Budgets that follow the season
Demand rises and falls with the holidays. We move budget into the weeks that book and pull it back when they don't, so the quiet months don't drain the busy ones.
Google Ads for holiday lets, hospitality, shops and trades across Devon and Cornwall. We work remotely with businesses across the UK, by video call and plain-English reports, and plan budgets around the season instead of spending the same every month.
Ad cost against the margin on one job
£57.50 left per job. Worth running.
An estimate from the four inputs only. Repeat work and lifetime value would make a higher cost per job worth paying.
Demand rises and falls with the holidays. We move budget into the weeks that book and pull it back when they don't, so the quiet months don't drain the busy ones.
Many people searching for a stay, a meal or a day out here are still at home elsewhere in the country. We target people searching about the area, not just people standing in it.
Distances are long and roads are slow. Trade campaigns run by drive time and by the hours you can answer the phone, so leads arrive when someone can take the job.
Usually not entirely. We cut spend to the searches that still book, keep your brand covered, and build lists of past visitors to reach again before the next season.
Yes. We target by what people search for and where they're interested in, not only where they are, so someone planning a week in Cornwall from Bristol can see you.
Enough to get statistically useful data within a month. The figure depends on what clicks cost in your market and area, which we can look up before you commit, and we will tell you honestly if the market is too expensive for the budget you have in mind.
A flat monthly management fee agreed up front, based on the account's complexity. Ad spend is paid by you directly to Google. We do not take a percentage of spend.
Tell us your service and area and we will send back what the clicks cost, what a lead is likely to cost, and whether we think it is worth it.
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