01 — Marketing · Paid advertising

Google Ads reaches people at the moment they search for what you sell. That intent is valuable, but only if the account is structured around it: the right queries, the right landing pages, accurate conversion data and bid strategies that reflect what a customer is worth to you.

What this solves

The problems Google Ads solves.

Search, Performance Max, Shopping and remarketing campaigns built around buyer intent.

  1. 01

    Broad matching shows your ads for searches that will never convert.

  2. 02

    Performance Max spends budget with little visibility into where it goes.

  3. 03

    Conversion actions include low-value events, so smart bidding learns the wrong thing.

  4. 04

    Ads point to the home page instead of pages built for the search.

Capabilities

What Google Ads covers.

What we look at

What we review in a Google Ads account.

Most underperforming accounts aren't short of budget; they're short of structure and signal. These are the first things we look at.

What we checkWhy it matters
Conversion trackingWhich actions count as conversions, whether values are passed, and whether offline sales are imported. Bidding can only optimise for what it can see.
Account structureCampaigns split by intent and margin, not by habit, so budgets and bids can be controlled where it matters.
Search termsThe queries actually triggering ads, negative keyword lists and match-type use, especially with broad match and Performance Max.
Bidding strategyTarget CPA or ROAS set from real economics, with enough conversion volume for smart bidding to learn.
Ads and assetsResponsive search ads with distinct headlines, sitelinks and assets tested against each other.
Landing pagesMessage match between query, ad and page, plus page speed and form friction.

What you receive

Clear, owned outputs.

  • An account audit or new account build
  • Keyword and negative keyword lists
  • Conversion tracking plan and verification
  • Ad copy and asset variants
  • Weekly optimization log and monthly report

Business benefits

Why it's worth it.

  • Spend on real intent

    Budget goes to searches that lead to customers.

  • Better automated bidding

    Accurate conversion data helps Google's bidding work for you.

  • Transparency

    You can see which searches, products and ads drive results.

Where it fits

When Google Ads is the right move.

  1. 01A service business generating leads from search.
  2. 02An online store running Shopping or Performance Max campaigns.
  3. 03An account with rising costs and unclear performance.

Technologies & platforms

  • Google Ads
  • Google Merchant Center
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Google Ads Editor
  • Looker Studio

Methodology

How Google Ads work runs.

  1. 01

    Audit or set up

    Account structure, tracking, audiences and past performance reviewed or built properly.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Objectives, budgets, bidding approach, audiences and creative plan agreed.

  3. 03

    Launch

    Campaigns go live with checks on tracking, pacing and policy compliance.

  4. 04

    Optimize

    Bids, budgets, queries, audiences and creative adjusted on a regular rhythm.

  5. 05

    Report and scale

    Results reviewed against targets; winning campaigns get more budget.

FAQ

Google Ads questions.

Should we use Performance Max?

It can work well for e-commerce and lead generation with good conversion data and assets, but it offers less control. We test it alongside search campaigns and keep brand and high-intent terms visible.

How often do you optimize the account?

Search terms, budgets and bids are reviewed weekly as a minimum, with deeper structural reviews monthly. High-spend accounts get more frequent attention.

Can you import offline sales into Google Ads?

Yes, where your CRM records them. Importing qualified leads or closed sales lets bidding optimize for real outcomes instead of form fills.

Marketing

Talk to us about google ads.

Send us your current google ads plan, or the problem you want it to fix. We'll reply with what we would do first and why.