City vs county targeting
Set location coverage around the areas you can realistically serve, instead of defaulting to an unnecessarily broad region.
Build Google Ads around the parts of Cork you actually serve, the services people search for, and the lead actions that matter to your business.
Some businesses serve Cork city only; others cover a much wider part of the county. Campaign geography should reflect the real operating area, while keywords and ads stay closely aligned with the services customers are looking for.
Set location coverage around the areas you can realistically serve, instead of defaulting to an unnecessarily broad region.
Build keyword groups around the way customers search for services in Cork, including strong service and location intent where useful.
Prioritise the campaigns and services most likely to generate useful leads instead of spreading budget too thinly.
Confirm whether the campaign should focus on Cork city, selected surrounding areas or wider county coverage.
Separate important services so ads and landing-page messages stay relevant.
Track calls, forms, bookings or purchases instead of relying on traffic metrics alone.
Use search-term and conversion data to remove waste and strengthen the best-performing areas.
Not automatically. It depends on the business service area, budget and whether performance differs enough to justify separate targeting.
Yes, when the campaign focuses on high-intent searches, realistic geography and a budget that is concentrated on the most valuable services.
Not always. The existing page can be reviewed first. A dedicated landing page is useful when the current page does not clearly match the ad promise or conversion goal.
Search terms, conversions, budgets and lead quality should be reviewed regularly so the account improves from real data.
Tell me what you sell, where you operate and what you want the campaigns to generate.
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