Google Search · Setup and management
Google Ads management. Make the next enquiry worth answering.
The report shows clicks. On the phone, you explain for the third time that you do not offer that service. Or nobody gets in touch. We look at your search ads, destination page and enquiry route together, then agree which part we will take on.
What we can work on together.
Who should find you, and for what?
One specific service, a relevant market and searches with a clear intent. We review suitable keywords and exclusions. Existing search terms and real enquiries inform that decision; a large keyword list cannot replace it.
Does the page answer the promise in the ad?
We connect the search ad, destination page and next action. Someone looking for management should understand the service. Someone needing a specific job should recognise its scope. Any required website work is identified and agreed separately.
What actually reaches your team?
A completed form does not tell you whether you can help. We separate visits, received enquiries, confirmed fit and orders. Together we define what feedback your team can supply and who will respond to enquiries.
What can we manage over time?
The agreed scope can include setting up or revising a search campaign and managing search terms, exclusions, ads, budget allocation and reviews. The proposal defines the starting point, responsibilities, review cadence and limits. Your advertising account stays under your control; appropriate access follows an agreement.
What happens next.
- Describe the task
Four short questions about your offer, market and current customer route. Then choose how you would like us to reply.
- Clarify the first scope
The first contact covers your existing account or new start, the enquiry you want and where things seem to break down. No account access or customer data is needed to describe the task.
- Agree the work and review
Receive a defined proposal covering the work, responsibilities and costs. Media spend and management are treated separately. Work starts after an agreement.
One tangible part of the customer route.
The documented website work for Malerbetrieb Stöckl shows how a service and its enquiry route can be explained. It is an example of that work, not evidence of Google Ads results.
See the documented website work