Google Ads Ads that pay for themselves, or get switched off.
Search advertising for businesses that need enquiries now, run against the same site and messaging we build — so the click and the page agree with each other.
The click and the page agree
We write the ad and the page it lands on, so nobody arrives somewhere that does not answer the search.
Spend you can see
Conversion tracking is set up before the budget starts, so you know what a lead costs rather than guessing.
Alongside the organic work
Paid search covers the ground while SEO builds. The two are planned together, not bought separately.
How Google Ads fit with the rest of your marketing.
Search ads put you in front of people already looking, which makes them the quickest route to enquiries when a site is new or a practice is growing.
They are also the fastest way to waste money. We keep campaigns tight, watch what converts and turn off what does not — and we say so plainly when the budget is not earning its keep.
- Campaigns built around the searches that actually convert
- Landing pages that match the promise in the ad
- Conversion tracking, so cost per enquiry is a number and not a feeling
Recent projects.
What is included.
Account and conversion setup
Tracking, goals and call reporting configured before any spend begins.
Keyword and audience research
The searches worth paying for, and the ones worth excluding.
Ad writing
Copy for each group, written to match the page it leads to.
Landing page work
The page the ad points at, built or adjusted so the visit has somewhere to go.
Ongoing management
Bids, negatives, budgets and search terms reviewed as real data arrives.
Plain reporting
What was spent, what came in, and what we would change next.
How we work.
Paid search should be accountable. If it is not paying for itself, you should be the first to know.
- STEP 01Set upWe agree the goal, install tracking and build the first campaigns.
- STEP 02LearnWe watch the search terms and let real queries reshape the targeting.
- STEP 03TightenSpend moves toward what converts, and away from what does not.
Frequently asked questions.
What people ask us before they start. If yours isn’t here, just ask.
How much should I spend on Google Ads?
It depends on what a new customer is worth and how competitive your searches are. We usually start modestly, measure what an enquiry costs, then adjust. If the numbers do not support spending more, we say so.
How soon will I see results?
Ads can bring visits within days of launch, but the first few weeks are mostly about learning which searches lead to enquiries. We review the real search terms and tighten the campaign from there.
Do I need a new website before I advertise?
Not always. The ad needs a page that matches what it promises. If your current page does, we use it. If it does not, we adjust it or build a focused one.
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