Korian

How Korian Home Care cut CPL by 53% and doubled lead efficiency.

Korian Home Care is a provider of home-based support services, specializing in personal care, nursing and daily lifestyle assistance.

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Korian Home Care came to us with a clear goal: more completed contact forms for their services. They ran into a number of complex obstacles:

  • Low brand awareness: Care is often automatically assigned after a hospital stay, meaning the Korian Home Care brand was less proactively top-of-mind.

  • Technical limitations: Meta enforces strict, privacy-first tracking and data-sharing restrictions on Health and Wellness advertisers.

  • Region-specific: Campaigns had to be deployed very locally and precisely.

  • Data pollution: Campaigns were unintentionally attracting large numbers of job seekers, needlessly draining the lead generation marketing budget.

  • Complex target audiences: Home nursing is primarily B2B (referrals via doctors/hospitals), while family care is B2C.


We abandoned the standard playbook and chose a data-driven omnichannel approach.

  1. Meta Ads: Funnelling & Smart Workarounds

    • Brand Awareness: We started at the top of the funnel with video content to put a face to the brand and build trust.

    • Retargeting & Storytelling: Using service carousels, we highlighted specific USPs through a narrative-driven approach.

    • The Tracking Solution: Since standard form tracking wasn't working, we switched to Lead Form Ads within Meta itself. Users submitted their details in exchange for an informational brochure (sent directly via email and a follow-up flow).

    • AI for scalability: Content is often a bottleneck in the care sector. We deployed AI studios to significantly speed up content creation without compromising on quality.

  2. Search Engine Advertising: Google, Bing & Grants

    • Restructuring & Seasonal Planning: We conducted a complete new keyword research and built a custom media plan tailored to peak and off-peak seasons.

    • PMax & AI: A successful combination of Search and PMax campaigns, including experiments with AI Max for optimal performance.

    • Budget efficiency (filtering job intent): Noticing that significant budget was flowing towards job seekers, we tightened the campaigns and added extra exclusions, ensuring 100% of the lead budget went to genuine care requests.

    • Bing as an extension: Following success on Google, we seamlessly transferred best practices to Bing for additional reach.


Korian Home Care is a non-profit organisation (vzw). We immediately spotted a huge opportunity here. We took on the enrollment process for the Google Ad Grants programme on their behalf. The result? A completely separate ad account with a monthly budget sponsored by Google, which saved significant costs for the client.

At the start of our takeover, in July 2025, the CPL wasn’t optimized. Slowly, we improved it. By the end of 2025, the CPL saw a drop of 50.47%, even though cost per contact had risen a little.

We kept on optimizing budget spend for the campaigns in 2026:

  • A CPL cost per contact reduction of 53% from 2025 to 2026.

  • An overall CPL reduction of 47% from 2025 to now.

By 2026, we managed to get more qualified traffic, converting at nearly double the cost-efficiency at almost a third of the same budget.


At the start of our takeover, in July 2025, the CPL wasn’t optimized. Slowly, we improved it. By the end of 2025, the CPL saw a drop of 50.47%, even though cost per contact had risen a little.

We kept on optimizing budget spend for the campaigns in 2026:

  • A CPL cost per contact reduction of 53% from 2025 to 2026.

  • An overall CPL reduction of 47% from 2025 to now.

By 2026, we managed to get more qualified traffic, converting at nearly double the cost-efficiency at almost a third of the same budget.


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