Google Ads Management
Google ads reach people at the moment they're looking for what you sell. I build campaigns on the keywords that carry buying intent, and set conversion tracking up first so every riyal or pound is accounted for by its result.
Why Google campaigns usually fail
- Budget spent on broad search terms that never end in an order or a booking.
- Conversion tracking set up wrong, so a profitable campaign looks like a loss — or the other way round.
- A landing page that doesn't deliver what the ad promised, so the visitor leaves in seconds.
How I run the account
Measurement before spend
Google Ads conversions and Analytics are set up first; no campaign starts before every booking or order can be traced.
Keywords with buying intent
Focus on search terms close to the decision, with the budget-draining ones excluded as they appear.
Ad and page saying the same thing
The promise in the ad is the promise on the page, which cuts bounce and cost per conversion without raising the budget.
Real results from Google campaigns
Tracked sales value and confirmed bookings, exactly as the Google Ads dashboard shows them.
Premium Butchery & Meat Delivery Ads in Saudi Arabia
A premium Saudi butchery and meat-delivery brand — real purchase activity across Google, Snapchat, and Meta, each platform's results kept in its own native currency, never blended or rounded up.
596,000 SAR in Tracked Sales Value from a Nine-Month Google Search Campaign
Approved Headline
Specialized Physiotherapy Clinic Ads in Saudi Arabia
A specialized physiotherapy clinic in Saudi Arabia — 570 real in-clinic reservations at 11.22 SAR each, the result of a direct-contact campaign that reached its strongest recorded numbers.
570 Confirmed Clinic Reservations at 11.22 SAR per Reservation
Approved Headline
Common questions
- Google or Meta for my business?
- Google suits services and products people search for by name; Meta suits discovering something the customer wasn't looking for. Many businesses need both, with separate budgets — we decide after analysing yours.
- Do I need a website?
- Search campaigns need at least a landing page that receives the visitor and turns them into an enquiry or an order. If there isn't one, we define what it needs before launch.
- How do I know the campaign actually made money?
- By comparing cost per order with your margin, not by counting clicks. That number is calculated before launch and reviewed weekly after it.
- Is the account reviewed monthly?
- Yes, with a report covering spend, cost per result and return — each figure traced to the ad dashboard itself.
Let's review your account
Send your business details and market, and we'll decide together whether search campaigns are the right move now.