Learn how to measure your install vs service lead mix by month so you can tell whether your marketing is driving high-ticket growth or simply generating more service workload. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a clear monthly view of lead mix trends and what they mean for revenue vs volume.
Download the Excel file used in this tutorial:
This creates labels like “January – 2025” for charting.
This gives you the number of install leads for each month.
This returns the total leads for the month and becomes your denominator.
This separates percentage scale from lead volume.
This completes the Install vs Service Lead % marketing KPI model.
Q1. What is “Install vs Service Lead %”?
It’s the percentage breakdown of your leads that are install opportunities versus service/repair opportunities in a given time period. This KPI helps sales and marketing teams understand what kind of demand their campaigns are creating.
Q2. Why does this KPI matter for growth?
Because it shows whether growth is profit-driven (more installs) or workload-driven (more service calls). If installs rise, you’re often scaling revenue. If service dominates, you may just be getting busier without improving profitability.
Q3. What data do I need to track this?
At minimum, you need:
Q4. How should I visualize install vs service lead mix?
A monthly chart that shows the mix percentage makes trends easy to spot. Adding the total number of leads alongside the mix helps you understand whether changes are coming from shifting demand, changing volume, or both.
Q5. What’s a “good” install percentage?
It depends on your business model, seasonality, and capacity. The real value is tracking the trend over time—especially after marketing changes—so you can see whether campaigns are increasing install share or just producing more service calls.
Q6. Can I break this down further (by location, CSR, or lead source)?
Yes. Once you have the monthly view working, you can apply the same approach to compare lead mix by location, lead source/channel, customer service rep, or job subtype to see what’s driving install-heavy demand.
Q7. Is there a file I can use to follow along?
Yes—use the downloadable practice file linked near the video. If you can’t find it, you can request the “Install vs Service Lead Mix” file from the email mentioned in the lesson.