Google and LinkedIn ad campaigns built around how MSPs actually get bought — not generic e-commerce templates that waste budget on the wrong clicks.
Built for high-intent, B2B search behavior.
Every campaign pointed to a page built to convert that specific search.
Cost-per-lead and cost-per-close visibility, not just clicks.
Spend shifted toward what's actually producing pipeline.
See where your budget's actually going — and where it's being wasted.
Budget, platforms, and targeting built around how MSPs actually get bought — not e-commerce defaults.
Ad copy, targeting, and dedicated landing pages built per campaign, not a generic contact page.
Budget shifted toward what's actually converting, cutting what's just generating clicks.
Spend tracked against closed deals, not just cost-per-click or impressions.
A 30-day e-commerce conversion window doesn't fit a 3–9 month B2B IT services sale.
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Both serve different purposes. Google captures people already searching; LinkedIn reaches the right job titles before they've started searching. Most MSP campaigns benefit from running both.
It depends on your market's competitiveness, but most MSP PPC programs need a meaningful monthly minimum to gather enough data to optimize properly — we'll give you a specific number after reviewing your market.
Tight keyword match types, negative keyword lists, and job-title/company-size targeting on LinkedIn — plus ongoing pruning of what's converting versus what's just generating clicks.
Yes — sending paid traffic to a generic homepage is one of the most common reasons PPC underperforms. Every campaign gets its own conversion-focused landing page.
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