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Google Ads management

Google Ads management focused on qualified leads

Reach people who are already searching for what you offer — with keyword control, landing pages that match intent, and conversion tracking that tells Google which clicks actually became customers.

Common problems

Where Google Ads budgets usually leak

What’s included

Google Ads management, end to end

Account structure

Campaigns and ad groups organised by intent and service, so budget and bids stay controllable.

Keyword strategy

High-intent keywords, sensible match types and an evolving negative keyword list.

Ads & assets

Responsive search ads and assets written around your offer and tested over time.

Landing pages

Page recommendations — or builds — matched to each campaign’s search intent.

Conversion tracking

Google Ads and GA4 conversions for forms, calls and WhatsApp, tested before launch.

Bidding & budgets

Bid strategies chosen for your conversion volume, with budgets paced to targets.

Search-term reviews

Regular reviews of what people actually searched, with waste removed.

Reporting

Spend, conversions and cost per qualified lead by campaign, against agreed goals.

Process

How we manage Google Ads

01

Audit

Existing account, tracking, search terms and landing pages reviewed.

02

Strategy

Keywords, structure, budgets and target cost per lead agreed.

03

Build

Tracking verified, then campaigns, ads and assets built.

04

Launch & monitor

Early data watched closely; obvious waste removed quickly.

05

Optimise

Search terms, bids, ads and pages refined on a regular rhythm.

Who it’s for

Google Ads works best when…

FAQ

Google Ads questions

Yes. We start with an audit of the existing account — tracking, structure, search terms and bidding — and keep what works. Your account history stays in your ownership.

From your goals, the cost of clicks in your market and the number of leads you need. We recommend a starting budget after the audit and adjust it once real conversion data is available.

No. Ad spend is paid to Google from your own account and is separate from our management fee.

By reviewing search-term reports, adding negative keywords, tightening match types and location settings, and making sure bidding optimises for real conversions rather than clicks.

Is your Google Ads account wasting budget?

Request a free audit and we will show you where — and what to fix first.