
B2B · Construction materials
DCF Accesorios
B2B Paid Acquisition Funnel
150/mo
Leads at peak
Up from ~20 per month
780
Meta leads in 2025
~$1 USD cost per lead
23%
Large-project leads
Projects above 500 m²
1,300
Newsletter subscribers
Up from ~400
The problem
DCF Accesorios is a traditional B2B construction materials business, but most of its growth depended heavily on referrals and direct outreach.
The company needed a digital acquisition system that could attract construction companies and project leads. It also needed to capture leads and keep potential buyers warm after the first contact.

What I built
I rebuilt the company's digital funnel from the ground up.
That included a new catalog-style website with more than 100 products, basic SEO foundations, Google Ads, Meta lead campaigns, product video ads, creative direction, landing pages, lead forms, email sequences, newsletter operations, and reporting workflows.
The biggest unlock came from treating Meta as a serious acquisition channel, even for B2B.
At first, we ran mostly static image ads. Results were okay, but limited. Once we switched to simple vertical product videos using supplier footage and clear product angles, lead volume increased fast.
One key field asked for the project area size, which helped us differentiate between small buyers or serious construction projects. That gave us a much better read on lead quality.

Website and catalog pages
Video ad example
We used footage provided by the suppliers or recorded our own at the warehouse.

Email sequence flow
Built on Beehiiv. Triggered after each lead landed on Meta.

Email automation workflow and lead capture
Automation flow in Make. Saves lead data in a custom spreadsheet, emails the sales team, and onboards users to Beehiiv.
Results
The funnel moved from 20 leads per month to around 150 per month.
In 2025, Meta campaigns generated around 780 leads, with cost per lead stabilizing around $1 USD.
The lead segmentation analysis showed that 23% of leads came from large projects above 500 m². That was the big surprise.
The email side also grew. The newsletter went from around 400 subscribers to 1,300, giving the business a warmer audience for product education, industry updates, and follow-up campaigns.
20 → 150
Monthly leads
~$1
Cost per lead
23%
Large projects
Above 500 m²
400 → 1,300
Newsletter subscribers

Meta campaign results

Lead segmentation by project size
Adjusted copy to target larger clients

Monthly leads by project size

Newsletter growth
Want a funnel like this?
Let's talk about acquisition, content, and the systems behind consistent lead flow.
