Real ArmorShield case study
ArmorShield Concrete Coatings: verified results, reported channel by channel.
60 verified Meta leads, 65.97 recorded Google Ads conversions and growth from about 27 to 100+ five-star Google reviews — each measured on its own platform.

- Veteran-owned
- One-day installations
- Lifetime transferable warranty
- Concrete coating contractor
The ArmorShield system
Four parts. One connected system.
Meta
June 1 – September 1, 2026
July 18 – September 27, 2026
Reputation
May 2026 – September 2026
Infrastructure
Reported separately. Meta and Google performance are reported independently because each advertising platform uses its own attribution methodology. These figures are never added together.
Reputation transformation
From ~27 reviews to 100+ five-star.
May 2026
Google reviews
June / July / August
September 2026
100+
Five-star Google reviews · 5.0 rating
Meta / Facebook lead generation
60 verified leads.
$1,209.38 in ad spend.
Reporting period · June 1 – September 1, 2026
60
Verified Facebook leads
$1,209.38
Total Meta ad spend
$20.16
Approx. cost per lead
90 days
Reporting window
That works out to approximately $20.16 in advertising spend per recorded lead.
These are leads — inquiries from homeowners — not customers, estimates or closed jobs.
Meta conversion path
- Meta ad spend$1,209.38
- Verified leads60
- Approx. CPL$20.16
Google Ads performance
Google captured active search demand.
Reporting period · Performance Max · July 18 – September 27, 2026
75.4K
Performance Max impressions
2.5K
Performance Max clicks
65.97
Recorded conversions
$6.08K
Performance Max spend
Separate campaign · July 18 – September 27, 2026
Dedicated Search Campaign
443
- Total spend
- $3.31K
- Impressions
- 10.5K
- Average CPC
- $7.47
This Standard Search campaign runs separately from the Performance Max campaign above and is reported on its own. Clicks are clicks — not calls, leads, booked estimates or closed jobs.
“Recorded conversions” is the count Google Ads reports for the configured conversion actions. We do not relabel it as leads, calls or sales until the conversion-action breakdown is published.
Channel roles
Two channels.
Two different jobs.
Meta / Facebook
June 1 – September 1, 2026
Purpose
- Create demand
- Reach homeowners
- Introduce the offer
- Generate inquiries
- Build awareness
Verified
- 60 leads
- $1,209.38 spend
- ~$20.16 CPL
Google Search
July 18 – September 27, 2026
Purpose
- Capture active demand
- Reach people already searching
- Drive calls
- Drive website conversions
- Capture high-intent searches
Verified
- 75.4K impressions
- 65.97 recorded conversions
- $6.08K Performance Max spend
- 443 Search clicks (separate campaign)
Meta helped create and capture demand from homeowners before they necessarily searched for a coating company.
Google Search helped capture people actively looking for coating services.
Reported separately. Meta and Google performance are reported independently because each advertising platform uses its own attribution methodology. These figures are never added together.
Website + conversion infrastructure
The site both channels sent traffic to.
Google Business Profile
Where the reviews live and local searches land.
The Google Business Profile was optimized and kept active so the growing review count was visible to homeowners at the moment they compared coating companies in the area.
Lead tracking / follow-up
Every lead tied back to where it came from.
Conversion tracking and lead-source attribution were set up so Meta leads and Google conversions could each be reported from their own platform — which is exactly why this case study can show them separately and honestly.
The evidence
Don't take our word for it.
See what the client was saying while it was happening.
Category 1 · Ad platform proof
Meta Ads
Campaign view · date range not shown
Google Ads · Performance Max
Jul 18 – Sep 27, 2026
Google Ads · Search
Jul 18 – Sep 27, 2026
Screenshots are shown exactly as exported from each platform. Numbers inside them are never edited.
Category 2 · Real client text exchanges
What the client was saying
while the results were happening.
August 2026
“You’re a good man. And a great friend. I don’t use the friend term loosely.”
Summer 2026
A new lead, scheduled — a big job from as far away as Manitowoc.
Sep 19, 2026
The owner referred another local business owner to us.
Sep 19, 2026
A lead we forwarded reached him at the Badger game — and he took the call.
Real client communications shared with permission. Personal or customer information may be redacted for privacy.
Category 3 · Lead evidence
Real leads. Real timestamps.
Real campaigns.
- Date
- Platform
- Service
- Location
- Source
- Status
- Date
- Platform
- Service
- Location
- Source
- Status
Customer names, phone numbers and email addresses are removed or redacted from public case-study materials.
Beyond ArmorShield · Google reviews of Tech Turtle
What other business owners say
about working with Logen.
Five-star Google reviews left for Tech Turtle by clients across different industries. They review our work with each business, not ArmorShield's results.
“Logen is an absolutely amazing resource and friend in business! He’s invested so much work into my website and it looks incredible. The skills and resources he and his team have are limitless. Amazing!”
Matt JonesGoogle review
“My wife an i initially created our own webpage for our business T&A Contracting and over the years we realized it was missing something. Ironically I met Mr.Logan while bidding a job and he introduced himself and explained the kind of work he does and what he could offer. Not 48hrs later he delivered a very detailed webpage and we were absolutely thrilled. Any marketing or design that we consider Tech Turtle will be our first stop! Thank you Logan, we appreciate the effort you put into our project.”
Tommy CekoshT&A Contracting · Google review
“We had a decent amount of traffic before but no conversions. After the changes, we’re actually turning visitors into paying customers. That’s what matters.”
Bryan JordanGoogle review
“Had the pleasure working with Logan twice now and both times he has brought life to the room and has made the process painless. He doesn’t stop until the job is done and the client is happy and comfortable with what it is they are working towards. Logan is someone I would consider a staple and a model in good work ethic and integrity in everything he does and would recommend working with him no matter what what field you are working with him in.”
Scout HolsteadGoogle review
“I couldn’t be more impressed with this website and the team behind it. The site itself is clean, easy to navigate, and extremely user-friendly. Everything is well organized, making the entire process smooth and stress-free.”
Draven MabieGoogle review
“These guys are amazing to work with! They listen and then provide you with different avenues to help address the problem you are having! Highly recommend!”
Nancy BrownGoogle review
“Helped improve SEO and generated more online inquirie. Thanks Logen!”
Chucky WenselGoogle review
“Absolutely win!! I had a fantastic experience. Very knowledgeable, and efficient. Fantastic work ethic. 6/5 bonus star for top notch service with a smile!! Thanks again!!!”
Steve SchweigerGoogle review
Reviews are quoted word for word from Google, spelling included. Emoji removed from one review.
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ArmorShield Concrete Coatings
How we verify this case study
No invented numbers.
No blended attribution.
No mystery math.
Performance metrics shown in this case study are taken from the client's advertising platforms and supporting lead records.
Meta and Google performance are reported independently because each advertising platform uses its own attribution methodology.
Lead, estimate, job and revenue figures are only published when supported by verifiable records or confirmed by the client.
What we learned
Three takeaways from the ArmorShield build.
Different channels do different jobs.
Meta reached homeowners who were not searching yet. Google reached people who already were. Judging both by one number would have hidden what each was good at.
Reputation compounds.
Going from about 27 to 100+ five-star reviews changed what every ad click landed on. The same traffic meets a far more convincing profile.
Measurement comes before scaling.
Because tracking was installed first, each platform could be reported on its own. Without it, this page would be guesswork.
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