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Google Ads that pay for themselves

We set up ads so you pay for customers, not curious clicks. We track cost per lead and cost per real order and move budget to where it pays back.

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What's included

We tailor the scope to your goals and budget. Usually it includes:

  1. Search campaigns for high-intent queries
  2. Google Maps ads
  3. Shopping campaigns for stores
  4. Negative keywords and query cleanup
  5. GA4 and offline conversions
  6. Weekly optimisation and reports
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In detail

How we structure campaigns

  • Split cheap and expensive queries. Long-tail keywords go into separate campaigns with strict bid caps; broad queries get their own budget.
  • Ads written for each group, with pricing context, benefits and extensions.
  • A landing page per intent, not the home page.
  • Weekly search-term cleanup and growing negative lists.

We count money, not clicks

We connect form and messenger conversions and, for lead-based businesses, offline conversions: we tell Google which leads became paid orders. Smart bidding then learns from sales, not from random form fills.

Account audit

If ads are already running, we start with an audit: duplicate keywords, overlapping campaigns, wasted placements, broken conversions. The audit alone usually saves budget.

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Stages

We agree on every stage with you and show results before moving on.

1

Audit & plan

Demand, competitors, budget, target cost per lead.

2

Setup

Campaigns, ads, landing pages, conversions.

3

Launch

First-days control and query cleanup.

4

Optimisation

Bids and budgets by return, weekly report.

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Questions

What budget do I need?

It depends on the niche and market. We forecast from demand and click prices and suggest the minimum budget that yields reliable data.

Who owns the ad account?

You do. We work inside your account and all access stays with you.

Got a project? Write to us.

A couple of sentences is enough. We reply with a plan, timeline and budget — the estimate is free and non-binding.