We drove $6.65M for a custom home builder in one year

- in Attributed Revenue
$6.65M
in Attributed Revenue
- Inbound Marketing Calls
200+
Inbound Marketing Calls
- ROAS
37x
ROAS
Bradford Builds was spending on paid media but had no idea what was actually closing deals. Copper Rock rebuilt their attribution, installed full-funnel tracking, and helped generate $6.65M in attributed revenue with 200+ inbound calls to match in 2025.
The Pain
Money was going out every month. Leads were coming in. But no one could connect a closed deal back to a marketing dollar. Sales and marketing were operating in separate worlds. One was optimizing for leads, the other was closing deals, and neither was talking to each other through data.
The Problem
The root issue wasn't activity, it was visibility. Pixels weren't firing correctly. Phone calls weren't tracked or tied to campaigns. Website traffic wasn't segmented by intent. Without attribution, every optimization decision was a guess, and in a high-consideration market like custom home building, guessing is expensive.
The Approach
We rebuilt the entire marketing ecosystem around attribution, intent, and repetition. We implemented pixel-based tracking tied to identifiable users so the team could see who converted, how they returned, and what ultimately closed, not just form fills. We added call tracking across all channels. We launched audience-specific microsite pages for different buyer types to shorten the trust curve. High-quality buyers were retargeted with educational video content throughout the long decision cycle. CRM and email marketing were layered in to nurture the pipeline and measure touchpoints to close.

“Copper Rock went beyond ads, rebuilding our site and customer journeys so every lead had somewhere to land. The growth followed.”
The Results
Within one year, marketing went from a cost center to a measurable growth driver. $6.65M in attributed revenue influenced by marketing. 200+ inbound phone calls for remodels and custom homes. A growing pipeline fueled by repeat visits and educated buyers. Clear visibility into how marketing supported closed deals, not just lead volume.