Philadelphia PPC Agency For Businesses That Want Leads, Not Just Clicks
$100M+
4x
2.5 yrs
Where Ad Budgets Go Wrong
Your Ads Are Showing Outside Philadelphia
One Radius For The Whole Metro
Treating “Near Me” Searches Like Everything Else
Counting Calls You Can’t Trace
Our PPC Management Services In Philadelphia
Google Search Ads
Local Services Ads
Performance Max And Shopping
Microsoft Ads
Remarketing
Landing Pages And Conversion Tracking
Where Social Ads Fit In
The Results
Slow Season. Barely Any Rain. 37 Leads Anyway.
A home services client’s paid search was up 19% month over month in a September with 0.77" of rain, down from 6" the year before.
(Google Ads, September 2024)Want To Know Which Of These Is Costing You?
Your First 90 Days
Days 1 To 30: Stop The Waste
Days 31 To 60: Rebuild Around Your Market
Days 61 To 90: Scale What Works
How To Choose A PPC Agency In Philadelphia
- Who owns the Google Ads account?It should be in your name, on your billing. If the agency owns it, leaving means starting over with zero history.
- Who’s actually in my account every week?A senior person on the sales call and a junior person in the account is the most common setup in this industry.
- What counts as a conversion?If the answer is “clicks” or “calls” with no definition, the reporting will look great while your phone stays quiet.
- Can I see the search terms report?That’s the list of what people actually typed before clicking your ad. An agency proud of its work will show it to you.
- What will you turn off?A good agency finds spend to cut before it asks for more.
Who’s Actually In Your Account
Founder & CEO, BCC Interactive
Who This Works For
A Good Fit
- Philadelphia-area businesses where the lead is a call, a form or a booked appointment
- Local service businesses covering part or all of the metro
- Ecommerce and B2B companies headquartered here and selling nationally
- Already spending on ads, or ready to fund them properly
- Want fewer, better leads instead of more raw volume
- Looking for a marketing partner for the long run
Not A Fit
- Pre-launch, still figuring out the offer
- Testing ads with pocket change to see what happens
- Measured on lead count regardless of lead quality
- Shopping for the cheapest monthly fee
Philadelphia PPC Questions, Answered Straight
There are two costs: your ad spend, which goes to Google or Microsoft, and the management fee, which goes to the PPC company running the account. Every plan is a custom solution scoped to your goals and your ad spend, and your roadmap includes exact numbers, so you’ll know the investment before you commit to anything.
Enough to get real data in your market within a month or two. The right number depends on your click costs, which vary a lot by industry, and on how many leads you need to make the math work. We’ll show you the click costs for your keywords on the strategy call.
Wasted spend usually drops in the first 30 days, because that part is mostly turning the wrong things off. Lead volume and cost per lead improve in months two and three, once the restructure and ad testing have data behind them.
Look at cost per lead and cost per customer, not clicks or impressions. If your Google Ads account reports more conversions than you have real leads, the tracking is counting the wrong thing, and every number built on top of it is off. We optimize every account to drive measurable revenue, not traffic.
Yes. That’s mostly targeting: the right zip codes and counties, location settings set to people actually in your area, separate campaigns for urgent “near me” searches, and Local Services Ads if you’re in a trade that qualifies.
For PPC: Google Search, Local Services Ads, Performance Max, Shopping, YouTube and Microsoft Ads. We also run social ads on Meta and LinkedIn as their own channel when they fit. Most accounts don’t need all of them. We’ll tell you which ones fit and which ones to skip.
Yes. Ecommerce results depend most on a clean product feed and on keeping Performance Max from taking credit for sales you’d have made anyway, so that’s where we start.
In-house works when you have someone with time to review search terms weekly and the experience to know what to cut. Most small teams don’t, and the account drifts. If you already have someone, start with the audit and hand them the fixes.
No. We’re a Philadelphia company, and we work with businesses across the country. If you’re local, we can meet in person.
Usually, yes. Your search terms report shows exactly which queries convert, which is the best keyword research there is for SEO. And once you rank organically for a term you’re also bidding on, you can often cut paid spend on it. We run both, so the two marketing strategies actually connect instead of competing for credit.
