PPC

Setting up a Google Ads account takes about ten minutes. Getting it set up in a way that doesn’t cost you money for the next six months takes considerably longer. The account creation itself is straightforward. What sits underneath it, the structural decisions you make in the first hour, determines whether you’re building something that…

A PPC audit is a structured review of a paid search or paid media account, designed to identify where budget is being wasted, where performance is being left on the table, and where the account structure itself is working against you. Done properly, it gives you a clear picture of what to fix and in…

A PPC auditing service is a structured review of your paid search and paid media accounts, designed to identify wasted spend, structural weaknesses, and missed opportunities. It examines everything from campaign architecture and bidding strategy to keyword targeting, ad copy, and conversion tracking, and produces a clear picture of where your budget is going and…

Google’s introductory offer for new Google Ads accounts gives eligible advertisers a matched credit, typically up to £400 or $500 depending on your market, after spending a qualifying amount within the first 60 days. It is a straightforward incentive to get new accounts spending, and it can meaningfully reduce the cost of your early testing…

PPC competitor analysis is the process of examining what your rivals are bidding on, how they’re messaging, and where they’re spending, so you can make smarter decisions with your own budget. Done properly, it tells you which keywords are worth contesting, which ones to avoid, and where there’s space in the market that nobody is…

PPC guides are everywhere. Most of them cover the same ground: keyword match types, Quality Score, bidding strategies, ad copy formulas. That information is not wrong, but it is incomplete. What most PPC guides miss is the commercial thinking that sits underneath the mechanics, the decisions about where to spend, what to measure, and when…