Case study · Technichauff · Bruxelles
Knowing where each request comes from, from first click to won job
Technichauff gets its requests through its site and its ads, seven days a week from 7am to 8pm. Each record now shows its source, and each service has a price page linked to the admin panel.
The context.
Technichauff is a Brussels heating engineer, open seven days a week from 7am to 8pm, who also works in Wallonia and Flanders. The ad tracking left over from its old WordPress site was no longer connected to the website. The company could not see at a glance which source brought which request.
Task by task.
Knowing where a request came from
WordPress tracking no longer connected to the site
The source is shown on every record
Finding the ad behind a request
Search for it in Google Ads
Campaign and keyword shown on the record
Changing a price
Ask for a page edit
Edit one line in the Prices screen
What we delivered.
- A website in French and Dutch
- Repairs, servicing, plumbing, drain clearing, heat pumps and air conditioning, with a page per brand.
- A three-step quote form
- The visitor picks a need and leaves their details. The company gets an email, and so does the visitor if they gave an address.
- 14 price pages linked to the admin panel
- Periodic checks, servicing, repairs or drain clearing: each service has its page and its line in the Prices screen.
- Request tracking with the source
- Requests move column by column, with a customer list, the value of each job and an export of the list.
The result.
- The service pages are online in French and Dutch.
- 14 services have their own price page, linked to the Prices screen.
- A request sent from the site opens a record with its source on its own.
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