Google and Meta ads
Optimised against orders, not form fills, so the platform learns which enquiries are worth buying.
Our process
Optimised against orders, not form fills. We audit before we propose.
Account audit
Review spend, structure and waste.
Structure rebuild
Rebuild around commercial priority.
Offline conversion import
Feed real orders back to the platform.
Landing page build
Pages built for the campaigns.
Waste audit
Regular search term and placement review.
Monthly reporting
Cost per order, not cost per click.
What is included
Account structure
Rebuilt around commercial priority: what you want to sell, at what margin, to whom. Not around keyword match types.
Google campaigns
Search, Shopping, Display, YouTube, Demand Gen and Performance Max, chosen for what you sell rather than because a rep recommended it. Managed with proper negative lists and search term discipline, which is where most wasted spend hides.
Meta, LinkedIn and the rest
Whichever platform the audience is actually on, including the ones we would advise against. For many B2B products paid social does not justify itself, and we will say so rather than take the budget.
Offline conversion import
Closed orders sent back to the platform so it optimises for revenue rather than for the cheapest form fill.
Landing pages
Built and tested alongside the campaigns, since the ad account can only work with what the page does after the click.
Waste audits
A regular pass over search terms, placements and audiences to cut spend that is producing nothing.
Want to know if this is the right starting point? Tell us what is not working and we will say whether this is where we would begin, or somewhere else.
Ask usProblems we have solved
Described by the problem rather than by the client.
Cost per enquiry looked fine, cost per order did not
What we found
The account was hitting its cost-per-lead target comfortably. When we joined enquiries to closed orders, most of the cheap leads came from a campaign that had never produced a single sale.
What we built
Paused the campaign, moved budget to the terms with order history, and set up offline conversion import so the platform could see the difference itself.
What changed
Cost per lead went up. Cost per order came down. The client changed which number they report on.
Budget absorbed by people who already knew the company
What we found
A large share of budget was going to searches for the client's own name, traffic that would have arrived anyway. The automated campaign types are particularly prone to this, because brand terms are the cheapest conversions available to them.
What we built
Restructured with brand exclusions and separate handling, so the campaign was measured on incremental demand rather than on traffic it was not creating.
What changed
The same budget started reaching buyers who did not already know the company.
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Talk to us about Google and Meta ads
Thirty minutes, no deck. If this is not what you need we will say so.