Campaign planning
Agree on goals, target services, locations, and budget before launching.

Reach New Brunswick customers when they search. Focus your advertising on relevant clicks and real enquiries.
Talk through your advertising goals ›A CUSTOMER SEARCHES FOR YOUR SERVICE
Connect the right search with a relevant message and a useful next step.
The ad, landing page, budget, and enquiry process need to work together. We look beyond traffic numbers.
| Focus | The question we work on |
|---|---|
| Who sees the ad | Are the searches, geography, and targeting relevant to the services you actually want to sell? |
| What the click costs | Is spending aligned with your priorities, and are irrelevant searches consuming budget? |
| Where visitors land | Does the page continue the promise in the ad and make the next step clear? |
| What counts as success | Are we measuring meaningful actions and reviewing the quality of the enquiries? |
An effective campaign connects the search, the message, and the page. Each step should make the next one feel natural.
We plan and manage search campaigns around the services, locations, and outcomes that matter to your business.
Talk through your goals ›Google AdWords is now called Google Ads. Advertising spend and management fees are separate and agreed before work starts.
Agree on goals, target services, locations, and budget before launching.
Build relevant keyword groups and review search terms to identify useful demand and unwanted traffic.
Write clear messages and assess the page visitors reach after clicking.
Define meaningful actions and check the measurement setup before treating reports as evidence.
Review spend, enquiries, and campaign performance to inform adjustments and next steps.
What you pay for, what happens after the click, and how we separate activity from useful enquiries.
Let’s talk about your business08 QUESTIONS · PRACTICAL ANSWERS
A useful starting budget depends on your services, target area, competition, and the value of a qualified enquiry. We discuss those factors before recommending a campaign. If the budget is limited, a focused service and smaller geographic area can be more practical than trying to advertise everything at once.
No. Advertising spend and management fees are separate, and any landing-page work or additional tools are identified in the proposal. We agree on the campaign budget and who can approve changes. Platform spending can vary by day, so we review the applicable budget settings and limits rather than treating a daily figure as a fixed daily bill.
Yes. We review the account structure, targeting, search terms where available, landing pages, and conversion tracking. We also ask which enquiries became worthwhile opportunities. That helps us decide what to keep, what to stop, and whether the account needs a focused cleanup or a broader rebuild.
Ads can begin reaching people after the campaign is ready and the platform has approved them, but results are not guaranteed. Setup includes checking the destination pages and tracking. Once ads run, we need evidence to judge search relevance, lead quality, and cost. The first enquiries are a starting point for learning, not proof of a stable return.
We focus the offer, location targeting, keywords, and landing page around the customers you want. Search-term reviews and exclusions can help reduce irrelevant traffic. We also use your feedback about enquiries to guide adjustments. More form submissions are not necessarily better if they are for services you do not provide.
Not always. A clear, fast service page with a useful offer and a working enquiry path may be enough. If visitors land on a generic homepage or struggle to understand the next step, a focused landing page can help. We assess what you already have before suggesting extra development.
Where tracking allows, we report completed enquiries, calls, bookings, and their cost, alongside campaign activity. We distinguish real lead actions from button clicks or form starts. If the system reports conversions that your team cannot find, we check the tracking and enquiry process before relying on those numbers.
We clarify account access, billing, management responsibilities, and terms before starting. You should know where the campaign lives and how to access its reporting. Campaigns can be paused, although management notice periods or other agreed costs may still apply. Budget changes and seasonal pauses are best planned around your capacity and goals.