Google and Facebook ads that lead to enquiries
We put you in front of people who are searching for exactly your service, at the moment they search for it. Not “likes” and “reach”, but calls, messages and orders you can count.
Meta ads: €70 one-off setup; €100–200/month management for agreed scope. Ad spend is separate. Google Ads quoted individually.
Free consultation · Phone or Google Meet · Clear quote
What's included
06Google Ads: search by service and town, remarketing
Facebook and Instagram campaigns with real photos from your business
Landing pages for the ads to lead to
Tracking of calls and enquiries from the ads
Weekly optimisation: we stop what does not work
A monthly report in plain language: what you spent and what came in
Who it's for
Businesses that already have a website and want more enquiries now
New restaurants and shops that need to become known fast
Services with a clear price, where one enquiry is money
Online stores with products people search for
How it works
Process →A short call
We discuss your business, goals and budget by phone or Google Meet. The consultation is free.
Plan and quote
Receive a written quote with scope, price, timeline, payment terms and ongoing costs. Work starts after acceptance and a deposit.
Build
Design, content and setup. You see the site before launch and tell us what to change.
Launch and grow
We take the site live and stay by your side. Ads and upgrades on request.
Common questions
quick answers →What budget do I need?
It depends on the service and the town. For most small businesses a working start is a few hundred euros a month. We tell you honestly if ads make no sense for you.
When will I see results?
Google Search brings the first enquiries within the first week. Facebook needs 2–3 weeks to tune the targeting.
Can I stop at any time?
Yes, with no long-term contract. The ad accounts are yours and stay with you.
Useful reading
Website or Facebook page: which one brings small businesses more clients
Facebook is free and quick, a website costs money. Why the businesses with the most enquiries have both anyway, and in which order to build them.
Local SEO: how to show up on Google for “near me” searches
Most small business customers search for “service + town” or “near me”. What Google looks at to show exactly you, and the five things that decide the ranking.
Google Business Profile for restaurants: a 20-minute setup that brings guests every day
The free Google Maps profile is the strongest tool any restaurant has, and most leave it half-filled. Step by step, what to do today.