BG Plumbing
- Clicks
- 3,280
- Conversions
- 871
- Conv. rate
- 26.55%
- Cost / conv.
- A$36.33
Half of all pest searches are people who want to fix it themselves. A pest control campaign is mostly the work of not paying for them.
Termite inspections and treatments, general pest treatments, specific pests you want (rodents, spiders, bed bugs), commercial and strata, end of lease. Which ones make money, which months they peak.
What your city searches, what each click costs (termite clicks are the expensive ones), who is bidding and what their ads promise.
Termites get their own campaign and budget because the job value justifies a higher bid and the searcher is in a different frame of mind (buying a house) from someone with ants in the kitchen.
This is where pest control campaigns are won. DIY, spray, bait, Bunnings, home remedy, natural, how to get rid of, kill, trap, yourself, product names. We maintain the list weekly from the search terms report.
Licensed, insured, same week, from-price for a general treatment, warranty on termite work if you offer one. The person who wanted a $12 can filters out before the click.
A termite inspection page that explains what the inspection covers, what it costs and how fast you can come. Not the homepage.
Calls and forms to the keyword; weekly search term review; budget shifted toward the services that book.
At the end of the day, we work towards getting your campaigns profitable with high-quality leads. Measured against job value: a termite treatment lead can cost several times a general treatment lead and still be the better buy. The campaign report shows cost per lead by service so you can see it.
Plug in your numbers. Budget, your average sale, a realistic close rate. We'll model three scenarios (conservative, moderate, optimistic) and show you what the return really looks like on paper.
go on. run it.
Fill in your parameters and hit Calculate to see projections.
Month to month, no lock-in, one invoice for management, landing page changes and testing. Runs through our Google Ads management service. The channel overview for your trade is on marketing for pest control operators the organic side on organic search for pest control and the site the ads land on at pest control websites.
Trades and service businesses, mostly. The discipline is the same for industrial: find the searches that convert, own them, and stop paying for the rest.
Same service, other trades: Google Ads campaigns for plumbers, Google Ads campaigns for electricians and Google Ads for air conditioning.
Yes, when the DIY searches are kept out and the campaign is split by service. The accounts that fail bid on one broad phrase and pay for every person who wanted to buy a spray.
Budget plus a flat management fee. Spend varies by area and is weighted to termite and general treatment campaigns; the ROI calculator shows what a budget needs to bring in to pay for itself. We quote the fee on the first call.
Judged by service. At the end of the day, we work towards getting your campaigns profitable with high-quality leads. Termite leads justify more than general treatment leads; commercial contract leads justify the most.
At a lower budget, yes. Rodents and termite inspections do not stop, and the map pack and reviews you build in winter carry the summer. Pausing entirely means relearning in spring.
Yes. Some operators want only the pre-purchase and annual inspection work. One campaign, one landing page, suburb targeting around the areas with the housing stock that gets inspected.
Twenty minutes, pulled live.
Send a quick note. We'll get back same day, usually within an hour. No automated replies, no sales sequence, just Garo.