Banquet hall · Columbus, Ohio
The Columbos Grand Banquet Hall
15 tours a week
15+
Tours in one week
In the first week of ads.
2
Weeks in, same numbers
Consistent lead flow and tour volume since launch.
Where they were before we started.
The Columbos Grand Banquet Hall is a new engagement, and we are publishing it early on purpose. The first two weeks are the part of the story most agencies never show you, because it is where a system either works or quietly does not.
A banquet hall's problem is rarely demand. It is that nobody owns the hours between an enquiry arriving and a person standing in the room — so leads arrive, sit, and go cold while the hall waits for the phone to ring.
The specific moves, not the category.
“Optimised the funnel” is not a case study. These are the actual decisions.
01
The campaign went live and every enquiry got a phone call within minutes, from someone whose job is to qualify it and book a tour. Fifteen-plus tours in the first week is what that sounds like.
02
Date, guest count and budget, agreed with the venue before a single ad ran, then checked again on the phone. An hour walking someone round the building is the most expensive thing a venue does, and qualification is what protects it.
03
A first week can be a fluke. Two weeks of ads running consistently and producing the same leads and the same tour volume is the point at which a result stops being luck and starts being a system.
What actually changed.
Milan Banquets generated 992 leads at $5.00 a lead from a $30 a day ad budget — in New Jersey, the most crowded banquet market in the US — and runs about 16 events a month.
Read the Milan Banquets breakdown
The Kult LA got its first tour on the first day of organic content marketing. The content was produced with a Los Angeles content agency we directed remotely — nobody from Fullhous stepped inside the venue once.
Read the The Kult LA breakdown
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Bring your last twelve months to a call and we will tell you what is realistic where you are — before you commit to anything.
No long contract. Twenty tours in thirty days, or you don’t pay for the month.