Google Search & Shopping
Keyword and feed-based acquisition with tight negative management and bid strategy.
Performance Marketing
We build and manage paid acquisition across Google, Meta and LinkedIn with proper tracking, disciplined testing and landing pages that match the ad — then optimise toward the leads your sales team can actually close.
At a glance
The problem
Campaigns are optimised to leads, and most of those leads are unqualified.
Conversion tracking is incomplete, so the algorithm optimises toward the wrong outcome.
Ads send traffic to a generic homepage instead of a matching landing experience.
Creative is refreshed rarely, so frequency climbs and performance decays.
Nobody can say which campaign produced revenue last quarter.
Our solution
We fix the measurement layer first, then rebuild campaign structure around segments and intent. Every ad group points to a purpose-built page, and every result is traced back to spend.
Conversion actions, values, consent handling and offline lead quality are wired correctly before budget scales.
Campaigns split branded, high-intent, competitor and audience segments so budget allocation is legible.
Purpose-built pages per offer and segment, produced by us rather than bolted on.
A standing testing calendar across hooks, formats and proof, with clear winners documented.
Capabilities
What is included in this service, so you can compare it accurately against another proposal.
Keyword and feed-based acquisition with tight negative management and bid strategy.
Lead generation and e-commerce campaigns across Facebook and Instagram with creative testing.
B2B targeting by role, company and industry for considered purchases.
Video-led awareness and remarketing tied to measurable outcomes.
Segmented recapture of engaged visitors, cart abandoners and stalled enquiries.
Design, build and iterate the pages your traffic lands on.
Business benefits
Filtering out junk enquiries early improves real acquisition economics, even at lower volume.
When tracking and creative are solid, budget can increase without performance collapsing.
A standing test calendar replaces the annual creative refresh.
Every rupee maps to a campaign, segment and outcome you can audit.
Process
Account, tracking, landing page and historical performance audit.
Fix conversion actions, consent, values and CRM feedback loops.
Rebuild campaigns around intent segments and offers.
Creative sets and landing pages shipped per segment.
Weekly bid, budget, audience and creative iterations.
Expand winning segments into new geographies, keywords and formats.
We choose the lightest stack that meets the requirement. If your existing tooling works, we work with it rather than replacing it.
Why Nextagrow
Landing page design and development sit inside the engagement, which is usually the biggest lever in paid performance.
We ask your sales team what closed, and optimise toward that signal instead of form volume.
Ad accounts stay in your name with full access — always.
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Questions
Yes. Running both in one engagement keeps messaging, offers and tracking consistent and lets us allocate budget based on relative performance instead of vendor self-interest.
Workable budgets depend on your category and cost per click. After a short discovery call we will give you a minimum viable budget for your market, and tell you if it is not yet viable.
We mark or score outcomes in your CRM or a shared sheet, then report cost per qualified lead alongside platform metrics. Sales feedback is a standing agenda item in monthly reviews.
No. Media spend is paid directly to the platform from your own accounts. Our fee covers strategy, build, creative and management.
Start here
Share what you are trying to achieve and what is in the way. You will get a straight answer on feasibility, timeline and cost — with no obligation.
Next step
One conversation is usually enough to tell whether this is worth pursuing. Book a slot and bring your questions.
No obligation. We respond to every enquiry within one business day.