We don't optimise for clicks. We optimise for revenue, cost efficiency, and long-term scalability — and every number on this page comes straight from the client's own ad account.
A quick scan below — tap any card for the full breakdown and the account's own numbers.
Lead volume increased 50% while cost per lead fell.
A UK retirement and financial-planning advisory firm. Each client relationship carries significant long-term value, so lead cost and lead quality — not raw volume — decide whether the marketing actually works.
Campaigns were live but inconsistent, and the account structure capped how far they could scale. Leads weren't matched to search intent, and in financial advisory, inefficient acquisition cost erodes profit fast.
Result: lead volume up roughly 50%, cost per lead down, click volume up sharply — performance improved despite higher spend, not because of it.
More leads, at roughly a third of the previous cost per lead, on about half the total spend — measured directly in the client's Berlin & Dresden Google Ads account.
58% more conversions at 69% lower cost per lead.
A Germany-based advisory service preparing clients for the MPU (Medizinisch-Psychologische Untersuchung) — the psychological fitness assessment required to reinstate a suspended driver's licence. The process is stressful and time-sensitive, so Google Search is the main channel connecting people actively searching for preparation support across Berlin and Dresden.
Campaigns were generating traffic, but conversion tracking was unreliable and spend was scaling faster than results — the classic signature of a measurement problem, not a demand problem.
$437K in tracked conversion value scaled on disciplined spend.
An Australia-based eCommerce subscription retailer. Subscription businesses live and die on lifetime-value forecasting — growth that isn't cost-controlled erodes margin no matter how good the top-line number looks.
Over close to three years of managed Google Ads activity, the focus stayed on growing conversion volume and value without letting spend scale anywhere near as fast.
This isn't a ROAS headline. It's disciplined scaling: conversion value climbing steadily while total spend stays a small fraction of the value it generates.
+148% lead growth while holding cost per lead steady.
A UK whisky cask-investment brokerage sourcing premium Scotch investments for private collectors. Strict advertising policies around investment products make consistent lead quality — not just volume — the real challenge while scaling.
Growth had plateaued. Pushing budget further risked inflating acquisition cost and diluting lead quality on a high-consideration investment product.
Smaller in scope, same discipline — shown exactly as they performed, strong results and modest ones alike.
Up 148 conversions in a four-week window, in a compliance-strict category where signal accuracy matters most.
Over 8 months on $11.2K of spend — deliberate, funded volume growth rather than an efficiency play alone.
On just €1.21K of spend over 14 months — extreme-efficiency volume built for audience growth, not ROAS.
$102K of spend across a large, complex catalogue — high-intent query capture at scale in a competitive B2B category.
An early-stage account on $809 of spend — shown because it's real, not because it's a headline. No cherry-picking.
Performance is not accidental. It is engineered.
Different industries, different margins, different constraints — but the same approach every time.
We align to your business model and profit structure before touching a campaign.
We rebuild or validate tracking before we scale anything — bad signals make bad decisions.
We cut what isn't working before we scale what is — then we scale what's commercially viable.
They're usually the result of policy misalignment, trust signals, feed structure, or site-level compliance gaps. We diagnose the root cause, fix the structural issues, and guide the reapproval process with precision.
We'll assess your current structure, measurement setup, and growth constraints — no templates, no assumptions, just commercial analysis and next-step clarity.