Case studies

Proof from real building work

We only publish work we can stand behind. These write-ups explain what was done, in what order, and what changed as a result.

Building company · United Kingdom

The building business these methods were built in

OMP exists because this system was built and tested inside our founder's own construction company, not in a marketing office.

What was done

Replaced paid lead platforms with a website and enquiry form we controlled
Tidied up the Google Business Profile and focused on the towns worth travelling to
Ran Meta advertising aimed at specific postcodes and specific, profitable jobs
Set up immediate automated replies so no enquiry sat unanswered while on site
Tracked every enquiry through to a booked survey and a won job

Over £750,000 of work generated for the business using these methods — the reason other trades started asking for help.

Builders and trades · United Kingdom

Helping friends in the trade, then being asked to charge for it

Before OMP was a business, the same approach was shared with friends running building and trade firms in other areas.

What was done

Reviewed their websites, Google presence and how enquiries were being handled
Identified the services and areas actually worth advertising for
Set up landing pages, campaigns and follow-up messaging
Showed them, in plain figures, where their enquiries were coming from

They were happy enough with the change that they insisted on paying for the work — which is how OMP started trading.

More write-ups coming

Client projects are added only with permission.

When a client is happy for their project, area and results to be shown, the write-up is published here — with no figures we cannot evidence.

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