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Judge a PPC agency by account ownership, conversion quality, tracking, landing pages, current platform knowledge, transparency and verified commercial results, not the word best in its headline. Every criterion worth applying is listed on this page along with what we do against each one, including the three where we still owe you published evidence. Apply the same list to anyone you shortlist and the shortlist usually gets shorter.

Four things, in order. It works out what a customer can cost to acquire from your margins. It builds and structures campaigns so spend can be controlled and read. It makes sure the conversions being counted are the ones the business values. Then it optimises: search terms, negatives, ads, bidding, budgets and landing pages. A provider doing only the fourth is monitoring an account, not managing one.

The management fee is driven by campaign types, account complexity, media budget, tracking depth, landing-page involvement and reporting cadence. We are not printing a monthly figure on this page until one internal commercial model is confirmed, because a previously published figure and a set of multi-service bundles both exist and quoting either would mislead. Every cost line is listed on this page, and you get a written figure on the audit call.

No, and it never is. Media spend is paid by you directly to Google on your own billing profile, so you can see exactly what reached the auction without asking us. Our fee covers strategy, build, management, measurement and reporting. Keeping them separate is the only way you can tell what you paid for work and what you paid for clicks.

We will not answer that from an industry average. The starting budget comes from your break-even cost per acquisition, the click costs in your category, an expected conversion rate and how many enquiries your team can actually handle. That produces a test budget big enough to give a readable answer and no bigger. If the arithmetic does not work at your current margin, we will say so rather than take the engagement.

Ads can be serving within days of your approval once tracking is verified and the account is accessible. What we will not do is promise leads inside a fixed window. Lead volume and quality depend on demand, competition, ad approval, budget, offer, landing page and how fast your team follows up. Anyone promising leads in twenty four to seventy two hours is describing ad delivery, not business results.

No agency controls auction prices, competitors, demand, platform systems or customer behaviour. We do not guarantee a fixed number of leads, sales, cost per acquisition or return on ad spend. We commit to accurate setup, agreed management, measurement, testing and transparent reporting. If the account cannot clear its target we will tell you and recommend stopping, which is the only useful commitment available here.

Yes, completely. The account is created in your business name or stays as your existing account, you keep administrator access, and we link it to our manager account for access. You can remove that link yourself at any time without our involvement. The conversion history, audience lists and change history are yours and stay with you when the engagement ends.

You do, directly, from your own billing profile and payment method. We never take custody of your advertising budget. This matters more than it sounds: agency-held billing means you cannot independently verify spend, and if the relationship ends the account history can be difficult to recover.

Yes, and it is where every engagement starts. The audit covers structure, search terms, keywords and negatives, ads and assets, bidding, budgets, location, device and schedule settings, conversion actions, landing-page alignment and policy status. You receive the three largest wasted-spend risks and the recommended next actions, whether or not you go on to work with us.

Yes, and nothing gets scaled until it is validated. Conversion actions are defined against what the business values, implemented, tested with real conversions pushed through each route, deduplicated, and given primary or secondary status deliberately. Setup may be quoted as one-time work depending on what already exists. A campaign optimising toward a conversion nobody validated is the most expensive mistake in this category.

Yes, with an important distinction. Calls from ads and from the website are tracked with a minimum duration threshold so misdials do not count. Messaging clicks are tracked but recorded as a secondary action, because a click is not a conversation. A qualified messaging conversation is a separate primary action, which needs a signal from your side. Counting every messaging click as a lead is the most common inflation we find in this market.

Whatever you and your sales team define, agreed in writing before launch. Usually it means contactable, inside the service area, wanting something you actually sell, and with a budget in the right range. The definition matters because it is what bidding will eventually optimise toward. Without it, the platform learns to find people who fill in forms, which is a different population from people who buy.

Yes, where your systems support it, through Data Manager following current platform guidance. Lead stages are recorded on your side, qualified and closed outcomes are uploaded on an agreed cadence, and values are assigned by lead grade or expected revenue. This is the highest-leverage measurement work available to a lead-generation account, and it needs a consistent process from your team rather than a one-off export.

A Google Ads feature that improves conversion measurement accuracy using first-party data you already hold, handled through the platform's own privacy-safe mechanism. There is an account-level setting, and a separate implementation for leads where the business runs on enquiries rather than transactions. We configure both where appropriate, respect consent state, and monitor the diagnostics, because a silent failure looks exactly like a drop in performance.

