Who it is for
A dental clinic and an online store make money differently, so their ads are counted differently too. Eight types of business: what usually hurts, what we plug in and what we count.
Marketing for local businesses
Your customer lives or works ten minutes away. Every ad has to hit that radius and end with a call or a booking.
Marketing for an online store
A store has one number that matters: how much profit each ad dollar brings back. Everything is built around it.
Marketing for a brand or manufacturer
A brand has two jobs at once: be known, and be asked for in stores. Ads alone do not solve the second one.
Marketing for B2B and business services
In B2B few people search for your service, but every search is expensive. You cannot afford to spend the budget on random clicks.
Marketing for developers and real estate agencies
Nobody buys an apartment on the first click. A person comes back ten times, compares and reads reviews. Ads have to be present at every step.
Marketing for clinics and dental practices
Patients choose a doctor by reviews and ease of booking. Ads bring them in, but the decision is made on the clinic’s Google profile.
Marketing for online schools and courses
A course is not bought right away. First a free lesson, then a few days of thinking. Ads have to walk the person through all of it, not drop them after the first click.
Marketing for restaurants, cafés and food delivery
A venue is chosen by eye and by reviews. Instagram shows it, maps confirm it, and ads by district remind people when they are hungry.
Tell us about your business
We reply within one working day. If you do not need ads right now, we will say so.