SEARCH ENGINE ADVERTISING
Serve relevant results on Google, Bing, YouTube and more.
How do you boost your business’s online visibility and drive sales online? Effective search engine marketing (SEM) campaigns — a.k.a. pay-per-click or PPC campaigns — customized to suit your business goals are a must.
Let our experts help you save time, money, and energy while reaching the right people at the right time.
Serve Perfectly Relevant Results
Pay per click (PPC) ads ads help your business show up for the most relevant search results. The strategies that we build together will bring the best traffic to your site and save you money, because we don’t charge commission on ad spend.
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Highlight Your Best Stuff
Our innovative ad strategies are the perfect mix of keywords, images, videos and text that highlight the most important pages on your site. Plus, you only pay when your ad is clicked on or your video is viewed.
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Optimize Over Time and Prove ROI
Our work doesn’t end with a click. You get to see the exact return on investment for your ads with our data and monthly reporting.
Put Your Products and Services On the Map
Put your inventory directly on the search results page — giving users one less click to find the vehicle they want.
From organic listings on your Google Business Profile to Google Performance Max Campaigns (PMax) and Microsoft Auto Ads (MAAs), we can help your inventory stand out online.
Work with a Trusted SEM Partner
We’re a trusted Google and Microsoft Advertising Partner, and our SEM experts have been trained and certified by Google and Microsoft directly. When you work with us, we can get you a $500 ad credit to get started with Google Ads.
As certified Google and Microsoft partners, we have access to specialists at Google and Microsoft that can answer questions and offer insights directly from Google.
Show Up in Searches with Google Ads
Starting at $510 per month, you’ll get a single Google Search campaign to drive traffic, leads and sales for your business — targeting people who are actively searching for your produce or service.
Let’s get you in front of the right people at the right time.
Schedule a Call »Amplify Your Marketing Strategy with Search Engine Ads
Is your business ready for advanced Google, Microsoft Bing, or other search engine ads?
Get started with a free digital assessment to see the opportunities for your business, or schedule a call to ask questions and get started. Together, we’ll take a look at your current digital strategy and give you actionable insights.
Search Engine Advertising FAQs
A: Search Engine Marketing, or SEM, simply means advertising your inventory or business on search engines like Google or Bing. Your ads show up above and around the organic (free) search engine results.
A: If your business has a website, you could be advertising on search engines. It’s a great way to build awareness and loyalty for your brand, and to reach new customers. We can provide recommendations if one platform is better suited to your needs and budget or if you should be advertising on both.
A: Nope! Google is the most common search engine (people do call their internet searches “Googling”) and has the most users, but you can advertise on both. In fact, Microsoft makes it easy to import your campaigns from Google, so you can be more efficient with your advertising and make sure your messaging matches across all search engines.
A: If you’re looking for some support with your search engine marketing, we’re here for you. We can help you set up your ads account, identify the type of ad campaign you should run, offer suggestions on what your budget should be, and help you build and optimize your ads.
A: To get started with Google Ads, you need a website (with or without inventory) with Google Tag Manager linked, and Google Analytics. Does that sound like a lot? We can help you get set up.
A: Microsoft Ads (which used to be called Bing Ads) show on several search engines, including Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, MSN and AOL. If you use the Microsoft Edge browser, the default search engine is Bing, so you will be served Microsoft Ads.