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PPC agency

PPC management that spends every pound like it's yours.

Pay-per-click campaigns on Google and Microsoft Ads, built around the searches that turn into customers. We cut wasted spend, write ads people click, build the landing pages they arrive on and track every lead and sale, so you can see what each pound returns.

  • Google Ads and Microsoft Ads
  • Shopping and Performance Max
  • Landing pages built in-house
  • Reported on cost per lead or sale

Is your ad spend working?

Tell us what you advertise and roughly what you spend. We'll show you where the budget is leaking.

What are you after?
Monthly ad spend (optional)

Global
brand experience.

  • Louis-Dreyfus Foundation
  • Desucla
  • London Museum
  • Black Brick
  • Healthscope
  • Cupello
  • Enness Global
  • ACE Aquatec
  • JTI
  • Netacea

What does a PPC agency do?

A PPC agency plans, builds and manages pay-per-click advertising, where you pay each time someone clicks your ad. That means choosing the searches and audiences worth paying for, writing the ads, setting budgets and bids, building landing pages, tracking conversions and adjusting campaigns every week, so more of the budget turns into leads and sales.

Last reviewed 1 November 2026 by the Rubik Digital team.

  • Keywords

    Only the searches worth paying for.

  • Ads

    Written and tested to earn the click.

  • Landing pages

    Built to turn the click into a customer.

  • Tracking

    Every lead and sale tied to its cost.

Years in business
15+
Global brands
50+
Industry sectors
13+

Where ad budgets leak.

Every pulsing square is a place visitors leave.

Where they leave: Searched

“We're paying for clicks from searches that were never going to buy.”

How we fix it

Search term reviews, negative keywords and tighter match types, so budget goes on the searches that bring customers.

Who does what.

We run the campaigns day to day. You keep ownership and the final say on budget. Here's how the work splits.

We look after

  • Account structure

    Campaigns grouped by intent, product and location.

  • Keywords and bids

    Search terms reviewed and wasted spend cut weekly.

  • Ad copy

    Headlines, descriptions and assets written and tested.

  • Landing pages

    Designed, built and tested by our own developers.

  • Conversion tracking

    GA4, Google Ads and CRM conversions set up and checked.

  • Monthly reporting

    Spend, leads, sales and cost per result, in plain English.

You keep

  • Your ad accounts

    Kept in your name, with full access at all times.

  • Budget sign-off

    Spend changes agreed with you before they happen.

What happens when we start.

No budget goes up until we know where it's going now and can measure what it brings back.

  1. Spend reviewed

    We go through the last few months of search terms, campaigns and landing pages, and show you what's bringing customers and what isn't.

  2. Tracking fixed

    Every enquiry and sale is counted once, in GA4, Google Ads and your CRM, so bidding learns from real results.

  3. Waste cut

    Searches that never convert are excluded, and budget moves to the campaigns already paying their way.

  4. Pages built

    Ads get landing pages written for them, designed and built by our team to load fast on mobile.

  5. Spend grown

    Budget rises only where the numbers hold, with weekly tests and a plain-English report each month.

What makes a good PPC agency different?

Most agencies can set up campaigns. Here's where the results usually diverge.

Showing: A typical PPC agency

Landing pages
Your existing pages, or a template
Tracking
Form fills counted as conversions
Reporting
Clicks, impressions and click-through rate
Your accounts
Sometimes held by the agency
SEO
A separate agency

How much do PPC management services cost?

PPC has two costs. Your ad spend is paid directly to Google or Microsoft, and you set the budget. Our management fee is fixed monthly and depends on how many campaigns, platforms and landing pages the work involves. We'll quote it after a discovery call, with no hidden extras and no surprise percentage of spend.

Get a fixed proposal

What moves the price

  • Platforms

    Google Ads, Microsoft Ads or both.

    Effect on budget: High

  • Campaigns

    How many products, services and locations.

    Effect on budget: High

  • Landing pages

    New pages designed and built for campaigns.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Tracking

    CRM and offline conversion set-up.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Markets

    Advertising in more than one country.

    Effect on budget: Low

Why Rubik for PPC?

We build websites as well as advertise them, so the click and the page it lands on are designed together, and the results are measured properly.

  1. Landing pages in-house.

    Designed and built by our own developers, without waiting on another agency.

  2. Tracking you can trust.

    Conversions checked against real leads and sales, not just form fills.

  3. Paid and organic together.

    Our SEO team shares search data, so you don't pay for clicks you'd win for free.

  4. Your accounts, your data.

    Everything stays in your name, and reports are in plain English.

What our clients say

Expert guidance and flawless execution. Our go‑to agency for all things digital.”
Nic CooperStrategy Director

PPC Agency Questions,
answered.

What people usually ask us before a project starts. If yours isn't here, ask it in the form and someone senior will reply.

PPC management is the ongoing work of running pay-per-click campaigns: researching keywords, writing ads, setting budgets and bids, adding negative keywords, testing landing pages and checking conversion tracking. Campaigns change every week as competitors, costs and search behaviour shift, so management is what keeps the budget working.

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Ready to make your ad spend count?

Tell us what you advertise and what you spend. We'll show you where the budget is leaking and what we'd change first.

Tell us about your project.

A few lines is plenty — no brief required.

What are you planning?