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Claim inquiries you can count.

For Stellar Adjusting, Pacific54 ran the paid advertising that turned storm-driven demand into a steady monthly flow of claim inquiries.

storm-response inquiries cost five times less than the everyday average
The Stellar Public Adjusting Services sign in front of the firm's Miami office building
Stellar Public Adjusting Services, Miami
ClientStellar Adjusting
MarketFlorida and expansion metros
Pacific54’s roleGoogle Ads & Social Media Marketing
Business goalA dependable, measured flow of qualified claim inquiries

The challenge

Demand that never sits still.

Public adjusting demand moves with the weather. A hurricane compresses a year of need into weeks; the months between reward firms that keep showing up for everyday water, roof, and mold claims. Clicks are expensive, and the people behind them are stressed and comparing options fast.

Stellar Adjusting needed more than traffic. It needed a system that could hold a steady cost per inquiry at high volume, surge when storms created urgency, and measure calls as carefully as forms, because in this business, the phone is the pipeline.

01

Meet demand at its peak

When a storm hits, the campaigns have to absorb the surge without losing efficiency.

02

Keep quality visible

Claim inquiries arrive as calls as much as forms. Every call needed a source, so budget could follow quality.

03

Expand what works

When the model held in Florida, the same system had to travel to new metros without starting from zero.

The acquisition system

From storm to signed claim.

Search campaigns met the demand, dedicated pages carried the message, and call tracking connected every inquiry back to the decision that created it.

01Active demand

Storms and everyday claims send property owners searching for help

02Dedicated pages

Campaign landing pages match the claim type behind each search

03Calls and forms

Every inquiry is captured and attributed, on the phone or on the page

04Monthly decisions

Reports turn results into budget moves the next month acts on

How the system worked

Volume, speed, and measurement.

Three capabilities carried the engagement: a demand engine that held its economics, a storm response that moved in days, and call tracking that kept quality honest.

Demand engine

Reach the claims worth pursuing.

Google Ads concentrated spend on high-value neighborhoods and specific claim types, each landing on a page built for that claim. The system absorbed hurricane-season surges without losing its footing, and when the model expanded to a new metro, it converted from its first month.

Volume did not come at the price of efficiency; the campaigns held their economics at peak demand.
Ads measurement
From client reports
Primary conversion goalQualified claim inquiry
Active
Peak season Hurricane demand absorbed
Expansion metro Converting from month one
Inquiry mix Calls and claim forms
Landing pages Built per claim type
Reconstructed from Stellar Adjusting’s monthly client reports. Figures, spend, and confidential claim details are not shown.

Storm response

Move when the storm does.

When Hurricane Milton hit, response campaigns went live on Meta and LinkedIn within days: residential and commercial tracks, each speaking to the damage owners were facing that week, while the core search engine kept running.

Speed to market is the difference between serving a storm’s victims and missing them.
Rapid responseHurricane Milton · Oct 2024
Daysfrom landfall to live response campaigns
Residential

Roof, water, and flood damage claims for homeowners

Commercial

Business-property claims reached through LinkedIn

Two response tracks, launched while demand was at its highest.

Call tracking

Count the calls, not just the clicks.

Call tracking gave every inquiry a source: Google Ads, the website, or an ad extension. That closed the loop between spend and the phone. When a call-only campaign brought volume without substance, the data showed it and the budget moved.

Measured calls meant decisions followed inquiry quality, not click counts.
Call quality feedback loop reviewed monthly: attribute every call to the campaign that created it, review conversation length and outcomes with the firm, then reallocate budget to the campaigns producing real claims

The outcome

A pipeline the firm could plan around.

Half

The cost of an inquiry, one year later

A year of steady optimization cut the average cost per claim inquiry in half.

Month 1

Results in a brand-new market

The first city Stellar expanded into produced affordable inquiries in its first month.

Every call

Attributed to its source

Source-level attribution let the budget follow the conversations that became real claims.

The takeaway

Surging demand, steady system.

Storms decide when the phone rings. A measured acquisition system decides whether a firm is ready when it does. Stellar Adjusting’s campaigns, pages, and call tracking made demand something the firm could build on.

Talk about qualified growth
Readyfor the next storm, before it makes the phone ring
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