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To generate qualified leads or direct sales quickly and measurably, the Google Ads advertising campaigns are an essential acquisition lever. As part of your customer acquisition strategyGeekworkers, a certified Google Partner agency in Lausanne, designs and manages high-performance Google Ads campaigns (Search Network, Performance Max, Google Shopping for e-commerce). We target users who are actively looking for your products or services, optimise your ads and bids for maximum return on investment (ROI), and integrate these actions into your overall conversion tunnel in Switzerland.
Reach prospects at the precise moment when they express a need or an intention to buy via their Google searches, ensuring highly qualified traffic.
We configure your Google Ads campaigns with clear conversion targets (leads, sales) and use intelligent bidding strategies to maximise these results.
Drafting oftextual and visual ads that perfectly match user requests and encourage them to click and convert on your landing pages.
Rigorous monitoring of cost per acquisition (CPA), return on advertising spend (ROAS)We offer a full range of Google Ads services, from search to search engine optimisation, and ongoing optimisation to improve the profitability of your Google Ads investments. See our service Google Ads.
Google Ads is often a pillar for "hot" acquisitionIn other words, to capture prospects who are already actively searching. They can generate rapid and measurable results, complementing longer-term strategies such as SEO. Our experts in Lausanne integrate Google Ads strategically.
For the direct acquisition of leads or sales, the campaigns on the Search Network (Search Ads) are generally given priority. For e-commerce, the Google Shopping campaigns are essential. Performance Max campaigns can also be very effective if properly configured.
It is crucial to : track conversions and their value, have optimised landing pages, target the right keywords (neither too broad nor too restrictive), have a good Quality Score, and continually optimise bids and budgets based on cost per acquisition (CPA) or ROAS.
No, it is possible to achieve results with modest budgets, provided you target well (specific keywords, limited geographical area in Switzerland) and concentrate on the most profitable campaigns. The key is to optimise ROI. See our Google Ads Start offers.
Yes. We believe in a cross-channel acquisition strategy. Data and learning from Google Ads can inform your SEO or social media campaigns, and vice versa. Remarketing can also build bridges. Contact us for a acquisition strategy quote.
Our solutions for’Agency website, Mobile and Marketing integrated to generate a return on investment measurable for your SMEs in French-speaking Switzerland
Web and marketing agency based in Lausanne, Geekworkers is the growth partner of SME and entrepreneurs from French-speaking Switzerland. Our team of over 25 experts combines creativity (Geek) and technical proficiency (Workers) in order to maximize your return on investment.
Our experts support you in the success of your digital projects, from the creation of showcase websites (WordPress, Elementor) and e-commerce stores (WooCommerce) at custom web and mobile application development (Laravel, React, Next.js, Flutter), including the deployment of marketing strategies (SEO, Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, GA4) up to the’process automation and the AI deployment (Gemini, Claude, CRM, ERP) in your company.
Inasmuch as certified partner Google Ads, Meta and Infomaniak with more 300 customers supported, we transform your digital presence in one long-term measurable growth lever.
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Speed up your growth in line with your Site Web, Application or Ecommerce custom-made and Advertising Campaigns (Google Ads/Meta).
Create a exceptional shopping experience. We develop WooCommerce shops optimized conversion and SEO.
Generate more leads and sales. Strategies SEO, SEA (Google Partner) and Social Ads tailor-made for maximum impact.
