I set up and manage Google Display advertising so your company's offer reaches the right people on websites and in apps. I help you choose audiences, write ad messages, set up measurement and evaluate results.
Google Display ads can support brand awareness, introduce a new offer or bring past visitors back. I choose the campaign structure based on your goal, budget and the options available in your ad account.
The Google Display Network lets you show visual ads on websites and in apps. An ad can be a ready-made banner, or images, a logo and text from which the system builds ads in different shapes and sizes.
Google Search ads are triggered by what a person searches for. With display ads, where the ad appears depends on the chosen audiences, content and campaign settings, among other things. That is why these channels need different messages and a different way of evaluating results.
Display ads can support the launch of a new service, product or campaign. Before starting, we agree on which people you want to reach and what action should follow seeing the ad.
Remarketing campaigns let you reach people who have already interacted with your company. I check whether your existing audiences, measurement, consents and Google's policies allow you to use it.
People don't always decide on their first visit. Display ads can be part of a longer customer journey, for example together with search ads and a suitable landing page.
I find out whether the main goal of the campaign is visibility, website visits, leads or sales. I review the offer, audience and landing page and recommend a suitable approach.
I set up audiences and channel options that match the campaign goal. I monitor results and, where possible, ad placements and exclusions to see where the budget is spent.
I review your existing images, logos, banners and offer message. I prepare text variations and set up ads from suitable assets. If new designs or photos are needed, we agree on creating them and their cost separately.
I check that the key actions, such as sending an enquiry or making a purchase, can be measured. If needed, I set up Google Ads conversions, GA4 and Google Tag Manager within the agreed scope.
I monitor the budget, ad results and actions tied to the campaign goal. I test messages, visuals and targeting options and make changes based on the data collected.
I choose the metrics based on the campaign goal. For visibility, I track reach, impressions and frequency, for example. For leads or sales, I look at conversions, their cost and quality where possible.
I look at cost per click and click-through rate together with what visitors do on the website. In reports I also explain how the ad platform counts results and why its numbers may differ from GA4.
The total cost of display advertising consists of the ad budget and the setup and management fee. Design work, new creative assets or measurement fixes may be added if needed.
Media costs depend on the audience, market, competition and campaign goal. I recommend a budget after reviewing your offer and existing data. The proposal sets out the scope of work and any costs charged separately.
I look at your offer, website and existing Google Ads account. If there are no campaigns yet, we start from the goal, audience and measurement needs. For a wider view, a marketing audit is also an option.
We agree on the budget, creative assets, measurement and division of work. Then I set up the campaign.
After launch, I monitor results and give feedback on what to continue, change or test next. If you need broader ongoing support, see my outsourced marketing partner service.
Yes, depending on the offer and the goal. A service business can use display ads to introduce an offer or to reach past website visitors again. I assess the fit together with your other channels.
No. I can also set up ads from suitable images, your logo and text. If the campaign needs new designs, we agree on creating them beforehand.
Yes. I start by reviewing the existing account, measurement and past results. Based on that, we agree on improvements and ongoing management.
No. Banner advertising describes the ad format, and the Display Network is where the ads are shown. The Google Display Network can also be used through Demand Gen. I choose the right setup based on the goal and the options available in your account.
It depends on the market, audience and goal. Before starting, we check whether the budget allows enough data to be collected for evaluation and how results will be measured. The display advertising cost consists of the ad budget and the management fee, which we agree on separately.