The landing-page audit is included in every engagement. Specific edits to an existing page are quoted per request, and a full landing-page design and build is a separate project. We do not imply unlimited page work is included, because it either is not true or it is already priced into the fee. If your current page cannot be fixed, we will say that rather than run traffic at it.

Yes, and for most first engagements Search alone is the recommendation. It is the highest-intent inventory Google sells and the most controllable: keywords, match types, negatives, ad copy, landing page and schedule are all directly in your hands. A single well-structured Search campaign produces a readable answer faster than four campaign types running at once.

Yes, for ecommerce. Most Shopping underperformance is a feed problem rather than a bidding problem, so the work concentrates on identifiers, titles, images, price and availability accuracy, disapproval resolution and custom labels so budget can follow margin. Feed maintenance is ongoing and is stated explicitly in the scope rather than assumed.

Yes, with governance, and usually alongside Search rather than instead of it. That means correct goals, organised asset groups, feed control, audience signals, brand settings, managed URL expansion, the exclusions the platform makes available, and experiments to check whether it added conversions or simply reallocated credit for them. It is not a one-click campaign, and it will amplify a badly defined conversion goal faithfully.

Google's campaign family for visual demand creation across YouTube, Shorts, Discover, Gmail, Maps and the Display network. From June 2026 Google began moving Display campaigns into Demand Gen, so this is where that inventory now lives. It creates demand rather than capturing it, needs genuine creative to work, and should be judged on assisted enquiries and branded search demand as well as last-click conversions.

Yes, through Demand Gen and video campaign formats, where there is video worth running. Product demonstrations, machinery and process explanation, education and testimonials all work. Video production itself is a separate scope: the management fee covers campaign work, not filming and editing.

Optionally, quoted separately, and normally only once Google Ads is already performing. Volume in this market is materially lower, so it is a supplement rather than a foundation. Campaigns can be imported from Google, but tracking has to be set up independently and it should be reported separately rather than blended in.

Yes, as a separate service with its own fee and its own reporting. Paid search and paid social are different disciplines with different skills, and bundling them into one number hides which one produced the result. Where you want both managed against one blended acquisition target, that is available within this engagement rather than as a separate one.

Search terms, pacing and disapprovals are checked weekly, and daily during the first fortnight after launch where most early waste appears. Ad and asset tests run continuously in rounds. Bidding changes are made deliberately and given time to be readable rather than adjusted every few days, which is churn rather than optimisation. Every change is recorded in the change history you can see.

By reading the search-term report every week and excluding what should never have matched: job and salary intent, free and DIY intent, research queries, out-of-area locations and product variants you do not sell. Negatives go into shared lists so waste is excluded once rather than campaign by campaign, and every list update gets a conflict check so valid demand is not blocked. Google operates invalid-traffic systems of its own, and we will not claim to prevent all click fraud.

A monthly report that opens with spend, conversions, qualified conversions and cost per qualified lead, then covers search-term quality, brand against non-brand, location and device, landing-page performance, lead quality in your sales team's words, experiments, what we changed, budget pacing, risks and next actions. Every figure names the view it came from so you can reproduce it in your own account.

Often very well, because the queries are specific and the order values are high, but it needs patience and closed-sale feedback. Buyers search capability and specification terms rather than marketing language, the enquiry is a request for a quote, and the sale closes weeks later. Without importing closed sales, the account optimises toward enquiry volume and never learns which enquiries turned into orders.

Yes, and it is often the fastest channel available. Intent is urgent and the radius is small, so campaigns are call-focused, tightly targeted and scheduled to when somebody can answer. The main constraint is rarely the campaign: it is whether the phone gets picked up. A missed call on a paid click is the most expensive thing in the account.

We diagnose the reason, prepare the documentation and support the appeal. Nobody can promise approval or reinstatement, and we will not create a replacement account to work around a suspension, because that risks a permanent ban. It needs truthful documentation from you, and in regulated categories it needs the certifications the policy requires. Meanwhile we would recommend where else the budget can work.

It is the same product under a newer name. Google renamed AdWords to Google Ads in 2018, so anyone still using the old name as their primary product term has not updated their material in some years. The name appears here only because people still search for it. Everything current is Google Ads.

With an audit call, free and around twenty minutes. We look at your account if you have one, your website and your commercial numbers, and tell you what a customer can cost to acquire, what is leaking now, and what the first ninety days would cover. If paid search is not the right spend for you at your current margin or capacity, we will say so and tell you what we think is.