Search & Marketing

Google Ads that are judged on cost per lead, not clicks

Google Ads reach people at the exact moment they search for what you sell. That is why a badly run account burns money so fast: broad keywords, no negative keywords, no conversion tracking, and every click sent to the homepage.

We rebuild accounts around buying-intent keywords, track every call, WhatsApp click and form as a conversion, and send traffic to landing pages built for that search. Then we optimise weekly on cost per lead and revenue.

Who this is for

  • Businesses spending on Google Ads without knowing their cost per lead
  • Local service businesses that need calls this week
  • E-commerce brands running Shopping or Performance Max campaigns
  • Accounts managed by someone who has since left

What you get

Account audit

Wasted spend, missing negatives and tracking gaps found in your current account.

Conversion tracking

Calls, WhatsApp clicks and forms tracked through GA4 and Google Ads.

Search campaigns

Tightly grouped, high-intent keywords with ad copy matched to each.

Performance Max & Shopping

For e-commerce, feed optimisation and asset groups that sell.

Landing pages

Pages that match the search and remove friction from the enquiry.

Weekly optimisation

Bids, keywords and budgets adjusted on real lead and sales data.

How we work: the Borangi 5D process

  1. 01

    Discover

    Audit, data and goals

  2. 02

    Design

    Strategy and system plan

  3. 03

    Deploy

    Build and launch

  4. 04

    Drive

    Run, test, optimise

  5. 05

    Dominate

    Scale what works

Frequently asked questions

What budget do I need for Google Ads in Bangalore?+

It depends on your category’s click costs. We estimate a starting budget from keyword data during discovery, so you know what to expect before spending.

How soon will I see leads from Google Ads?+

Search campaigns can bring enquiries within days of launch. The first 2 to 4 weeks are used to learn which keywords convert, then cost per lead usually drops.

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