Search & PPC Campaigns
Account and campaign structure built for clean data and controllable bidding, with match types, ad groups and budgets organised around intent rather than convenience.
Performance Marketing / Google Advertising
Google Advertising
The channel where someone is already looking for what you sell - managed for profit, not for spend.
Search is the only medium where demand comes to you pre-qualified. Someone typing your category into Google has already decided they want something; the only question is who they buy it from. That makes Google Ads the most accountable line in most marketing budgets - and the easiest to waste, because the platform will happily spend everything you give it.
We run Search, Performance Max, Shopping, Display and YouTube campaigns against a defined cost per acquisition or return on ad spend. Account structure, negative keywords, query mining, bidding and conversion tracking are where the money is actually made, and that is where we spend our time.
What We Manage
Google advertising service features
Account structure, creative, bidding and measurement - the four things that decide whether PPC returns a profit.
Keyword Research & Negatives
Continuous query mining to find the terms that convert and, just as importantly, the negatives that stop your budget funding searches that never will.
Ad Copy & Assets
Responsive search ads with tested headlines and descriptions, sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets and images - assets do a large share of the work in modern Google Ads.
Shopping & Performance Max
Product feed optimisation, campaign segmentation and the asset-group discipline that stops PMax quietly absorbing your brand traffic and claiming credit for it.
Conversion Tracking & Measurement
Correct conversion setup, enhanced conversions, offline conversion imports and value-based bidding - because bidding to bad data is worse than not bidding at all.
Landing Page & Quality Score
Landing page relevance, speed and message match improved alongside the campaign, since Quality Score directly changes what you pay per click.
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Why The Brand Bee
Managed against your maths, not the platform's
Google's automation is genuinely good at spending efficiently towards the goal you set it. Most of the value an agency adds is in setting the right goal and feeding it clean data.
- Target CPA or ROAS agreed before we start, so performance is judged against your economics.
- Rigorous negative keyword and search term management, which is where most wasted spend hides.
- Conversion tracking audited and fixed first - automated bidding is only as good as the signal behind it.
- Brand and non-brand reported separately, so nobody mistakes existing demand for incremental growth.
- Landing page and CRO work available alongside, because the click is only half the transaction.
Our Approach
How we run paid search
Fix measurement, structure for control, then let automation do what it is good at while we manage the inputs.
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Audit the existing account - structure, wasted spend, tracking accuracy and true brand-versus-generic split.
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Establish the commercial target: cost per acquisition or return on ad spend the business can actually sustain.
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Rebuild conversion tracking properly, including enhanced and offline conversions where the sale closes elsewhere.
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Structure campaigns for clean learning, with budgets allocated by intent rather than spread evenly.
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Weekly query mining, negative management, ad testing and bid strategy tuning.
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Monthly reporting against the commercial target, with incrementality kept in view rather than assumed.
FAQs
Google advertising, answered
Work backwards from the maths rather than picking a number. Take your average order value, your conversion rate and the cost per click in your category, and you get a realistic cost per acquisition. If that number is below your gross margin, the channel works and you scale it. If it is above, more budget only loses money faster.
Faster than any organic channel - campaigns can generate qualified traffic within days. Reaching efficient performance usually takes four to eight weeks, because automated bidding needs conversion volume before it stabilises. Anyone promising immediate efficiency is describing luck, not process.
Usually yes, though it deserves an honest look rather than a reflex. It is cheap, it defends against competitors bidding on you, and it controls the message. But it is largely traffic you would have received anyway, so we report it separately and never let it flatter the overall numbers.
It is Google's automated campaign type spanning Search, Shopping, Display, YouTube and Gmail from one asset set. It performs well for e-commerce with a strong feed. The risk is opacity - it can absorb brand traffic and take credit for conversions you would have won regardless - so it needs careful structuring and honest reporting alongside.
Against cost per acquisition or return on ad spend, with brand and non-brand separated. We also watch impression share, search term quality and landing page conversion rate as the diagnostics that explain why the headline number moved.
