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Industrial PPC agency

Industrial businesses operate in a different search environment than consumer-facing brands. The buyers are procurement officers, operations managers, and engineers — professionals who research carefully before contacting a supplier. That search behavior maps almost perfectly to paid search, where intent signals are specific, search volumes are consistent, and the right ad reaches exactly the right decision-maker at the right moment in their evaluation process.

Plans for the USAudit · $297
5.0 on Fiverr Pro · 723 reviewsGoogle Partner$4.4M in ad spend managed a year (USD)

How We Help Industrial Businesses Get More from Google Ads

Your industrial campaigns need to reflect how your buyers actually search — not just broad category terms, but the specific product codes, applications, and service requirements that signal serious purchase intent. Your ad groups get built around job function and buyer stage, so an engineer looking for technical specifications lands somewhere different than a procurement manager requesting a quote.

Device strategy matters in industrial PPC too. Your buyers are often on desktop during business hours, comparing specs and building vendor shortlists. Your bids get weighted toward desktop and business-hours windows, where your audience is actively evaluating — not scrolling on a phone during a commute. Dayparting to Mon–Fri business hours helps your budget reach buyers when they are actually in purchase mode.

Start with an account audit — we’ll show you exactly where your current campaigns can improve.

Our solution

Our solution for

Industrial PPC

ManagementGoogle and Meta, managed →Plans from $590 a month, set by your ad spend.Audit · $297Account audit →A one-off review of your account: a document, a video and a 30-minute call.Tracking · $500Tracking setup →Server-side tracking, Consent Mode and offline conversions from your CRM, where it allows it.
PPC agency

Industrial PPC growth

Generic PPC management treats industrial search like consumer search — broad keywords, general ad copy, and homepage landing pages. The result is wasted budget on informational queries from students, researchers, and competitors rather than procurement professionals evaluating vendors.

Without job-function and buyer-stage segmentation, your ads reach the wrong people at the wrong point in their research — and your cost-per-qualified-lead climbs well above what a properly structured industrial campaign would deliver.

When industrial campaigns are structured around actual buyer intent, every element shifts. Ad groups separate product-specific searches from application-specific searches from service requests. Negative keyword lists filter out informational and non-commercial queries before they consume budget.

Landing pages match the intent behind each click — technical spec pages for engineers, quote request pages for procurement, case study pages for decision-makers in evaluation mode. That’s the difference between running Google Ads and running Industrial Google Ads.

Why choose us

Why PPC Works for Industrial Businesses

PPC campaign Audit & Setup

Industrial campaigns require more granular ad group architecture than most verticals. Product categories, application types, and buyer roles each warrant separate ad groups with distinct keyword lists and match type strategies. Exact and phrase match dominate — broad match in industrial surfaces too many irrelevant queries from researchers and students, not buyers with active purchase intent.

Negative keyword management is continuous and critical. Terms signaling informational intent, competitor brand names, and non-commercial queries all need to be excluded to keep spend focused on procurement-stage searches. Industry-specific exclusions protect budget from queries that look relevant but never convert to a real inquiry.

Every ad group is built around how industrial buyers actually search — not how category managers think they search.

Ongoing PPC Management

Industrial buyers are predominantly desktop users during business hours. Your bid adjustments weight toward desktop and Mon–Fri, 7am–6pm windows, where procurement research and vendor evaluation activity peaks. Mobile bids are reduced but not eliminated — field technicians and operations managers do search on mobile, especially for replacement parts and service contacts.

Geographic targeting in industrial often means national campaigns with regional budget weights based on where your customers and distribution are concentrated. If you serve specific industries in specific regions, geo-layering keeps your spend aligned with your actual addressable market rather than spreading thin.

Your targeting reflects the way industrial buying decisions actually happen — deliberate, desktop-first, business-hours driven.

Conversion Rate Optimization

Conversion tracking in industrial PPC goes beyond form fills. Phone calls, quote requests, catalog downloads, and RFQ submissions each represent a different stage of buyer intent and need to be tracked separately. A catalog download from an engineer early in evaluation is a different signal than a direct quote request from a procurement manager — both valuable, tracked differently.

CRM integration allows you to trace which campaigns, ad groups, and keywords are generating not just leads but qualified opportunities and closed deals. In longer industrial sales cycles, that attribution clarity is what separates campaigns that look expensive from campaigns that are demonstrably profitable.

Every conversion point gets tracked — so you know exactly which searches are bringing in your best customers.

Why choose us

What Your Industrial PPC Campaigns Deliver

Lower Cost Per Lead

Industrial PPC cost efficiency comes from precision, not volume. Campaigns structured around specific product codes, application types, and buyer-stage intent keywords reduce spend on queries that generate clicks but never convert to qualified opportunities. Tight negative keyword management filters out informational and research traffic before it consumes budget.

When your ad groups match the way buyers actually search — specific, intent-rich, application-focused — your quality scores improve, your CPCs come down, and your cost per qualified lead follows. The goal is not more traffic. It is the right traffic, at a cost that makes the channel profitable.

Fewer wasted clicks, tighter keyword focus, and landing pages built for buyer intent — that’s how industrial cost-per-lead comes down.

Higher Quality Leads

Lead quality in industrial PPC is determined by how well your campaigns filter for genuine buyer intent versus curiosity and research. Negative keyword layers, match type discipline, and landing pages aligned with purchase-stage intent all work together to ensure the clicks you pay for come from procurement managers and engineers with active project needs — not students or general researchers.

