Google Ads Management
Search, Performance Max and remarketing. Buys demand today, in an account that stays in your name.
What it involves
Six channels, one budget. The question is never which one is best, it is what share each should get.
Each page sets out what the work involves, what to expect and when, and the questions worth asking before you fund it. The colour follows the channel through the whole site and into your monthly report.
Search, Performance Max and remarketing. Buys demand today, in an account that stays in your name.
What it involvesCaptures demand you are not paying for. Slow to start, and the only channel whose cost per lead falls.
What it involvesMeta, TikTok and LinkedIn, paid and organic. Reaches people who were not looking for you.
What it involvesThe pages the other five channels point at. Nothing performs above the page it lands on.
What it involvesThe site that turns traffic into enquiries, built and measured around conversion.
What it involvesSequences, segmentation and deliverability. The cheapest channel you own outright.
What it involvesFour inputs, in this order. Everything else is a preference.
Average order value and repeat rate set the ceiling for what a lead can cost. Without this number nothing else can be decided.
If you need enquiries this quarter, paid takes the larger share. If you can wait two, organic takes more and costs less overall.
Some categories are searched for. Others have to be created on social. The split follows the demand, not the fashion.
There is no point sending traffic to a page that does not convert. Sometimes the first month of budget goes into the website instead.
Tell us what you sell, what you spend now and what a customer is worth. You get back a proposed allocation across the six channels, the expected cost per lead for each, and how long before it shows.