Bremen Protect came to LS OptimAIze with a premium paint protection film and detailing offering and a digital presence that didn't match it. Their site felt generic, their booking process was scattered across calls and forms, and there was no real way to tell which marketing spend was actually producing customers.
We rebuilt the brand's digital front door from the ground up: a fully immersive, 3D-driven website paired with a multi-creative performance marketing engine. Every ad, every creative variant, and every landing interaction was built to feed one connected system, so a lead born from a scroll-stopping ad ends up inside a booking funnel built to convert, not a dead-end contact page.
Bremen Protect in Frame
What we walked into
A Premium Brand, A Generic Site
Bremen Protect's PPF and detailing work was top-tier, but the website looked like every other template-driven local services site. It undersold the brand the moment a visitor landed.
Leads Without a Funnel
Inquiries came in through scattered channels with no structured booking path, so prospects dropped off before ever reaching a consult.
Marketing Spend, No Attribution
There was no reliable way to connect ad spend to actual booked consultations, making it impossible to know which creatives were actually working.
One-Note Creative
A single static ad set couldn't hold attention across cold, warm, and retargeted audiences. Engagement plateaued fast.
What we built
Designed and built a scroll-driven, three-dimensional website experience that positions Bremen Protect as the premium option in its category.
Replaced scattered inquiry channels with a single guided funnel that qualifies and books consults in one continuous flow.
Produced multiple ad creative variants across formats and audiences, tested continuously against real booking data, not vanity metrics.
Connected every ad click to its downstream booking outcome, so spend could be shifted toward what was actually converting.
Layered in organic and generative-search visibility so the site keeps earning leads outside of paid spend.
