GOOGLE ADS / SEM

Google Ads focused on results, not just clicks

We plan and optimise Google Ads campaigns, combining advertising management with analytics, conversion measurement and landing-page evaluation.

Increasing traffic alone is not the objective. A campaign should reach the right audience and provide the data needed to make better decisions.

Areas we work on

CAMPAIGNS

BUDGET

CONVERSIONS

DATA

OPTIMISATION

WHEN PAID SEARCH MAKES SENSE

Google Ads can work quickly, but it should not operate blindly

Advertising can reach users who are actively searching for a particular product or service relatively quickly. Simply launching a campaign, however, does not mean the budget will be used effectively.

01

The company wants to reach people actively searching for its services

A Search campaign can appear at the exact moment when a potential customer is looking for a specific solution.

02

SEO takes time and enquiries are needed sooner

Google Ads can support customer acquisition while organic visibility is still being developed. See SEO services.

03

Existing campaigns spend money, but the result is unclear

Clicks and impressions are not enough. First, we need to verify whether forms, calls, sales or other important user actions are being measured correctly.

04

The company wants to test a new offer or market

Advertising can help gather data more quickly about demand, user searches and the effectiveness of a particular offer.

Not every company needs a complex Google Ads account. Campaign scope should reflect the objective, budget and sales model.

SCOPE OF COOPERATION

What does Google Ads management include?

We first establish what the campaign is expected to achieve and whether that outcome can be measured reliably. Only then do we select the account structure, campaign type and approach to budget allocation.

Analysis and
strategy

Campaign objectives

Offer and key services

Service area

Competition

Historical data

Account structure

Landing-page assessment

We do not begin by choosing a campaign type. We start by defining what the advertising is expected to achieve. An SEO audit can also help identify whether a landing page is technically and structurally ready for paid traffic.

Search
campaigns

Keyword and topic selection

Ad-group structure

Ads

Negative keywords

Locations

Devices

Schedules

Search-term analysis

The key is matching the ad to the user’s real intent.

Other campaign
types

Remarketing

Display

Performance Max

Shopping / e-commerce campaigns

Other formats available in Google Ads

We do not add additional campaigns simply to make the account look more complex.

Conversion
measurement

Forms

Calls, where reliable measurement is available

Purchases

Important user actions

Google Analytics

Google Tag Manager

Data-quality checks

Without meaningful measurement, it is easy to optimise for clicks instead of business results.

Landing
pages

Alignment between the ad and the page offer

Clear calls to action

Forms

Mobile experience

Basic technical issues

Consistency between ad messaging and landing-page content

Sometimes the problem is not the campaign, but the page the user lands on. See Web Design.

Optimisation

Search terms

Costs

Conversions

Traffic quality

Budgets

Negative keywords

Ads

Further tests

A campaign requires regular evaluation. It should not be configured once and then left without supervision.

HOW WE WORK

The advertising budget should reflect what we want to learn and achieve

We do not begin with the maximum possible campaign scope. We first establish priorities and check whether the account provides enough reliable data to make future decisions.

01

Measurement and foundations

We review account configuration, conversions, landing pages and the quality of existing data.

If we do not know what constitutes a campaign result, we organise the measurement first.

02

Launching or restructuring campaigns

We match account structure, search queries, ads, negative keywords and budgets to the company’s key objectives.

There is no need to advertise the entire offer from the first day.

03

Optimisation

We analyse costs, conversions and search terms, then move budget towards areas where we see greater potential.

Decisions are based on data, but the data is always interpreted within the context of the client’s business.

SEO and Google Ads can complement each other

Campaign data can show which services, search queries and messages lead to enquiries or sales. At the same time, growing organic visibility can gradually reduce the company’s dependence on paid traffic for some searches. See SEO services.

Frequently asked questions about Google Ads

How much does Google Ads management cost?

The total cost includes the advertising budget paid directly to Google Ads and the fee for managing the campaigns. The management scope depends on the number of campaigns, market, objectives and account complexity. We prepare the quotation after a short initial review.

What advertising budget do we need to start?

There is no single amount that works for every business. Relevant factors include competition, cost per click, location, customer value and the number of services being advertised. It is usually better to begin with a clearly defined scope than spread a limited budget across too many campaigns.

Do you guarantee a specific number of customers?

No. Campaign performance also depends on the offer, pricing, competition, landing page and how enquiries are handled. We can be responsible for campaign management, measurement and optimisation based on the available data.

Can you take over an existing Google Ads account?

Yes. We first analyse the existing structure, settings, campaigns and conversion measurement. We do not automatically create a new account when the current one can be reorganised and used effectively.

Do you set up conversion tracking?

Yes, depending on the project. We can work with Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and the events needed to evaluate campaign performance. The exact scope depends on the website and how the company acquires customers.

Is it worth running Google Ads and SEO at the same time?

Often, yes, because the two channels work differently. Google Ads can generate traffic and useful data more quickly, while SEO develops organic visibility over a longer period. The right approach still depends on the company’s budget and current situation.

CONTACT

Let’s see whether your Google Ads budget can be used more effectively

Send us your website URL and briefly tell us what you currently advertise or what you would like to launch. If campaigns are already running, we can begin by reviewing their structure and conversion measurement.

Existing campaign review

Measurement verification

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