12-Month Marketing Console

A single exit-intent and 15-second-delay pop-up aimed at parents and teen-driver families. It leads with the interior temperature number, not the product name, because heat is the thing they actually feel in the pickup line.

• Headline: "130F in the carpool line? Ceramic tint drops it fast." with a Book This Week button
• Fire on 15s dwell or exit intent, once per visitor per 14 days
• Offer a free heat-rejection comparison at drop-off instead of a discount
• Track pop-up clicks separately from site-wide booking clicks so the offer can be judged on its own

Tight search-only campaign around commute and teen-driver intent within a 15-mile radius of the shop. Keep the ad copy about the drive, not about film brands, and let the extensions do the credibility work.

• Ad groups: heat rejection tint, teen driver tint, tint near me, tint cost
• Headline set: "Cooler Commutes Start Here" / "Ceramic Window Tint, St. Pete" / "Free Quote in 60 Seconds"
• Add location, call, and price extensions; schedule heavier bids 7-9am and 2-4pm around school runs
• Negative keywords: DIY, tint removal, tint film roll, cheapest, mobile

GBP is the highest-intent surface for a local shop and it rewards freshness. Post twice a week with real August work and answer questions before customers ask them.

• Post a before/after tint pair every Monday with the caption angle: schools back, is your ride ready
• Post a thermometer or IR-gun shot showing interior temp before and after tint every Thursday
• Add a Book Online action link straight to the tint booking page
• Seed the Q&A with Florida tint law limits and cure-time answers

A standalone page rather than the generic tint page, so the ad copy, the pop-up and the page all say the same thing. Its whole job is to make heat rejection tangible and then take the booking on the same screen.

• Above the fold: interior temperature comparison graphic and a booking widget, no scroll required
• Section on Florida tint law percentages so the customer knows the work is legal and permanent
• Three review quotes from parents or teen-driver customers
• Sticky mobile call button; the majority of this traffic is on a phone

Most August quote requests do not book the same day. A short, useful follow-up sequence is cheaper than buying the click twice.

• Same-day text with the quoted price and two open appointment windows
• 48-hour email showing the interior-temp comparison and the tint-law explainer
• Retarget landing page visitors who did not book for 14 days with a single creative
• Offer the interior wipe-down add-on in the follow-up rather than on the first touch