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Case study · Auto wrecker, Cincinnati

Junk My Car Cincinnati.
Four questions instead of one long form.

An auto wrecker serving the Tri-State since 2008. Rebuilt around a multi-step offer funnel, and in its first month 40 of 181 visits finished it and asked for a price.

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The brief

Someone standing next to a car they want gone

Junk My Car has bought cars, trucks and SUVs since 2008, running or not, with free towing and same-day pickup anywhere in the Tri-State. The customer is almost always deciding in a hurry, and they want one thing before anything else: a number.

The old site made them hunt for it. Whoever gives a price first tends to get the car, so the entire job was to shorten the distance between landing on the page and finding out what the vehicle is worth.

The design

The offer form is the hero

Not a photograph with a form buried below it. The first thing on the page on either screen size is the first question, already asking.

The Junk My Car Cincinnati website on a desktop screen
Desktop
The Junk My Car Cincinnati website on a phone
Phone
What was built

A funnel, not a contact page

Multi-step offer form: year, make, model, ZIP about 2 minutes
Separate pages for car towing, truck towing and the junkyard 3 pages
Click-to-call in the header on every page yes
Embedded map covering the Tri-State service area yes
Real customer reviews on the page yes
FAQ on title requirements, pricing and pickup yes
Blog for the long-tail scrap and towing questions yes

Splitting one long form into four short steps is the whole idea. Each screen asks one easy thing, so the visitor is committed by the time the questions get specific, and the shop gets everything it needs to price the car before anyone picks up the phone.

Speed

99, with the form on the first screen

An interactive multi-step form usually costs something in performance. Hand-coded, it costs almost nothing: the largest element paints in 0.8 seconds and nothing shifts while it loads.

Google Lighthouse desktop scores for Junk My Car Cincinnati
Google Lighthouse, desktop, 2026-08-20. Run it yourself against the live site.
Largest Contentful Paint 0.8 s
Cumulative Layout Shift 0
Results

22 in every 100 visits finished the form

Google Analytics, first month of tracking. Sessions and completions are counted over the same window.

  • 40 completed offer requests, last 90 days
  • 22.1% of visits became one
  • 181 sessions in the same window

Google Analytics 4, 2026-08-20. Tracking began 202608.

Worth saying plainly: that is one month and 181 visits. It is a real number over a small sample, not a settled average, and it will move as the site accumulates history. It is on this page because a funnel built to do one job appears to be doing it, not because 22% is a promise.

Need the phone to ring instead of the form to sit there?

$99 a month, nothing down, one to two weeks. Call and we can talk through what your visitors are actually trying to do.