Industries
Five business situations, five different sets of numbers.
Acquisition advice that ignores economics, sales cycle and what a team can record is just opinion. These pages describe how the work actually changes by industry — including what we would refuse to promise.
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E-commerce & DTC
Read the approachROASCORE's strongest specialization is Meta Ads for established online stores, including European fashion brands. The work covers campaign structure, creative hypotheses, landing decisions and the measurement needed to judge any of it honestly.
- 02
Clinics & aesthetic centres
Read the approachFor clinics the hard part is rarely traffic. It is what happens between a search and an attended appointment. ROASCORE has delivered Google Search, local acquisition and call measurement for spas, chiropractic, vein, dental and other medical service businesses.
- 03
Private education
Read the approachEducation acquisition lives and dies by intake windows. A strong month of inquiries means nothing if qualification is slow, routing is unclear or enrollment is never measured separately from interest.
- 04
Real estate projects
Read the approachReal estate inquiries are cheap to generate and expensive to waste. The work is matching a project to the right buyer, giving advisors context, and following up across a cycle far longer than a campaign report.
- 05
Multi-location services
Read the approachWith multiple branches the biggest losses are structural: demand sent to a location that cannot serve it, calls missed at the busiest branch, and no consistent way to compare performance across sites.
What changes between them
The unit of value
An order, a consultation, an enrolment, a reservation or a job. Each one carries a different acceptable acquisition cost.
The cycle
A fashion purchase can close in minutes. A property decision takes months. Reporting windows have to respect that.
What can be recorded
Some businesses record revenue automatically; others depend on reception writing something down. Measurement plans start from that reality.
Where automation belongs
For a store it is product answers and post-purchase. For a clinic it is administrative scheduling. The boundary is different in each case.
Not sure which one describes you?
Describe the business in the review form and we will tell you honestly whether this is a fit, and what would need to be measured to be sure.
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