Ad copy that speaks directly to industrial buyers — referencing technical specifications, lead times, and quote processes — self-qualifies traffic before the click. A buyer who reads your ad and clicks is already further along in their evaluation than someone who clicked a generic industrial ad.

Your leads come pre-qualified by intent — people searching for exactly what you supply, not browsers comparing options across the category.

Your Data, Your Account

Businesses that don’t own their accounts often start from scratch when they switch agencies — losing months of conversion data, audience lists, and Quality Score history. In industrial PPC, that data is especially valuable: it takes time to build a clean picture of which product-specific searches actually drive RFQ submissions and closed deals.

You keep full admin access to your Google Ads account, your conversion history, and your remarketing audiences. Your campaign data belongs to your business, not to an agency relationship. If you ever move your account, everything moves with it — your Quality Scores, your negative keyword lists, your conversion baselines.

Your conversion history, your audience data, your Quality Scores — they belong to your industrial business, not to an agency.

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Industrial PPC Costs & Strategy Guide

How Much Does Industrial PPC Cost?

Industrial PPC rewards precision over volume. Cost-per-click varies significantly depending on product specificity and buyer intent — highly specific industrial searches tend to be less competitive than broad category terms, which means well-structured campaigns can reach serious buyers at costs that general category bidding cannot achieve.

The most important cost driver in industrial PPC is not the CPC itself — it is the match between keyword intent and buyer stage. Campaigns that chase broad industrial terms burn budget on informational queries that never convert. Campaigns built around specific product categories, application types, and buyer-role intent keywords reach procurement professionals at a meaningful cost-per-qualified-lead. Budget levels vary depending on product range, target geography, and sales cycle, but the principle is consistent: precision beats volume in industrial paid search.

What Google Ads Strategy Works Best for Industrial Businesses?

The most effective industrial PPC strategy combines specific keyword targeting with buyer-role segmentation and intent-matched landing pages. Search campaigns focused on product-specific and application-specific queries outperform broad category campaigns in both conversion rate and lead quality.

Keyword structure should mirror how procurement professionals search — by product code, material specification, industry application, or service type rather than generic category terms. Phrase and exact match dominate industrial campaigns, with an aggressive negative keyword strategy to filter informational and non-commercial queries. Bid scheduling weighted toward business hours and desktop devices aligns spend with actual buyer behavior. Landing pages should speak directly to the buyer’s role and stage — technical spec pages for engineers, quote request pages for procurement, capability overviews for early-stage evaluation.

How Do You Measure Industrial PPC Success?

Industrial PPC success is measured by qualified lead volume, cost-per-RFQ-submission, and ultimately pipeline contribution. Clicks and impressions are operational metrics — not outcomes. What matters is how many quote requests, catalog downloads, and direct inquiries your campaigns generate from genuine procurement buyers.

Key KPIs for industrial campaigns include: RFQ submission rate, cost per qualified inquiry, and conversion rate by product category and buyer stage. Phone call tracking captures buyers who prefer direct contact — especially important in industrial, where relationships are part of the buying process. CRM integration allows you to connect campaign data to actual pipeline and revenue, closing the attribution loop from keyword to closed deal. Monthly reporting should track not just lead volume but lead quality indicators — whether inquiries come from the right company sizes, industries, and decision-maker roles.

Plans · the US

One monthly fee, set by your ad spend

Activation $500 oncetracking included

Start

$590$990/month

1 platform · Google or MetaGoogle + Meta
Ad spend
up to $3,000
New creativesmade by us
Google + Meta only4 a month
Book a call · Start

Growth

$790$1,290/month

1 platform · Google or MetaGoogle + Meta
Ad spend
$3,000 – 10,000
New creativesmade by us
Google + Meta only6 a month
Book a call · Growth

Scale

$1,140$1,940/month

1 platform · Google or MetaGoogle + Meta
Ad spend
$10,000 – 25,000
New creativesmade by us
Google + Meta only8 a month
Book a call · Scale
In every plan
  • Management of campaigns, creatives and budget
  • A monthly report: what changed, what we decided, what we did
  • One call a month, in your time zone
  • Accounts in your name: our access you can revoke
Three-month minimum, then month to month.

ChatGPT Ads: a separate pilot, $250/month, added to a plan. See the pilot →

How we start

From application to first campaigns

  1. Book a 20-minute call.Five questions about your market, spend and platforms, then pick a time.
  2. Call with Matteo.20 minutes on your account. Pick a time in your own time zone.
  3. Activation.In month one we set up the accounts and the tracking. $500, once.
  4. First campaigns.They go live on the new data, with the first creatives of the month.
FAQ

Questions before you book a call.

How do we start?

Book a 20-minute call with Matteo and answer a few questions. If it fits, we agree the plan, then activation: account setup and tracking in month one, first campaigns right after.

What is the activation fee?

$500, once, in the first month. It covers account setup and the tracking setup.

Is there a contract?

A three-month minimum, then month to month.

I only run Google (or only Meta). Can I start with one?

Yes. That is the “1 platform” price on every plan.

Who makes the ads?

We do: 4, 6 or 8 new creatives a month on Google + Meta plans, by tier.

What do I get every month?

Campaign management, a monthly report and one call.

Who owns the ad accounts and the data?

You do, always. Google Ads, Meta, GA4 and the tracking container are in your name. We have access you can revoke; if you leave, everything stays with you.

Do you work in my time zone?

Pick a time in your own time zone when you book. We answer in writing within one working day.

Other industries

Managed on numbers you can check.

Plans for the US