A kitchen remodel is a household decision that takes months, involves two people who do not agree, and gets compared against three other contractors and a vacation. The lead that arrives today may sign in the spring. Judge that campaign on this month's cost per lead and you will turn off the thing that fills next year's schedule, which is exactly what happens in most inherited remodeling accounts.
The second mistake is treating remodeling as one service. A homeowner searching for a bathroom is not the same person searching for an ADU, and neither is the person who needs a whole-house renovation after buying a fixer. They read different pages, they respond to different photographs, and the jobs are worth wildly different amounts. Clustering them properly is the difference between a campaign that fills the calendar and one that produces a pile of unqualified quote requests.