of impressions and "leads", but you can't see the customers.
- You've thought about turning it all off. But then where do new customers come from?
If any of that sounds familiar, you're not alone — and it's rarely the reason you think.
Your ads are only one third of the job
A customer has to get through three stages before they pay you. If any one of them leaks, it doesn't matter how good the other two are.
The ad
Has to reach the right person with a real reason to act.
The page
Has to turn that interest into an enquiry — and filter out the wrong people.
The follow-up
Has to turn that enquiry into a paying customer, fast.
Most businesses keep fiddling with the ads — or spend more — when the real problem is further down.
What I usually find
Real accounts I've taken over in the last year:
A Kent vehicle wrap company
Their Google Ads had no conversion tracking at all — they were spending blind. A dozen warm enquiries who'd asked for a price hadn't had one. I rebuilt the tracking, took over the follow-up, and put a starting price on the site to filter out small jobs. Their new Facebook campaigns now convert enquiries at 10.7%.
A hair restoration clinic
A website plugin was silently blocking every conversion from being recorded, so Google was optimising in the dark. Once fixed, we could see which pages actually worked — one converting at 2.24% against 1.44% — and moved the budget.
A skincare supplier
Their CRM was marking people as "booked" whenever they replied to a text — around 81 false bookings. The reports said things were fine. They weren't. Once fixed, we scaled spend 2.5x and real bookings nearly doubled.
None of these were "bad ads" problems.
I'm Billy McGarry. I've spent 20+ years in sales and marketing.
I started in sales — including running a 20-person door-to-door team — so I look at marketing the way a salesperson does: did it make money or not?
Through Real Deal Marketing I help established businesses find out why their advertising isn't turning into customers, then build the system to fix it: ads, landing pages and automated follow-up working as one.
I'm not here to sell you more clicks.
What happens on the review
- Answer a few quick questions. Takes under a minute.
- Share what you've got. Ad account view access or screenshots, your landing page, rough enquiry numbers. I review it before we speak.
- We talk for 30 minutes. I walk you through what I've found across the ad, the page and the follow-up.
- You get it in writing. A one-page summary of the leaks, ranked by what they're costing you, within 48 hours.
If your campaigns are in good shape, I'll tell you. If your team can fix it themselves, I'll tell you that too. If you want help, we'll talk about it then.
This is for you if
- You spend £1,000 or more a month on advertising
- You're an established business with customers already
- You want customers, not just leads
- You're open to hearing the problem might not be the ads
It's not for you if
- You're not advertising yet
- You want a guaranteed number of leads by Friday
- You're looking for the cheapest agency
Questions
Is it actually free?
Yes. You get the call and the written findings. There's no charge and no obligation.
Is this just a sales call?
No. The 30 minutes is a diagnosis. If there's a fit, I'll explain how I'd help — but only after you've seen what I found.
I already have an agency.
Most people I speak to do. A second opinion costs you nothing, and you can hand the findings to them.
Do I need to give you access to my ad account?
View-only access is best and you can remove it any time. Screenshots work too.
What if my ads are fine?
Then you'll know, and you can look at your page and follow-up with confidence.
What industries do you work with?
Service businesses, clinics, automotive, property, trades and B2B suppliers. If customers can find you online, the process is the same.
Why only six a week?
Because I review every account myself before the call.
Before you spend another pound on advertising, find out where the last one went.
Answer four quick questions and pick a time that suits you.