Callister Removals has increased enquiries and strengthened its business with a smarter Google Ads strategy. Laura Moxham explains how.

For over 60 years, Callister Removals has been a trusted name in the removals industry on the Isle of Man.

Founded in 1958, this family-run company built its reputation on reliability, personal service, and a deep understanding of what matters most to families and businesses relocating to and from the island.

But as competition in the removals industry intensified and digital visibility became increasingly vital, the team realised that relying solely on reputation and word-of-mouth was no longer enough to maintain consistent enquiry levels.

The challenge
Despite its strong heritage and loyal customer base, Callister Removals faced a growing challenge: its online presence wasn’t converting into the volume of enquiries the company needed. The company’s website was difficult to find on Google, and Callister wanted to turn this around. 

The company had no reliable tracking in place to show where leads were coming from or which campaigns were actually driving enquiries. In a geographically specific market like the Isle of Man, this lack of visibility meant that Callister was missing valuable opportunities to target people searching for “removals to the Isle of Man” or “Isle of Man removal companies”.

At the same time, competition was rising both from UK-based operators advertising to island customers and from local firms trying to capture more of the same audience. Callister Removals needed a more strategic, data-led approach to cut through the noise and attract high-quality leads, particularly from UK customers planning moves to or from the island.

The solution
Callister Removals partnered with YBA, the digital specialist in both removals and storage and a Google Premier Partner agency recognised in the top 3% of Google Ads specialists in the UK.

YBA’s work began with building a Google Ads strategy designed specifically for the removals market to and from the Isle of Man ...

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