IRQS

IRQS: 78% lower cost per lead while enquiry volume increased

78%

78%

lower cost per lead: November 2020 to January 2021

Measurement note

Lead = voluntary lead-form submission in the original report. Percentage reduction and volume multiple are recalculated from the chart values.

Sector

Certification and training

Work / Component

Acquisition efficiency

Period

November 2020 to January 2021. January data through 28 January.

In brief: IRQS needed more enquiries from its acquisition budget. The challenge was not just generating traffic: leads were costing too much, and website conversion needed attention.

The business challenge

In November 2020, the reported baseline was 68 lead forms at ₹1,061.82 per lead. Increasing ad spend without understanding conversion would have made growth expensive.

What we worked on

  • Ran and refined acquisition activity across Google and Facebook.

  • Reviewed lead volume, cost per lead, visits and visitor-to-lead conversion together.

  • Audited the website and recommended improvements to speed and structure.

What the record shows

By January 2021, the report recorded 370 lead forms at ₹235.12 each, with January measured through 28 January. That is approximately 78% lower cost per lead than November, alongside substantially higher form volume.

Why this matters

When demand, cost and website conversion are tracked together, a team can see what is improving and what still limits growth.

When this is relevant

Businesses investing in lead generation that need better acquisition economics and visibility into conversion.

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