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Search demand,followed home.

Google Search Ads is where we start — and the tracking, the landing page, and what happened to the lead afterward are all part of the same job.

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Google Search Ads

People searching for a plumber or an AC repair aren't discovering a brand — they have a problem and a short list. We build campaigns around the services you want more of, in the areas you actually cover: structure, search targeting, search-term review, negative keywords, geographic alignment, and budget decisions made on evidence.

No activity for activity's sake. Every change has a reason you can read in plain English.

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Conversion tracking

Calls, form fills and bookings recorded properly — then tested before anyone makes a decision off the numbers. Untested tracking is worse than none, because it looks like an answer.

A conversion is an action. It is not automatically a good lead.

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Landing-page evaluation

What somebody sees after the click decides whether the money was worth spending. We evaluate message match, service and location relevance, clarity, trust, friction and the mobile experience — and tell you exactly what to fix.

We identify the problems and recommend the fixes. Building new pages isn't a standard service today, and we won't pretend it is.

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Lead quality & booked work

Where your records allow it, we follow the money past the click: was the lead in your area, was it work you do, did it become a qualified opportunity, did it book? That's the progression that matters — click, conversion, real inquiry, qualified opportunity, booked work, and revenue where attribution is reliable.

When your data can't support a conclusion, we say so instead of estimating it into a slide.

One service, run as one system. And it's where we start, not where we stop — as McKinnon Solutions builds real competence in the systems around the customer journey, the list grows. Honestly.

Which one soundslike your business?

How changes get made.

Deliberate, not weekly tinkering.

Changing five things at once teaches you nothing about any of them. Changes come in small numbers and get enough time to show what they did.

Enough data first, or wait.

A handful of clicks is not a signal. Acting on noise feels like management and usually just resets what the account had started to learn.

The reason gets written down.

If a change can't be explained in one sentence a business owner understands, it isn't ready to be made.

All of it runs inside the same operating loop, every engagement. See how it works.