Google Ads
High-intent search capture. Best for buyers actively researching solutions. Also display, YouTube, Shopping where relevant.
Search · Display · YouTube · ShoppingIscope Digital runs PPC programs the way finance leaders wish they were run — built around your customer-acquisition cost and pipeline targets, not the click and impression metrics that fill most agency reports.
Google Ads, Bing, and LinkedIn campaigns run against CAC and pipeline — not clicks. Pricing is a flat monthly retainer plus a small management percentage that declines with volume, with no performance commissions. The practical B2B minimum is $10,000/month in ad spend; below that, platform data is too thin.
| Platforms | Google Ads · Microsoft/Bing · LinkedIn |
|---|---|
| Strategy | CAC-driven bids & budgets; landing-page CRO; weekly reporting |
| Pricing model | Flat retainer + declining management % |
| Practical minimum | $10,000/month B2B ad spend (lower for local/niche B2C) |
PPC (pay-per-click) management is the practice of designing, executing, and optimizing paid advertising on Google, LinkedIn, Bing, Meta, and other platforms — covering keyword strategy, bid management, ad creative, landing pages, and conversion measurement.
Most PPC reports optimize for CPC (cost per click), CTR (click-through rate), or impressions. These tell you about traffic, not about business. Iscope optimizes for CAC (customer-acquisition cost) — the cost of acquiring a paying customer or qualified pipeline opportunity — because that is the number that determines whether paid acquisition is profitable.
No single platform serves every B2B audience. We compose campaigns across the four where buyers actually are — and skip the platforms that don’t fit.
High-intent search capture. Best for buyers actively researching solutions. Also display, YouTube, Shopping where relevant.
Search · Display · YouTube · ShoppingThe B2B platform. Sharp title and seniority targeting. Especially good for ABM and high-ACV propositions.
Sponsored Content · Lead Gen · Message AdsLower CPCs than Google, older B2B audience skew, often better cost-per-conversion for enterprise.
Microsoft Search · Microsoft AudienceFor B2B with consumer-overlap audiences (SMB owners, prosumers, executives at-home). Strong retargeting tool.
Facebook · Instagram · Audience NetworkDefine target CAC and acceptable payback period. Reverse-engineer to allowable CPC, CPL, and CPA per channel.
StrategyKeyword research, audience builds (LinkedIn / Meta), lookalikes, custom audiences from your CRM, negative keyword lists.
Keywords & audiencesSearch ads, responsive ads, single-image and video creative for paid social. Multi-variant for testing.
CreativeDedicated landing pages per campaign — message-matched, fast-loading, conversion-tested. Built by our Creative Web Development team where needed.
Landing pagesConversion tracking pixels, GA4, server-side tracking where applicable, CRM integration for closed-loop attribution.
TrackingCAC, MQL volume, SQL conversion, pipeline contribution. Tied back to revenue where data permits.
ReportingWhen clients bring an underperforming PPC program to us, it’s almost always one of these. Audit-first because the fix depends on the cause.
Fix: Keyword intent is wrong. We rebuild keyword sets around problem-aware and solution-aware intent — not just category terms.
Fix: Auction is more competitive; creative has gone stale. Refresh creative every 8–12 weeks, expand audience away from saturated segments.
Fix: Targeting too broad or too narrow. We tighten title + seniority + company-size targeting, layer matched audiences from your CRM.
Fix: Usually landing page, not ad. Audit page load speed, message match, form length. Often a 2× lift available from page work alone.
Fix: Bid strategy is fighting the campaign. Switch to manual or target-CPA bidding for predictable pacing, reserve smart bidding for stable campaigns.
Fix: Form quality, not lead quantity. Add qualification fields, ICP filters in the form, post-submit scoring rules before CRM hand-off.
Current accounts, spend efficiency, conversion tracking, attribution gaps. Days 1–5.
Target CAC, payback period, allowable per-channel CPL/CPA. Days 3–7.
Account structure, keyword sets, audiences, creative, landing pages, tracking. Days 7–18.
Soft launch at controlled spend. Validate conversion tracking before scaling. Day 21.
Ongoing: weekly reviews, bi-weekly bid adjustments, monthly creative tests, quarterly account refresh.
Steady MQL flow from high-intent search, LinkedIn for category-defining campaigns, demo sign-ups.
Named-account targeting with sponsored content + lead gen forms. Coordinated with SDR follow-up.
Buyers searching for solutions to specific problems — capture and convert before they reach competitors.
Multi-platform retargeting of high-intent pages. Google Display, LinkedIn, Meta all working together.
Time-bounded paid drives. Multi-touch retargeting against drop-offs from registration funnel.
Geo-bounded Google Search and Local Service ads for businesses serving specific markets.
Wasted spend, missed opportunities, structural problems, tracking gaps. Five days, no commitment. If we recommend you stay with your current agency, we’ll say that too.
High-converting landing pages built where the paid traffic lands. Same shop, same accountability.
Capture buyers in AI engine answers — the demand that PPC doesn’t reach.
PPC delivers in-market intent; lead gen reaches the audience before they’re searching.
Anything else, ask on the discovery call.
Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube, Shopping, Local Service Ads), LinkedIn Ads (Sponsored Content, Lead Gen Forms, Message Ads, Conversation Ads), Microsoft/Bing Ads, Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network), and platform-specific channels like Reddit and Quora where they fit. We will recommend the mix based on your audience and CAC targets — not the platforms we are commissioned to push.
Flat monthly retainer scaled to spend and complexity, plus a small management percentage on spend (declining with volume). We do not take performance commissions on platforms — that creates a perverse incentive to push spend higher when it shouldn’t go higher. Pricing is transparent and reviewable in the contract.
For B2B engagements, $10,000/month in ad spend is the practical minimum. Below that, platform data is too thin for meaningful optimization and the management fee dominates the economics. For local services or niche-vertical B2C, lower minimums apply.
CAC and pipeline first; CPC, CTR, impressions reported as supporting data. Weekly reports cover spend pacing, conversion volume, qualified-lead count, CAC trend, and per-channel attribution. Monthly reports add pipeline contribution and revenue attribution where CRM integration supports it.
Yes. Dedicated landing pages per campaign — message-matched, fast-loading, conversion-tested — are part of every engagement. Built by our Creative Web Development team when site changes are needed; built on our landing-page platform otherwise.
First conversions: 1–2 weeks after launch. Reliable CAC signal: 6–8 weeks (enough data to optimize against). Steady-state pipeline contribution: 3 months. Anyone promising “results in 30 days” without context is selling clicks, not pipeline.
Yes, always. All ad accounts (Google Ads, LinkedIn, Bing, Meta) remain under your ownership and billing. We are added as managers with the permissions required to run them. If the engagement ends, you keep the accounts, the history, the audiences, and the data.
Live dashboard (Looker Studio or equivalent) updated daily, weekly written summary on Mondays, monthly review meeting. Reports lead with CAC, conversion volume, and pipeline contribution — followed by platform-level diagnostics. We will not pad reports with vanity metrics.
A 30-minute discovery call, then a written recommendation within five business days. No obligation.