
Seven verticals, and what tends to be true about advertising in each one. Plain English, no jargon — pick the one that sounds like your business.


Gyms, studios, and wellness practices usually live or die on how many people walk in the door for a first session.

Firms selling expertise — legal, financial, consulting, agencies — tend to get a small number of high-value enquiries rather than a flood of small ones.

Technical and industrial businesses often sell to a narrow set of buyers who use very specific language for what they need.

Property is geographic before it's anything else — the same ad is either useful or irrelevant depending on where someone is looking.

Decisions about senior living are usually made by an adult child researching on a parent's behalf, often under stress and over an extended period.

Charters, tours, and outdoor operators work against a season and a booking calendar, which means timing and availability shape everything.

Online stores have the clearest scoreboard of any business type: an order either happened or it didn't.
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