Plenty of clicks, very few enquiries
Ads send traffic to a homepage or a slow page with no clear offer, so visitors leave before taking action. The click is paid for either way.
Paid advertising can bring enquiries quickly, but only if every click is traced through to a qualified lead. RDS Innovations sets up conversion tracking first, builds focused landing pages, runs Google and Meta campaigns, and uses feedback from your sales team to steer budgets toward leads that actually become customers.
Performance marketing means paying for ads and judging them by measurable actions, such as a form submission, a call or a purchase, rather than by impressions alone. You pay Google or Meta directly for clicks or views. Our role is everything around that spend: campaign structure, targeting, ad copy and creative, landing pages, tracking and the weekly decisions that move money from what is not working to what is.
Google Search ads appear when someone is already searching for what you offer, so they capture existing demand. Meta ads on Facebook and Instagram reach people based on interests, behavior and similarity to your existing customers, so they are better at creating demand for things people are not yet searching for. Google's Performance Max campaigns use automation to place ads across Search, YouTube, Display, Gmail and Maps. They can drift toward low-quality leads, so we use them only where they suit the account.
Ad platforms optimize toward whatever you tell them is a conversion. If every form fill counts equally, the algorithm will happily find more people who fill forms but never answer the phone. That is why we build a lead quality feedback loop: your team marks leads as qualified, not reachable or not relevant in a CRM or shared sheet, and that information flows back into campaign decisions and, where possible, into the platforms through offline conversion imports.
The ad accounts and billing stay in your business's name. Ad spend is paid directly to Google and Meta, separate from our management fee, so you always see exactly what was spent and keep the account history if you ever move on.
Ads send traffic to a homepage or a slow page with no clear offer, so visitors leave before taking action. The click is paid for either way.
Instant lead forms on Meta often collect names and numbers from people who tapped by mistake. Without qualifying questions and follow-up tracking, cost per lead looks fine while sales stay flat.
Conversion tags are missing, firing twice or counting page visits as leads, so the platforms and the reports show numbers nobody trusts.
Broad keyword settings without a negative keyword list mean ads show for job seekers, students, free-service searches or unrelated products.
Monthly reports focus on vanity metrics instead of the cost per qualified lead, the search terms that triggered ads, or what was changed and why.
Scope is agreed in writing for every project. These are the building blocks we typically plan with you.
A review of existing accounts, or new Google Ads and Meta Business accounts set up in your name with correct billing ownership and user access.
Keyword research, match types, negative keyword lists, ad groups by service, responsive search ads, and assets such as sitelinks, callouts and call buttons, with location and schedule targeting.
For stores with a product feed or accounts with enough reliable conversion data, Performance Max campaigns with asset groups, audience signals and brand exclusions, monitored closely for lead quality.
Campaign objectives matched to your goal, audience testing, placement choices across Facebook and Instagram, and a decision between instant lead forms with qualifying questions or sending traffic to your website.
Focused pages for each offer with one clear action, a short form, call and WhatsApp buttons, trust details and fast mobile loading. Built by our developers and designers or adjusted on your existing site.
Google Tag Manager containers, GA4 events, Google Ads conversion tags, Meta Pixel and Conversions API, tested to make sure each lead is counted once and correctly.
Simple lead status tracking in your CRM or a shared sheet, a regular review with your sales team, and offline conversion imports where the setup allows, so campaigns learn from qualified leads.
Regular reports showing spend, leads, cost per qualified lead, top search terms, creative performance and the changes made.
Representative examples of the work, described generically. They are not client case studies.
Search campaigns for treatment and specialty searches near each branch, call assets during clinic hours, and a booking landing page. Ad copy is reviewed against platform healthcare policies.
Meta lead form campaigns with qualifying questions on budget and timeline, leads pushed instantly to the sales team, and weekly review of which audiences produce site visits.
Shopping or Performance Max campaigns driven by a product feed, purchase tracking with order value, and separate handling of high-margin and low-margin product groups.
A time-bound mix of search ads for course names and Meta ads for awareness among parents and students, with demo-class registrations tracked as the main conversion.
Tightly themed search campaigns for specific industrial terms with low search volume, strict negative keywords and a landing page with specifications and a request-for-quote form.
Decisions stay visible, important workflows are validated early, and delivery is shaped around the agreed scope.
We agree what counts as a qualified lead, what a customer is worth to you, your monthly ad budget and how quickly your team can follow up.
Before spending on ads, we install and test GA4, Tag Manager, Google Ads conversions and the Meta Pixel so every result from day one is measured.
Landing pages, ad copy and ad visuals are prepared and approved by you. Our graphic designer produces ad creatives in the sizes each platform needs.
Campaigns start on a measured budget while the platforms learn. We watch search terms, placements and early lead quality closely in the first weeks.
We adjust bids, keywords, audiences and creatives regularly, and review lead outcomes with your team so budget shifts toward what produces customers.
Each channel answers a different question about your customers. Many businesses use more than one, but the starting point should match your goal. Published starting packages for SEO and marketing are on our pricing page.
Best for: Services and products people already search for, such as emergency repairs, clinics, lawyers or specific industrial parts
You appear at the moment someone is looking. Leads tend to have clear intent, but clicks in competitive categories can be expensive, and spend stops producing results the day it stops.
Best for: Visual products, new launches, events, real estate projects and offers people are not actively searching for yet
You reach people by interests and behavior and can build awareness quickly at lower cost per view. Lead intent is usually weaker, so qualifying questions and fast follow-up matter more.
Best for: Businesses that can wait several months and want a lower-cost, longer-lasting source of enquiries
Organic rankings do not charge per click, but they take sustained effort to build and cannot be switched on for a campaign. SEO often works alongside ads rather than replacing them.
Tracking setup, landing pages and first campaigns typically take a couple of weeks, depending on approvals and how many pages are needed. Campaigns usually need a few weeks of data before optimization decisions become reliable.
No. Ad spend is paid directly to Google and Meta from your own ad accounts, usually by card or prepaid balance. Our fee covers strategy, setup, creative coordination, optimization and reporting.
It depends on how competitive your keywords are, how many locations you target and what a customer is worth to you. We review your market before launch and suggest a starting budget large enough to gather useful data.
Instant forms usually produce more leads at a lower cost, but often of weaker quality. Website forms produce fewer but more intentional leads. We often test both with qualifying questions and judge them on qualified leads, not raw volume.
Ad platforms can only see that a form was submitted. Knowing which leads became customers lets us move budget toward the campaigns that actually produce sales and, where possible, teach the platforms to find similar people.
Only if it fits. It tends to suit online stores with a product feed or accounts with plenty of accurate conversion data. For lead generation with limited data, focused search campaigns are often easier to control.
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