Paid search · Google Ads

Be there when they are ready.

Paid search does not create demand. It catches it. Somebody in Sussex is typing your service into Google this afternoon, and the only question that matters is whose name sits at the top when they do.

emergency plumber brighton
SponsoredYour businessThe first thing they see, at the exact moment they are looking to buy.
A national directoryRanks for everything, cares about none of it.
A competitorHas been quietly building rankings since 2016.
Another competitorPage one, four places below the fold.
An illustration rather than a screenshot. What appears, and where, changes with every search.
Where the money goes

Most of what you pay for was never going to buy.

An account left alone will happily spend your budget on people researching salaries, hunting for a job, or shopping three counties away. The skill is not writing the advert. It is deciding, week after week, which searches you refuse to pay for.

  • emergency plumber brightonKeep
  • plumber salary ukCut
  • boiler replacement quote hoveKeep
  • how to fix a radiator youtubeCut
  • bathroom fitter worthingKeep
  • plumbing apprenticeship near meCut
  • plumber near me open nowKeep
  • plumbing courses sussexCut
  • commercial pipework contractor eastbourneKeep
  • cheapest plumberCut

An example, using one trade. Yours will look nothing like it, which is rather the point.

How we run it

Five stages, then it never stops.

  1. 01

    Build it properly

    Account structure, conversion tracking that genuinely fires, and an agreed definition of what counts as a lead. All of it before a penny is spent.

  2. 02

    Start narrow

    Tight match types on the searches closest to buying. We would rather be first on twenty searches than nineteenth on two thousand.

  3. 03

    Send them somewhere that converts

    Half of paid search is the page they land on. If that page is your homepage, we will tell you, and we will tell you what to do about it.

  4. 04

    Cut every week

    Search terms read, negatives added, wasted spend removed. This is the part that quietly stops happening at most agencies around month three.

  5. 05

    Expand on evidence

    Budget moves towards whatever is producing enquiries. Nothing gets scaled on a hunch or because it looks good in a report.

How you will know

No dashboards you never open.

Paid search is the easiest channel in marketing to make look good and the easiest to waste. Four things keep everybody honest.

Cost per enquiry, not cost per click

Clicks are simple to buy. We report what an actual enquiry costs you, and whether that number is moving in the right direction.

The search terms, in full

You see the real queries your money went on, every month, including the ones we cut and why we cut them.

Which campaign produced the work

Tracking is set up so an enquiry can be traced back to the search that caused it, rather than credited to whichever channel shouts loudest.

A plain English call

Once a month, and not a tour of a dashboard. What we changed, what it did, and what happens next.

What you get

The account, properly run.

Whether we are building it from nothing or taking over something that has been drifting, the work is the same and the account stays yours.

Account build or full audit
Keyword and competitor research
Ad copy written and tested
Conversion tracking setup
Landing page recommendations
Weekly search term reviews
Negative keyword management
Bid and budget management
Google Ads and Microsoft Ads
Monthly reporting and review call
Are we a fit

Worth being honest about.

Paid search suits some businesses and quietly drains others. We would rather work that out on the first call than three months in.

Probably not for you if

  • Nobody is searching for what you sell yet.
  • Enquiries sit unanswered for days.
  • You want the cheapest clicks rather than the best customers.

A good fit if

  • People already search for your service by name.
  • You can follow up an enquiry quickly.
  • You want to know exactly where the money went.

Next step

Let us look at the account.

If you are already running ads, we will audit what is there and tell you what we would change first. If you are not, we will tell you honestly whether it is worth starting.