Tight campaign structure
Single-theme ad groups so every search meets an ad and a page that match, which lifts Quality Score and drops the cost per click.
GOOGLE ADS MANAGEMENT
Google Ads that bring calls, not just clicks.
Most Google Ads accounts leak money on the wrong searches and vague ads. SevenLens builds tight, single-theme campaigns pointed at pages built to convert, tracks the enquiries that result, and runs it as one part of your growth rather than a black box you pay to feed.
Negative keywords
An enforced list that stops your budget going to job seekers, freebie hunters and searches that never buy.
Ads and pages as a pair
The promise in the ad is the first thing the visitor reads, and the page is built to take a booking.
Conversion tracking
Set up so you see cost per enquiry and per booked job, not just clicks and impressions.
Sensible budgets
Start small, prove the return on one campaign, then scale only what pays back.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ENQUIRE
A free call, then a straight answer.
You book a free 20-minute call
Pick a time and bring one workflow. Nothing is charged, and there is no form maze or sales script to sit through.
We put a number on the problem
We look at your real figures, work out what the issue is costing you and pick the first thing worth fixing. If it does not stack up, we say so.
You leave with a clear next move
One workflow examined and one honest recommendation, whether or not you hire SevenLens. No obligation and no follow-up pressure.
CLIENT REFERENCE
A client who keeps hiring SevenLens back.
Every project has solved a real business problem and saved a huge amount of manual work. We own everything we paid for, and we stay because we like working with Stuart, not because we are locked in.
£140kdelivered across projects
On budgetno nasty surprises
100% ownedcode, data and infrastructure
WHO YOU WORK WITH
You deal directly with the person who builds it.
SevenLens is founder-led. Stuart Asta designs, builds and stands behind every engagement, with no account managers and no handovers.
You own everything: the code, the accounts, the data and the documentation. Another provider could take over tomorrow. Clients stay because the work earns its place, not because they are locked in.
About SevenLensHOW PRICING WORKS
It has to pay for itself, or we say so.
SevenLens does not sell packages off a shelf. Every engagement starts with a dollar figure on the problem it solves, so you see the return before you commit. If the maths does not stack up, we tell you before you spend, not after.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Google Ads Management, answered plainly.
01How much should I spend?
Enough to gather data on your best campaign, usually a modest daily budget to start. We prove the return on one campaign before scaling, so you are never betting the month on an untested idea.
02Do I need Google Ads if I already do SEO?
They do different jobs. Ads buy the top of the page today; SEO earns a position that lasts. Most owner-led businesses do best with a small amount of both, and we can set up either.
03Will I own the account?
Yes. The account, the data and the campaigns are yours. No lock-in, and another provider could take over if you ever wanted.
04Do I own what SevenLens builds?
Yes, all of it. The code, accounts, data and documentation are yours from day one. There is no lock-in, and another provider could take over if you ever wanted.
05Who actually does the work?
Stuart Asta, the founder. The person on your first call designs the work and stands behind it, with no account managers, no handovers and no offshore team you never meet.
06What if it is not the right fit?
We will tell you on the first call. A clear no is more useful than the wrong project, and it costs you nothing to find out where you stand.
ONE USEFUL STARTING POINT
Book a call and we will find the first sensible move.
Bring the problem and the numbers you know. On a free 20-minute call we will tell you whether google ads management is the fastest way to more work, or whether something else pays back sooner. If it is not worth doing, we will say so.
Book a call