£6,000 of booked work in the first month

The situation

Great work, but not reaching the right customers.

AutoProtek do paint protection film and detailing, the kind of work that only makes sense on cars people care about. The problem was reach. Their marketing wasn't putting them in front of the calibre of customer their work deserved, and they had no steady stream of enquiries coming in.

What I did

Content, paid, and organic. Handled end to end.

Three things working together, all built and run by me, so they had one person across the whole thing rather than three suppliers.

Cinematic content: I took their own photos of cars they'd worked on and turned them into cinematic video content. Premium, scroll-stopping clips for their socials and their ads, made from work they'd already done.

Meta ad campaign: a paid campaign built to bring in enquiries from local car owners who actually invest in their vehicles. Not volume for the sake of it, the right people asking the right questions.

Organic content engine: alongside the ads, an organic campaign using reels and free guides, so enquiries keep coming in without relying on ad spend alone. A presence that builds over time, not just while the budget runs.

The result

Premium enquiries, and real jobs, fast.

In the first four weeks, the ads and content were producing enquiries from exactly the right customers, people with cars worth £60,000 and up, and it turned into around £6,000 of booked work. That is the first month. It builds from here.

How to read this

The £6,000 is AutoProtek's own booking figure, straight from the business, not an estimate. The £60,000+ refers to the value of the customers' cars, a measure of the calibre of enquiry the campaign brought in, not revenue.

This is the first month of a live, ongoing campaign. It is early traction with plenty more to come, and the organic side keeps compounding the longer it runs.

The content

Cinematic clips built from AutoProtek's own photographs of cars they had worked on. Shared with their permission.