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PPC Advertising

PPC Advertising

Reach 97% of the population every day

We help brands like Domino’s unify pay-per-click advertising across Google, Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and more.

PPC advertising puts you in control. You set your budget, choose where your ads appear, and only pay when someone clicks.

How to get started

Goals

Step 1: Establish your goal

Everything starts with the goal. Not vague ambition, not “more awareness”, but a clear outcome you actually care about. Leads. Sales. App installs. Booked calls. If the goal isn’t nailed down, the campaign has nothing to aim at.

This step forces clarity. It defines what success looks like before any money is spent, which means every decision that follows has a job to do. When the goal is clear, performance becomes measurable rather than debatable.

Step 2: Set your advertising budget

Your advertising budget sets the boundaries. It determines how aggressive the campaign can be, how quickly we can test, and what kind of results are realistic in the time available. Too small and you starve the data. Too large without a plan and you waste momentum.

This isn’t about squeezing spend. It’s about matching budget to ambition so the campaign has room to work. Once the numbers are agreed, everything else can be designed to use that budget properly rather than drip-feeding guesses.

Audience

Step 3: Define your audience

Audience is where most campaigns quietly fail. If you’re talking to everyone, you’re talking to no one. This step defines exactly who we are trying to reach and, just as importantly, who we are not.

We look at intent, behaviour, and context rather than generic demographics. The clearer the audience, the sharper the messaging, the better the response. Get this right and platforms work with you instead of against you.

Step 4: Pick the the right platform

Platform choice is strategic, not fashionable. Meta, Google, TikTok, Instagram – each behaves differently and rewards different types of attention. The right platform depends on the goal, the audience, and how people actually make decisions in your market.

This step stops campaigns being forced into the wrong place. Instead of asking “where should we advertise?”, we ask “where does this audience already behave in a way that supports the goal?”. That distinction matters more than any trend.

Service

Step 5: Choose your agency service level

The agency service level defines how hands-on the campaign management needs to be. Some businesses want tight control and regular optimisation. Others need a simpler structure that runs steadily without constant intervention.

By choosing the right agency service level upfront, expectations are clear on both sides. You know what’s included, how involved we’ll be, and how the campaigns will be managed over time. No surprises, no blurred lines, no awkward conversations later.

Why Work With Us

experience

28 Years Experience

Our team has managed over £50 million in ad spend across both Meta & Google Platforms.

Official Partners​

We are Google and Meta business partners with direct platform support and early feature access.

Trust

Trust

Transparent pricing, no jargon and honest conversations about what's working and what isn't.

Results

Results

More than 28 years of delivering outstanding returns on investment for our clients

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you just use the same approach for every client?

No. We have core principles (audience targeting, conversion tracking, performance analysis), but how we apply them depends on your business model, profit margins, and customer behaviour. A B2B service with £10,000 contracts needs a completely different approach to an e-commerce business with £50 average order values. We start every engagement by understanding your specific economics.

We’ve worked across numerous sectors, but we don’t claim to know your business better than you do. What we understand deeply is how digital marketing channels work, how to interpret performance data, and how to structure campaigns for profit. You bring industry knowledge; we bring technical expertise. The best results come from combining both.

You do. Whether it’s your paid search campaigns, Meta audiences, email lists, or website analytics, it’s all yours. If you leave us, nothing disappears. You keep every campaign, audience, landing page, and tracking setup. We’re building your asset, not renting you ours.

We operate a proactive monitoring system rather than a reactive one. Your account manager checks campaign performance daily, and we’ve built internal alerts that flag issues before they become problems. When you contact us, you’ll typically hear back within two hours during business hours. More importantly, we’ll often spot and resolve issues before you notice them.

You’ll have direct access to your advertising accounts. We don’t lock you out, hide data, or filter what you see. Our monthly reports pull directly from your accounts, so the numbers we discuss are the same ones you can verify yourself. When something doesn’t work, we tell you it didn’t work and explain what we’re changing.

Within two hours during business hours for account queries. Immediately for urgent campaign issues. We track our response times internally because we know unresponsiveness is one of the main reasons agencies lose clients. You’ll have a direct line to your account manager, not a general inbox that nobody monitors.

Check them yourself. We’ll show you exactly where each number comes from in your advertising platforms and analytics. We also recommend ensuring your analytics and CRM are properly connected so you can cross-reference our reporting. Trust isn’t about asking you to believe us; it’s about showing you how to verify everything we claim.

We welcome pushback. Our best client relationships involve healthy debate about the right approach. When we disagree, we present the data behind our recommendation, explain our reasoning, and listen to yours. If you’re still not convinced, we’ll test both approaches and let the results decide. Marketing should never be about ego.

Yes, because we write reports for business owners, not marketing managers. Our monthly reports focus on commercial outcomes: cost per acquisition, customer lifetime value, and return on ad spend. We explain what changed, why it matters, and what we’re doing about it. No jargon, no vanity metrics, no burying bad news in page seventeen of a slide deck.

We’re operators, not just marketers. We run businesses ourselves. We understand cash flow, profit margins, and the difference between revenue and profit. When we recommend a strategy, it’s because we’ve seen it work commercially, not just because it looks good in a case study. Our approach is built on business fundamentals, not marketing theory.

Then we’re not doing our job. We monitor cost per acquisition and customer lifetime value obsessively because that’s how we know whether your campaigns are profitable. If we can’t demonstrate positive ROI within a reasonable timeframe, we’ll tell you, explain why, and either fix the approach or recommend stopping. We don’t keep taking fees from unprofitable campaigns.

Because we do the work properly. Lower fees usually mean junior staff, template approaches, or minimal monitoring. We provide senior-level expertise, daily campaign management, and proactive optimisation. Over twelve months, the difference in results between us and a cheaper agency will far exceed the difference in fees. But if you’re purely comparing monthly retainers, yes, we’re more expensive.

We set realistic expectations upfront. Before we start, we forecast what you’ll likely spend on advertising and what results that should generate. If costs start exceeding those projections, we flag it immediately and adjust. We also review spend weekly, so unexpected increases get caught quickly, not at the end of the month when it’s too late.

We support that. If you want to build an internal team, we’ll help transition everything smoothly and answer any questions your new hire has. Some of our best relationships have become consultative arrangements where we provide strategic oversight while internal teams handle day-to-day execution.

You’re assigned a primary and secondary account manager from day one. Both know your account. If your primary manager leaves, your secondary becomes primary, and we assign a new secondary. There’s no sudden handover to someone who’s never seen your campaigns before.

Senior. Your account manager will be someone with at least five years of digital marketing experience. We don’t use junior account managers or outsourced teams.

We’ve worked through acquisitions, management buyouts, and complete strategic pivots. When your priorities change, we adjust the campaigns to match. New management often wants proof that their marketing spend is justified. We provide that proof through clear reporting on commercial outcomes.

We track what matters commercially: cost per acquisition, conversion rates, customer lifetime value, and return on ad spend. These metrics tell us whether your marketing is profitable. We monitor them weekly, adjust campaigns based on what the data shows, and report on them monthly. Results aren’t an accident; they’re the outcome of systematic optimisation.

We don’t overstretch account managers. Each manager handles a maximum of ten accounts, so they have time to do proper analysis and optimisation rather than just firefighting. As your spend increases, we allocate more senior resource to your account. Quality doesn’t scale through automation; it scales through experienced people having enough time to think.

Daily monitoring, weekly analysis, monthly strategy reviews. We check performance every working day, analyse what’s working and make adjustments weekly, and conduct deeper strategic reviews monthly. This rhythm ensures we catch issues quickly but also step back regularly to assess broader trends and opportunities.