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Google Ads

Bid on intent,not on hope.

Search is the one channel where people tell you exactly what they want. Most accounts waste that by bidding on volume instead of intent, and measuring clicks instead of customers.

SearchPerformance MaxShoppingDemand GenRemarketingYouTube
What's included

Exactly whatyou're paying for.

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  • Account architectureStructure built around your margins, service lines and geography — not a keyword dump.
  • Keyword and intent researchVolume, commercial intent, seasonality, and the negative list that stops the bleeding.
  • Conversion trackingGA4, Tag Manager, enhanced conversions, call tracking and offline import.
  • Ad copy and assetsResponsive search ads per intent cluster, plus the extensions that earn the impression.
  • Bidding and budget strategyWhich strategy, at what target, with what ceiling — documented, not improvised.
  • Search term hygieneOngoing negatives, placement exclusions and audience refinement.
  • Weekly reportingA written review in plain English, plus a dashboard you can open any time.
The sequence

How it runs,start to finish.

01

Audit and access

We go through structure, search terms, conversion actions and wasted spend. Starting fresh instead? Then tracking comes first.

02

Research and blueprint

Keyword and competitor research, then a written plan: campaign types, budget split, targets, and what each campaign is meant to prove.

03

Build and verify

Campaigns built, tracking tested with real submissions, landing pages checked — before anything switches on.

04

Optimise and scale

Systematic testing on copy, pages and audiences. Winners get budget, losers get cut, and you see the reasoning both ways.

What you get, and who it's for

Worth beinghonest about it.

What you end up with

  • A Google Ads account you own outright, structured and documented
  • Conversion tracking you can trust, tested with real submissions
  • A negative keyword framework that keeps working
  • A live dashboard plus a weekly written review
  • A clear view of which campaigns produce customers and which don't

Good fit

  • People already search for what you sell
  • You can handle more enquiries than you get today
  • Your margin supports a paid acquisition cost
  • You can commit to at least three months

Not a fit

  • Nobody searches the category yet — demand needs creating first
  • You need leads this week at a guaranteed price
  • Enquiries won't get answered within a few hours
Questions

Straightanswers.

It depends on your cost per click and sales cycle, not on a blanket figure. In the audit we work back from what a customer is worth and how many clicks it takes to get one, then recommend something you can sustain for three months. A budget that dies in three weeks teaches you nothing.

Yes. Your budget goes to Google from your own account. Our fee is quoted on scope — not as a percentage of spend, which would quietly reward us for spending more of your money.

Always. The ads account, GA4 property and tag container stay in your name, with all the history.

Enquiries usually start within the first couple of weeks. Meaningful optimisation needs enough conversion data to be honest about — a month or two, depending on volume. Anyone promising more precision is guessing.

Works well with

Websites & UI/UX

Landing pages and full sites designed around one job — turning a click into a qualified conversation.

CRM & Automation

Lead pipelines, WhatsApp automation and follow-up sequences so no enquiry dies in an inbox.

Social & SEO

Organic content systems and technical SEO — the compounding half of the plan that ads can't do alone.

Next step

Let's look atit properly.

A free session, then an honest recommendation — including “don't bother” if that's the answer.