What we put in place
A campaign isn't judged on clicks, but on the meetings it produces, and on what can be learned from it.
Ads point to the site's own pages
No throwaway landing page hidden from search engines. What receives paid traffic is also what ranks.
Targeting follows the real structure
Campaigns are built like the site, by area and by service. So you know what works and where, not just what you spent.
Keywords are collected before they're chosen
We start from the queries people actually type and the positions already held, not from a list written off the top of someone's head.
Conversions are measured properly
Every enquiry keeps its source, campaign, keyword and landing page. Without that chain you can neither cut what costs nor double down on what pays.
Advertising buys the time SEO takes to arrive
Both target the same queries. As search rankings take over, the ad budget shrinks instead of running forever.
Most providers cover one of these trades and subcontract the rest. That's where projects get lost: the agency blames the page, the developer blames the ads, and you pay for both. Here, whoever writes the ads built the page, when a campaign doesn't convert, the page changes the same day.