Flood Insurance Lead Ad Campaign
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need a Facebook campaign built to generate qualified leads for flood-insurance policies among homeowners in flood-prone areas. The ad has to be ready to launch ASAP, so speed and clarity are critical.
The message should speak directly to the risk these homeowners face, underline the cost-saving benefits of insurance, and close with a strong call to action inviting them to request a free quote. Copy must comply with Meta advertising policies and feel reassuring rather than fear-mongering.
Deliverables
• Persuasive primary text, headline, and description (Meta character limits observed)
• One or two eye-catching visuals or a short motion graphic sized for feed, Stories, and mobile placements
• Audience targeting settings focused on at-risk ZIP codes, age, and homeowner status
• Lead Form creation inside Facebook Ads Manager with up to five fields (name, email, phone, address, preferred contact time)
• Launch checklist and quick-start performance guide so I can track CPL and tweak budget on the fly
I’ll review concepts the moment they arrive and give same-day feedback so we can publish without delay.
The message should speak directly to the risk these homeowners face, underline the cost-saving benefits of insurance, and close with a strong call to action inviting them to request a free quote. Copy must comply with Meta advertising policies and feel reassuring rather than fear-mongering.
Deliverables
• Persuasive primary text, headline, and description (Meta character limits observed)
• One or two eye-catching visuals or a short motion graphic sized for feed, Stories, and mobile placements
• Audience targeting settings focused on at-risk ZIP codes, age, and homeowner status
• Lead Form creation inside Facebook Ads Manager with up to five fields (name, email, phone, address, preferred contact time)
• Launch checklist and quick-start performance guide so I can track CPL and tweak budget on the fly
I’ll review concepts the moment they arrive and give same-day feedback so we can publish without delay.