Questions instead of bookings
The ads collect “how much does it cost”, the manager drowns in chats. We put the price and terms into the ad and the landing page — only those comfortable with the range move on.
Travel traffic is easy to collect and hard to take to a booking. We work with the long decision cycle: qualification at the entrance, warm-up between touchpoints, optimization for a confirmed lead.
The ads collect “how much does it cost”, the manager drowns in chats. We put the price and terms into the ad and the landing page — only those comfortable with the range move on.
Between interest and payment — weeks. We build a chain of touchpoints: content, retargeting, a reminder about dates — in the case this shortened the cycle from three months to one.
Some travel products are not tied to a city — geo targeting does not work at all. In the digital nomads case the audience was assembled by behavior and interests, the lead came in at $20.
The price range in the creative and on the landing page: the lead comes from someone ready for the ticket.
Content warm-up and retargeting by trip dates instead of one “leave a request” campaign.
A budget plan around booking windows, not a flat flow across months.
For products not tied to a city — behavioral and interest segments, language targeting.
Lead statuses from the CRM come back into the report: you see which combo brings paid bookings.
| $9.28 | per lead at a volume of 2,604 | Cut the sales cycle from 3 months to 1 — 592% ROMI |
| 592% | ROMI: $24,159 → $143,125 | |
| $20 | per lead for a product without geography or geo targeting | A product with no geo and no targeting — collected nomad leads at $20 |
Put the price in the creative and on the landing page and optimize for a confirmed lead. A cheap lead without a price in the ad almost always means a chat without a booking.
Build a chain of touchpoints and measure payback by cohort, not by week. In our case the cycle shortened from three months to one.
Yes. The audience is assembled by behavior and language, not geo — that is how the digital nomads case was done.
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