Our ads customers
Sales lifts, new customers, and KPI wins from the paid-ads roster we don't name publicly.
Across our ongoing paid-ads roster, the pattern is consistent: meaningful lifts in monthly enquiries, lower cost per acquisition than the setup we inherited, and a measurable share of new customers attributable to the channel within the first quarter. Several accounts now hit or beat the ROAS targets we set at engagement; others have rebuilt their growth forecast around paid as the primary acquisition lever rather than a top-up. The common thread: campaigns that earn their place every month, with the spend paying back faster than any other channel the team has tried.
The mechanics behind those results are unglamorous and repeatable. Tight geo-targeting to wherever the team actually services. Conversion tracking wired through to phone calls and form submissions so every lead is attributed back to the keyword that drove it. Fresh creative every fortnight to keep auction-time costs in check. A monthly written report that explains what moved and why — not a dashboard dump. Accounts stay in the client’s name on the client’s billing; we get user-level access, never ownership, so the campaigns, data, and learnings travel with the client wherever they go.
These clients prefer to stay off the public roster — when a brand appears under a paid-ads case study, curious visitors tend to search the name on Google, click the ad out of curiosity, and quietly distort the cost-per-acquisition we’re trying to keep clean. If you’d like to talk to one of them directly before signing anything, we can usually arrange a reference call with a day or two of notice. The roster spans trades, professional services, and a couple of e-commerce accounts across Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch — we’ll match you to the closest comparable so the conversation is useful, not generic.