Why am I getting clicks but no conversions in Google Ads?

Clicks without conversions usually point to three root causes: keyword intent that doesn't match a buying mindset, a landing page that doesn't address the visitor's specific need, or an offer that isn't clear enough to act on. Start by checking whether your top keywords include buying signals, then verify message match between your ad and the landing page it sends traffic to.

Can a PPC consultant reduce my cost per lead?

In most cases, yes. Restructuring campaigns, tightening keyword targeting, adding negatives, and improving landing page alignment can reduce cost per lead by 20–50% without increasing spend. The goal is eliminating wasted budget and improving the quality of the traffic you're paying for.

What should a Google Ads landing page include?

A converting landing page needs a headline that mirrors the ad, a clear value statement, one primary call to action, and short-form social proof — a specific result, a client review, or a credential. Remove navigation menus and competing links. Everything on the page should point toward a single next step.

How long should I test a campaign before optimizing?

Give new campaigns two to four weeks, or enough data to reach 30–50 conversion events, before making significant structural changes. Adjust too early and you're reacting to noise. Prioritize structural fixes — targeting, message match, landing page — before touching bids or budgets.

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