Search campaign structure
Campaigns and ad groups organised around the services you sell and the areas you serve, so budget and reporting stay legible.
Let's talkCapture demand that is already searching
Google Ads puts your business in front of people actively searching for the service right now. We manage Search campaigns built around buying intent, your real service area and measurement you can trust.
The practical view
Meta creates demand; Google captures it. When someone searches for an emergency plumber or a painting quote, the job already exists. Google Ads management is the discipline of being present for the searches that signal a job, at a cost the job can support.
The work is mostly subtraction. Keywords are chosen because they signal a real service need, negative keywords cut the searches that waste budget, and location targeting keeps spend inside the area the team actually services. Conversion tracking ties every dollar back to calls and enquiries rather than clicks.
What the work covers
Keep the ad, conversion path and follow-up connected to the same definition of a useful enquiry.
Campaigns and ad groups organised around the services you sell and the areas you serve, so budget and reporting stay legible.
Keywords that signal a job, and a growing negative list that removes bargain hunters, DIY searches and the wrong suburbs.
Location, radius and schedule settings matched to where and when the business can genuinely take the work.
Calls and form enquiries tracked as conversions so optimisation and reporting run on enquiries, not clicks or impressions.
Delivery sequence
List the services, areas and search terms that indicate a job worth winning, and the ones to exclude from day one.
Create the campaign structure, ads, extensions and tracking, with budgets agreed before anything goes live.
Release spend in a controlled way and confirm calls and enquiries are recorded correctly before scaling.
Move budget toward the terms and ads producing real enquiries, extend the negative list and report in plain numbers.
Straight answers
They do different jobs. Google captures people already searching for the service, while Meta creates demand and retargets interest. Many service businesses run both, and the fit review looks at your market, margins and capacity before recommending either.
It depends on your service value, area and the cost of clicks in your market. A workable starting budget is agreed before launch rather than promised on a website, and you always pay Google directly for ad spend.
No. Auction results depend on competition, budget, landing pages and factors outside any agency's control. We commit to disciplined management and honest reporting, not invented certainty.