Strategy & channel mix
Agree the audience, offer, budget and job of each channel. Use Google Ads to address relevant demand and LinkedIn where professional or account targeting fits the brief.
Google Ads and LinkedIn campaigns built around your buyers, your offer and the evidence you need to make the next decision.

In plain terms
B2B paid media puts your message in front of relevant buyers through advertising. The work includes targeting, creative, landing pages and tracking, not just keeping campaigns switched on. In short, we're a B2B PPC agency for Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads, and we judge the work on the quality of enquiries, not clicks.
The familiar conversation
The clicks look fine. Leads arrive, but sales says the quality varies. Another report lands, and the decision is still unclear: spend more, change the campaign or fix what happens after the click?
We help you separate those questions. Start with the offer, audience and measurement; then make changes for a reason.

What our B2B PPC services cover
Support across the campaign, from the initial channel decision to the hand-off into sales.
Agree the audience, offer, budget and job of each channel. Use Google Ads to address relevant demand and LinkedIn where professional or account targeting fits the brief.
Build the campaign structure, audiences, ads and conversion journey. Keep creative and landing-page messages connected so the promise survives the click.
Review conversion events, campaign tagging and platform tracking. Connect available website and CRM data so enquiry quality can inform the next decision.
How performance improves
Not every change is a test, and not every apparent winner is reliable. We choose an approach that fits your audience size and data.
Define the meaningful actions and check they are recorded correctly. Engagement can help diagnose a journey; it is not the same as a qualified lead.
Compare a message, audience, offer or page when there is enough volume to learn. Set the success measure before reading the result.
Read campaign costs alongside lead quality, sales feedback and the buying cycle. Keep, change or pause activity based on that evidence.
Our approach
Bring the campaign and what happens afterwards into the same review.
Look at current spend, targeting, offers, conversion tracking and what sales considers a useful enquiry.
Make campaigns, audiences and landing pages coherent enough to see what a change is meant to achieve.
Review the path from ad to website, enquiry and CRM. Make gaps and differences in the reporting visible.
Agree a manageable set of changes. Scale where the evidence and capacity support it; investigate or stop what does not justify more spend.
Channels & connections
Ways to work together
Campaign delivery and media spend are separate parts of the scope. We agree both before work begins.
Audit an account, rebuild a campaign or launch a focused test with agreed measurement and a clear review point.
Ongoing campaign management, creative and landing-page collaboration, testing and review against the quality of enquiries, not just their number.
Senior marketing direction with the team to deliver, so paid media works alongside positioning, content, conversion and sales.
Need a plan before committing to delivery? The wider offer includes a strategy roadmap. We can help you choose a useful starting point.
Who does the work
Campaigns work better when the people shaping the message can talk to the people building the page and reading the data. We bring those disciplines into the same conversation.
Useful answers
They cover planning, building and improving advertising intended to reach relevant business buyers. The scope can include Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, creative, landing pages, tracking and the link between enquiries and sales follow-up.
Neither is automatically best. Google Search can meet existing demand; LinkedIn can help reach professional or account-based audiences. We consider your market, offer, buying journey, budget and measurement before recommending a mix.
Start with a relevant audience and a specific offer, then keep the ad, page and form consistent. Define qualification with sales and review what happens to the enquiries. A low platform cost per lead does not establish lead quality.
The issue may be targeting, the offer, the message, the landing page, tracking or follow-up. We review the journey before assuming the ads themselves are the only problem.
The budget needs to fit your market, likely costs, offer and the learning you want from a campaign. Very small budgets may not produce enough evidence for useful comparisons. We scope media spend separately from the work to run it.
Campaigns can start producing signals after launch, but useful learning depends on volume, tracking quality and your sales cycle. Early clicks are not proof of a repeatable pipeline. We agree what can reasonably be assessed at each review.
Review spend, reach and engagement alongside meaningful conversions, qualified enquiries and available pipeline feedback. Which measures lead the decision depends on the purpose of the campaign.
Our marketing analytics work connects ad data to what happens in your CRM.
They can be useful, but low volume changes the approach. Narrow markets may limit search demand or the reliability of split tests. We assess audience size, alternative channels and the economics before recommending spend.
Competition, audience size, offer relevance, conversion friction and tracking can all affect cost per lead. We also check what a lead actually represents: a higher-cost qualified conversation may be more useful than many low-quality responses.
It depends on whether your buyers are ready to act or first need a reason to consider the problem. Some campaigns capture existing intent; others build familiarity and interest. We give each a clear role and appropriate measures, alongside organic visibility and content where relevant.
Ask who will do the work, how they choose tests, what is included beyond account management and how sales feedback affects decisions. A useful partner can explain uncertainty and tell you when more spend is not the right next step.
Yes. For most B2B companies the two do different jobs. Google Ads reaches people who are already searching for what you do. LinkedIn Ads reaches the right job titles and companies before they search. We plan both around the same buyers and the same tracking, so you can see which one brings useful enquiries.
“This is the creative team we trust to deliver the compelling content that makes us really distinctive in today's competitive landscape.”
Crossknowledge
Your next step
Show us what is running, what you are spending and what the reports are not answering. We will help you work out what needs attention.