Google Ads in Auckland, managed for customers, not clicks.

You pay Google for each click, and the price depends on your industry. In Auckland a click for "plumber auckland" typically costs around $12, and for "roofing auckland" around $21. Our management fee is separate, quoted after the first call, and month to month.

Pay for the return, not the hours. Ask any agency what they report on: if it stops at clicks, you cannot tell whether the fee is paying for itself. We quote after the first call, once we know what a customer is worth to you.

In most Auckland trades, no. At $8 to $20 a click, $10 a day buys about one click, which is not enough to learn anything. We recommend at least $30 a day so there is enough data to make good decisions.

It is when you can see what it returned. Google catches people who are already looking, which makes it one of the best channels for businesses people search for. It stops being worth it when nobody tracks the clicks through to sales.

Google catches demand that already exists. Facebook creates demand in people who were not searching yet. Most of our clients start with the one that fits how their customers buy, and add the other when the numbers earn it.

You should be able to say, for each campaign, what it cost, how many customers it brought and what they spent. If your report stops at clicks and conversions, you can’t. That is the first thing we fix: calls and forms tracked to the search, and won jobs recorded with their value. See what our report shows →

Usually one of three things: the searches are too broad, the ad sends people to a homepage that makes them hunt, or calls aren’t being tracked so the enquiries are there but invisible. We check all three in the first week. What a page built to convert looks like →

It can be, once it is fed real sales and your brand searches are reported apart from new ones. Left alone, it tends to claim customers who were already searching for you and chase cheap form fills. We run it alongside search, never instead of it, and report each separately.

Expect a few weeks of learning before the numbers settle, and judge it on at least a month of results with enough enquiries to read. Changing it every few days resets that learning, so we make fewer, bigger changes and report it separately from search.

Yes. If you have an account we work inside it, and it stays yours. If you leave, you keep the account, the campaigns and the tracking.