Search, advertising & measurement

Fix the destination, measure the result, then pay for more traffic.

GRID EATER combines website/search health, Google Ads management and practical analytics so marketing spend has a credible destination and measurable outcomes.

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Google Ads management
From NZ$1,990 + GST/year
or from NZ$199 + GST/month
Annual base fee saves two months

Campaign management fee only. Google advertising spend remains separate.

Google Ads details
Measurement and acquisition stackGoogle services are connected around the website and commercial objective rather than installed as disconnected badges. Customer accounts and media spend remain customer-controlled.
Working sequence

Evidence before escalation.

More traffic is useful only when the destination, tracking and commercial action are understandable.

MeasureEstablish what is currently being found, visited and converted.
FixAddress obvious search, landing-page, tracking and credibility problems.
AcquireUse SEO, content or paid search according to the opportunity.
ReviewCompare outcomes with spend and improve the next cycle from evidence.
Technical depth

See what sits underneath the retainer.

Technical and measurement pages remain available without crowding the pricing decision.

Questions

Marketing questions

Clear measurement and ownership matter more than inflated promises.

Can you guarantee Google rankings?

No. GRID EATER can improve technical/search foundations, content structure and measurement, but no legitimate provider can guarantee an organic ranking.

Is Google Ads spend included in the management fee?

No. The GRID EATER management fee and the advertising budget paid to Google are separate.

Who owns the Google accounts?

Customer business accounts and advertising spend remain separate from GRID EATER management. Access is granted for the agreed work rather than transferring ownership.

Why review the website before increasing ad spend?

A weak landing page, broken tracking or unclear offer can waste paid traffic. Fixing the destination first often makes acquisition work easier to evaluate.

Not sure which route fits?

Use a Discovery session to identify the highest-value next step before committing to a larger project.