Your Google Ads budget disappears and no customers come out the other end.
Be there when someone is searching for what you sell, cheque in hand.
What RM 26k of ads actually turned into
GarGeon, a Malaysian waste-management firm, started with no website, no sales system, and no tracking. Six months later, every figure below came out of their own records.
Sort the searches by how ready the person actually is.
Someone ready to buy and someone still reading around should never land in the same campaign, on the same page, at the same click price.
- Searches split three ways: ready, shopping, just curious
- A block-list so you stop paying for job hunters
- Every ad lands on a page built for it
- Judged on closed sales, not forms filled in
An ad account that pays for itself, with the paper trail.
- 01Look at what is actually happening (weeks 1–2)
What people really searched for, how Google rates your ads, and where those clicks land.
You get: The findings, your searches sorted, and a 90-day plan. - 02Rebuild it, and get the rating up
Campaigns split by readiness, ads rewritten so they match, pages patched. A better rating means cheaper clicks.
You get: A rebuilt account, and three pages per campaign. - 03Check, cut, back — every fortnight
We read what people actually typed, block the junk, drop the losing ads, and put more behind the winners.
You get: An updated block-list and a written note every two weeks. - 04Report against closed sales
Monthly, with you and whoever runs sales: which searches produced customers, and what each one cost.
You get: The month's numbers, and next month's budget agreed.

