Client results · Crane service

A lower Google Ads budget, with four call-button taps recorded.

Patriot Crane & Rigging's new Google Search campaign launched Aug 31, 2026. Since Sep 7 it has been the account's only active campaign, and its average daily budget is one third lower than the earlier campaign's. In its first eight days (Aug 31 through Sep 7) it spent 14% of what the earlier campaign spent in August and recorded four call-button taps. The goal is crane inquiries at a lower advertising cost, and September's completed spend and comparable inquiry counts will show whether it gets there.

Patriot Crane & Rigging Measured through Sep 7, 2026 Recorded: lower ad budget and four call-button taps

The advertising budget is one third lower

As of Sep 7, 2026, Patriot runs one Google Search campaign, and its average daily budget is one third lower than the earlier campaign's. The earlier campaign's August spend was within 1% of its July spend. From Aug 31 through Sep 7 the new campaign spent 14% of that August total. We can review September's completed spend after Sep 30. Exact dollar figures stay in the client's ledger and are not published.

Google Ads · earlier campaign spend and current Search campaign record · captured Sep 7, 2026 (Pacific time)
Recorded item Earlier campaign · July 2026 Earlier campaign · August 2026 Search campaign · status as of Sep 7, 2026
Campaign spend in the stated period (relative) Baseline month Within 1% of July 14% of August's total · Aug 31 to Sep 7 (8 days); September total pending
Average daily budget (relative) Baseline Baseline, cut 87% on Aug 31 33% below baseline
Advertising placement and targeting Automated placements across Google's network Google Search ads targeting crane-service searches in Patriot's service area
Call-button taps recorded by Google Ads No comparable call record 4 taps · Aug 31 to Sep 7; completed calls unverified

Free visits from Google search started arriving

Google Search Console recorded 0 organic clicks in the 28-day window ending Aug 20, 2026, and 8 in the window ending Sep 5. Appearances in search went from 528 in the window ending Aug 29 to 1,483 in the window ending Sep 5. The windows overlap, so the totals share some days. Google doesn't charge for organic clicks, and we haven't verified whether these ones produced crane inquiries.

Google Search Console · overlapping 28-day windows
What the client got Aug 2 to 29, 2026 Aug 9 to Sep 5, 2026 Change
Visits from Google search (clicks) 5 8 +3
Appearances in Google search 528 1,483 +955
Website pages appearing in search 9 11 +2

Clicks and appearances grew at every dated capture

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Full comparison history · changes shown as clicks / appearances / pages
Captured Search window Clicks Appearances Pages Change since prior capture
Aug 20, 2026Before Jul 24, 2026
to Aug 20, 2026
0 99 4 Before
Aug 22, 20262-day step* Jul 26, 2026
to Aug 22, 2026
1 244 4 +1 / +145 / 0
Aug 29, 2026Weekly step Aug 2, 2026
to Aug 29, 2026
5 528 9 +4 / +284 / +5
Sep 5, 2026Weekly step Aug 9, 2026
to Sep 5, 2026
8 1,483 11 +3 / +955 / +2

*Aug 20 to Aug 22 is a two-day step, and later captures are a week apart. Each total covers its own 28-day window and the windows overlap, so the change between two rows is a difference in running totals and can't be read as one week's traffic.

Each row's 28-day window overlaps the next, so adding the rows together would count some days twice.

Next: September spend and verified crane inquiries

For a crane operator, the payoff is a booked lift. This record shows the current advertising budget, the spend so far and the call-button taps. The September reporting period ends Sep 30, 2026, and its completed spend and verified crane inquiries are what we'll report next. These totals don't show whether inquiry volume held steady, and they don't show completed calls, booked work, revenue, ranking gains or changes in AI recommendations.

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