Google Ads

Be there the moment they search for a supplier.

Someone typing your service into Google is not browsing. They are looking for a company to contact. We build search campaigns on those quotation-intent searches, in Arabic and English, with the landing pages and tracking that turn paid clicks into counted inquiries.

Search ad on a quotation intent search with tracking
The problem

Where B2B ad budgets quietly leak.

Keywords chosen by volume, not intent

Big search numbers feel productive, but a thousand researchers cost more than ten buyers ready to request a quote.

Ads that land on the homepage

The click was paid for, then the visitor was dropped somewhere generic and left. The ad gets blamed for the page's failure.

Nobody trusts the tracking

When conversion tracking is missing or broken, every optimization decision is a guess wearing a dashboard.

The agency owns the account

Years of campaign history and data held hostage to a relationship, and lost the day you leave.

Set up once, touched never

Search costs and competitors move weekly. An account nobody adjusts pays more every month for less.

Reports that count clicks

Impressions and clicks fill slides while the only number that matters, cost per qualified inquiry, goes unreported.

In plain terms

What Google Ads management means for B2B.

Google Ads for a B2B company means paying to appear at the exact moment a buyer searches for what you sell. Managed properly, it starts from the searches that signal buying intent rather than research, sends each click to a landing page built for that campaign, tracks every inquiry back to the keyword that produced it, and is adjusted weekly as costs and competitors move. Its success is measured in cost per qualified inquiry, not clicks.

What is included

The full system, not just the ads.

Six workstreams that decide whether search spend becomes pipeline.

Quotation-intent keywords

Researched in Arabic and English, chosen for buying intent over volume, with the research shared openly.

Account structure built for B2B

Campaigns organized by service and intent, so budget flows to what produces inquiries, not what spends fastest.

Landing pages included

Every campaign lands on a page built for it, with one message and one action. Not your homepage.

Tracking to the source

Every inquiry traced to its campaign, ad, and keyword, verified before the first riyal of spend.

Weekly optimization

Bids, keywords, and copy adjusted every week from what the inquiries say, not on a quarterly memory.

Reporting led by one number

Cost per qualified inquiry, tracked to source. Clicks and impressions live in the appendix where they belong.

Why search first

Intent is the whole point.

A search is the only ad placement where the buyer starts the conversation. Social ads interrupt people at different stages of interest, and they have their place in a fuller funnel, but a search for your service with a city or a specification attached is a hand raised. That is why search carries the first riyal of most B2B budgets we manage, and why social ads join through our media buying when the funnel calls for reach or retargeting.

How it runs

Modeled before spent, measured after.

The same discipline as all our media buying: no budget moves before the numbers make sense on paper.

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Model before spending

Search demand, expected cost ranges, and the keyword plan mapped into a budget you approve before launch.

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Launch complete

Campaigns, landing pages, and conversion tracking go live together, so day-one data is real.

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Calibrate on quality

Sales feedback on every lead flows back into keywords and bids, so the account learns what a good inquiry looks like.

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Scale what earns it

More budget only where cost per qualified inquiry holds, and a straight answer when it does not.

Proof

Campaigns and their numbers.

Search campaigns we run live with our media buying work, budgets planned openly and results counted in inquiries.

See the media buying work

Get a scoped quote

Know what you need? Get it priced.

Pick one solution or take all five. We scope it, name every deliverable, and price it for what you actually need.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask before spending on search ads.

What budget makes sense, who owns the account, how fast results come, and why landing pages are part of the service.

How much budget do we need?

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Who owns the ad account?

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How fast do results come?

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Do you write the ads in Arabic too?

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Why are landing pages part of the service?

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What about display, YouTube, or Performance Max?

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