Google Ads agency in Brighton

Google Ads management for Brighton businesses. Search, Shopping and Performance Max, run by a senior PPC specialist.

Google Ads in Brighton

Brighton has a big digital and creative community, lots of independent brands and a strong visitor economy.

Brighton businesses compete with a lot of digitally savvy neighbours, so search work has to be properly done to stand out.

We can target Brighton as a whole, a radius around you, or specific BN postcode districts, and bid differently for each.

What's included

Monthly reporting

Spend, leads, sales and return on ad spend, with what we changed and why.

Account audit

We find where your budget is being wasted before we change anything.

Campaign build

Search, Shopping, Performance Max and YouTube, set up around how your customers search.

Conversion tracking

GA4, enhanced conversions and offline imports, so we optimise for sales rather than clicks.

Who we help in Brighton

  • Digital and creative
  • Tourism and hospitality
  • Independent retail
  • Health and wellness
  • Education

We also work with businesses in Hove, Shoreham-by-Sea, Worthing, Lewes, Burgess Hill and Eastbourne.

FAQs

Can you show our ads only to people in Brighton?

Yes. We can target Brighton, a radius around your premises or specific BN postcode districts, and exclude areas you don't serve.

How much does Google Ads management in Brighton cost?

From £400 a month, the same wherever you're based. We confirm the exact fee after a short fact find. Ad spend is paid to the platform directly and depends on how competitive your market is.

Do you cover Hove, Shoreham-by-Sea and Worthing?

Yes. We work with businesses across Sussex, including Hove, Shoreham-by-Sea, Worthing, Lewes, Burgess Hill and Eastbourne, and across the rest of the UK.

Can you take over from another agency?

Yes. We audit what's there, keep what works and fix the rest.

How much should we spend on ads?

It depends on your market and what a customer is worth to you. We'll suggest a starting budget on the first call.