18–32%
Home service companies running structured off-season database reactivation campaigns commonly source 18–32% of annual revenue from existing customer and dormant lead lists rather than new paid acquisition.
Home service companies running structured off-season database reactivation campaigns commonly source 18–32% of annual revenue from existing customer and dormant lead lists rather than new paid acquisition.
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Prestyj. (2026). 18–32% — Home service companies running structured off-season database reactivation campaigns commonly source 18–32% of annual revenue from existing customer and dormant lead lists rather than new paid acquisition. (Original source: Prestyj home services off-season revenue benchmark). Retrieved from https://prestyj.com/stat/off-season-database-revenue-share
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