LinkedIn • Technical SEO • Conversion — our three pillars for winning tenders

Google Ads (Growth Add-on)

Focused campaigns to accelerate visibility for tender-driven keywords and support conversion funnels.

Why Google Ads for Construction Firms

Google Ads can accelerate visibility for tender-ready keywords when organic SEO is still building momentum. Our campaigns target specification and procurement searches with tightly focused keyword groups and landing pages optimised for conversion.

Our Service Framework

  1. Keyword Research: Tender-focused keyword mapping aligned to specification stages and procurement intent — targeting the exact terms your buyers use.
  2. Campaign Setup: Search campaigns structured around product groups and geographic targeting to maximise relevance and reduce waste.
  3. Landing Page Optimisation: Conversion-focused landing pages with clear CTAs, technical spec downloads and tender enquiry forms.
  4. Budget Management: Controlled spend aligned to tender cycles and project seasonality to maximise ROI.
  5. Reporting & Refinement: Monthly performance reviews with conversion tracking, cost-per-lead analysis and ongoing keyword optimisation.

Deliverables

  • Campaign setup and keyword research
  • Ad copy and landing page creation
  • Conversion tracking and analytics setup
  • Monthly performance reporting and optimisation
  • Ongoing budget management aligned to tender cycles

Results You Can Expect

Clients typically see qualified leads within the first month, with cost-per-lead improving as campaigns mature and keyword groups are refined over 2–3 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a realistic budget?

We recommend starting with £1,500–£3,000/month for meaningful data and lead volume. Budgets can scale with tender seasonality.

How quickly will we see results?

Leads typically appear within the first 2–4 weeks. Campaign performance improves steadily as we refine keywords and landing pages.

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