Service-based keyword planning
Group relevant searches around a defined service, rather than placing unrelated needs in the same campaign message.
Corporate services / Google Ads
A search campaign project built around specific services and the intent behind the enquiry. Paid campaigns and SEO were considered together so relevant searches led to appropriate information.
At a glance
Tools & platforms
The brief
Corporate-service searches can include prospective customers, comparison research, job seekers and general information needs. The campaign needed to focus on the services offered and make the destination relevant to the query.
The objective was useful enquiries from service-intent searches, rather than traffic without a clear commercial purpose.
The challenge
The work involved distinguishing relevant service searches from queries that were unlikely to lead to a customer enquiry. A broad keyword alone did not explain the person’s need.
Strategy
Group relevant searches around a defined service, rather than placing unrelated needs in the same campaign message.
Connect the query with a service-specific message and a page that explains the next step.
Include tracking for the agreed enquiry actions, with their meaning kept separate from customer or sales outcomes.
Campaign review
Location decisions focused on the agreed UAE market. Search-term reviews and negative keywords supported the effort to reduce irrelevant queries. Campaign performance and enquiry feedback informed ongoing changes.
Delivery
The service-based structure connected keyword planning, ad messaging and the destination. Ongoing query review supported decisions about relevance and budget use.
What the project reinforces
Keyword choice, ad copy, destination content and follow-up should describe the same service need. Query reviews are useful because the searcher’s actual words can reveal a different intention from the original keyword plan.
Connected work
Share the services you advertise, your target market and the enquiries you want to improve.