Paid search · Hobart · Tasmania
Google Ads Hobart.
Ads that pay for themselves. Not ones that quietly drain your account. Straight talk on what you’ll spend.
Get your free PPC auditYou’ve tried this
before.
Most Hobart businesses we meet have. It worked for a while, then stopped. Or it never worked and nobody could explain why.
Google Ads isn’t complicated. It’s just unforgiving when it’s set up badly.
What we actually do.
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Keyword and competitor research
What your customers type. What your competitors already pay for.
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Ad copy that sounds like a person
Not “premium solutions for discerning clients”.
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Landing pages built to convert
A great ad pointed at a bad page is money on fire.
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Conversion tracking, set up properly
So you know what a lead costs. Most accounts we inherit track nothing, or track the wrong thing.
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Negative keywords, every week
Unglamorous. Where most of the savings live.
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Reporting you can read
No translator required.
And it isn’t a one-off
65%
increase in Google Ads conversions
Tasmanian Locksmiths
788%
increase in Google Ads conversions
Hobart Arbor Co
12x
return on ad spend
Earlwood Equine
Hobart is its own thing.
Hobart is small, and that cuts both ways.
Clicks are cheaper here than Sydney or Melbourne. But volumes are low, so one lazy radius setting sends your budget to Launceston, Brisbane, or nowhere near a person who’d ever hire you.
Locals also buy local. An ad written in a Sydney office reads like one, and it gets scrolled past.
We’re up the road. That’s the whole point.
Questions we get asked.
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Is $20 a day enough for Google Ads?
For one service in one suburb, it’s a fair start. For a broad trade across greater Hobart, no. At $10 a day you’re buying two or three clicks and a lot of hope.
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What’s the average cost of Google Ads in Australia?
Depends on your industry. Clicks in legal or trades cost several times what they do in retail. What matters isn’t the click price, it’s what a customer is worth.
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Why did Google charge me $500 out of nowhere?
Almost always a billing threshold, not a mistake. Google bills when you hit a set amount or at month’s end, whichever lands first. We’ll walk you through it.
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Do I own the account?
Yes. Always. Your account, your data, your history. If we part ways, it stays with you. Some agencies don’t do this. Ask them.
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Should I be doing Google Ads or SEO?
Ads buy traffic today. SEO earns it over months. Most businesses want both, and we’ll tell you which to start with.
Wanting traffic that keeps coming once you stop paying? That’s SEO. Ads pointed at a page that doesn’t convert? Start with web design.
