Ad spend and CPC
Ad spend is the budget you invest, and CPC is the cost per click. Understanding how they relate shows how much traffic you can realistically buy for a given budget.
Wondering what Google advertising is and how it works? This guide explains paid channels from Google Ads to Meta Ads, what ad spend is and how campaign success is measured.
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Google advertising is a paid placement model in which the advertiser pays per click or per impression, and ads appear in search results and across the partner network. The goal is to bring in relevant traffic, which is then measured through conversions.
Performance advertising extends that logic to more channels, including Meta Ads. The common thread is measurability: we tie every euro invested to a result that can be verified.
We build the strategy from the goal to the channel, not the other way round. First we define what a conversion is and what it is worth, then we choose the channels that lead to it by the fastest measurable route.
We plan seasonal campaigns in advance because demand in many industries is uneven. That way we concentrate the budget where it actually delivers results.
Advertising delivers results quickly, while SEO builds lasting visibility. Paid channels work immediately but switch off when you switch off the budget, so we often combine them with organic growth.
The right balance for you depends on your goals and timeframe. We make that decision from data, not habit.
Ad spend is the budget you invest, and CPC is the cost per click. Understanding how they relate shows how much traffic you can realistically buy for a given budget.
A campaign is only as good as its targeting and message. By testing messages we find out which creative best turns traffic into action.
Without conversion tracking, a campaign is flying blind. We set up tracking from the start so we know which ad delivers results and which one only spends.
The cost of advertising is made up of ad spend and our management fee, and both depend on your goals and channels. We do not work with fixed packages because every goal calls for a different budget split.
Paid campaigns can bring in traffic almost immediately, but conversion optimisation takes several weeks of testing. Speed is the advantage of advertising, but stable results come with measurement.
You can launch basic campaigns, but fine-tuning requires experience with targeting and measurement. Experienced oversight reduces the risk of the budget going on traffic that does not convert.
It depends on user intent and the campaign goal. We cover the difference in detail in a separate article, and we always base the decision on your numbers.
For a channel comparison, read Google Ads vs Meta Ads. We explain the difference between two often-confused tactics in the article retargeting vs remarketing.
A good campaign starts with a goal and measurement, not with a budget. Explore our advertising guides and decide based on facts.
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