PPC Management Agency in Indore

It plans, builds and runs your paid campaigns, fixes tracking, writes ads, tests landing pages and reports results. A good one also tells you when not to spend.

Published Indian agency guides show about ₹20,000 to ₹40,000 a month for basic management and ₹40,000 to ₹80,000 for growth-stage accounts, with larger accounts going well beyond. Some charge 10 to 20% of ad spend. Our plans start at ₹17,999 a month + GST. Ad spend is always extra.

For a local service on Google Search, we usually suggest ₹15,000 to ₹40,000 a month. Stores, B2B and high-CPC categories need more because clicks cost more and the platform needs data to learn from.

There's a 3-month minimum so the account has time to learn. After that it's month-to-month.

We start with how your customers actually talk: your enquiry history, calls, WhatsApp chats and, if you already run ads, the search terms report. Then we add Google Keyword Planner ideas and a look at what competitors advertise. We group keywords by intent, start with the ones that sound like someone ready to buy, and block the rest with negatives. Volume matters less than intent.

Not in the same way. They target people, not searches. Meta uses interests, behaviour, locations and lookalike audiences. LinkedIn uses job titles, industries, company size and seniority. We research those from your real customers, just like we research keywords.

You own it, and you pay the platform directly from your own account. We're added as users with the access we need. If we ever part ways, the account, its history and its data stay with you.

Yes. We audit it first, keep the history and fix what's broken before changing strategy. Nothing is deleted without your approval.

Yes. Call assets and website call tracking record calls above a set length. WhatsApp clicks are tracked as soft conversions, because a click shows a chat started, not a good lead. For quality, we import qualified leads from your CRM or sheet.

Google describes it as a 1 to 10 diagnostic at keyword level, based on expected click-through rate, ad relevance and landing page experience. It isn't an input in the auction. It's still useful because each component points to something you can fix.

Where they fit. Performance Max works best for stores with a good feed and enough conversions. We keep conversion definitions, exclusions and budgets under human control.

Search campaigns can start getting enquiries within the first week or two. A stable cost per lead usually needs a month or two of data. Smart Bidding also needs time to learn, and Google advises leaving it alone for the first couple of weeks.

If people already search for what you sell, start with Google Search. If you're creating demand for something new, start with Meta. If you sell to businesses and need specific job titles or company types, add LinkedIn. Many clients use Search to capture demand and Meta or LinkedIn to retarget visitors and reach new people.

It can be, when one customer is worth a lot and you need specific job titles or company types. Clicks usually cost more than on Google or Meta, so it's a poor fit for low-ticket local offers. We usually test it with a narrow audience and a small budget before scaling.

Usually one of four things: the wrong search terms, a landing page that doesn't match the ad, a slow or confusing mobile page, or slow follow-up. We check them in that order during the audit.

No, and be careful of anyone who does. Ads run in a shared auction against competitors. We commit to clean tracking, regular optimisation and honest reporting.

Google filters a lot of invalid activity before you're charged and may credit some after. It decides what qualifies. We watch for suspicious patterns, block what we can and help you submit evidence when it's worth a request. We can't promise a refund.

Yes. Many clients combine paid ads with local SEO or a new landing page. Ads bring quick enquiries while SEO builds a base that keeps working without paying per click.