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22 consultation requests at $68 each
- Reporting period
- July 1–7, 2026 (America/New_York)
- Currency
- USD
- Prepared for
- Sterling Family Law
Performance snapshot
Google Ads
- Spend
- $1,496
- Results
- 22 consultation requests↑ 10% vs prior period
- Cost / consultation request
- $68.00↓ 6.4% vs prior period
Client brief
What changed
Google Ads recorded 22 consultation requests from $1,496 in spend: $68 per request. These are tracked requests, not confirmed appointments or retained clients.
Custody — Search recorded 12 requests at $54.17 each. Divorce Filing — Search recorded seven at $56.71 each.
Mediation — Search recorded three requests from $449, or $149.67 each, above the account average.
What it means
Mediation has a higher observed cost per request than the other campaigns in this period. Three requests are a small sample; this comparison does not establish a trend or its cause.
The available ad data does not show which requests became qualified consultations or retained clients. Search intent and landing-page friction remain questions to investigate.
Recommended next move
Check the three Mediation requests with the client and compare their quality with the Custody requests before changing the budget.
Review recent search terms, conversion tracking, and the Mediation landing page. Agree an acceptable cost per qualified consultation with the client, then choose a test if those checks support it.
Keep the client conversation focused on request quality and the evidence needed for the next decision.
Campaign highlights
Custody — Search
Google Ads
- Spend
- $650.00
- consultation requests
- 12
- Cost / consultation request
- $54.17
Divorce Filing — Search
Google Ads
- Spend
- $397.00
- consultation requests
- 7
- Cost / consultation request
- $56.71
Mediation — Search
Google Ads
- Spend
- $449.00
- consultation requests
- 3
- Cost / consultation request
- $149.67
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