Running it yourself
- One page for everything you do.
- One ad group covering every service.
- No way to tell which ad produced which lead.
- One ad stretched across every search.
One driving instructor went from 1–3 leads a week to 1–2 a day, on the same £210 budget. On the call we show you how VettedAd structures an account that way, and you can try the software free for 7 days.
Show me where my budget's leaking →15-minute callNo contract7 days free in the app
One client case study. Your results will depend on your market and budget.
You can buy the right click and still lose the lead.
Someone searches for one specific thing. They click your ad. Then they land on a page that talks about everything you do.
That breaks the conversation.
Meanwhile, a chunk of your budget goes to people who were never going to call you. Job hunters. People after a how-to guide. Someone looking for a service you don't even offer.
You see the clicks. You don't see the leak.
VettedAd is an AI Google Ads manager that builds from how people actually search.
It starts from your website or a seed phrase, groups related searches into ad groups, writes ads and negatives, and matches each group to its own landing page.
Important launches wait for your yes. On a schedule, narrow Optimizer actions can cut waste with a 24-hour undo window.
Lead tracking ties each enquiry back to the landing page it came from, and to the campaign and ad group behind it when the page was built for one.
Day 1–2
Connect Google Ads, add your site and budget, and run a read-only audit. You see waste, tracking gaps and structure issues before anything changes.
Day 3–4
Keyword Intelligence and Ad Group Builder propose themed groups from your site. You review names, keywords and negatives before Planner runs.
Day 5–6
Campaign Builder and landing pages align each ad group to one promise. You approve what launches and what adds spend.
Day 7
Optimizer and lead tracking stay visible in the app. You decide whether to keep going on a paid plan or cancel before the trial ends.
The call is a walkthrough, not a retainer pitch.
Start a 7-day free trial in the app after the call if you want hands-on time. Card required to start; nothing is charged for 7 days.
You still pay Google for your clicks. That budget stays yours. The campaign lives in your Google Ads account.
Cancel any time during the trial. No long agency contract and no managed-service lock-in.
Everything runs in your Google Ads account. You keep the structure if you stop.
The comparison
Same four jobs. Two ways people run them today. One way that lets you see which search produced the lead.
First 30 days managed free. Then £300 a month. No contract.
Tell us your website and we'll run it through our system before we speak, so we arrive already knowing where your budget is going.
A 15-minute Google Meet. We look at your website, how people search for your services, and where the budget is going now. You see how VettedAd would structure the account: themed ad groups, matching landing pages, and the searches we would block. The call is a product walkthrough, not a managed-service pitch.
No. VettedAd can build campaign structure from a website or a seed phrase. If you already run Google Ads, we look at that on the call and work inside your account. Either way the campaign lives in your Google Ads account, not ours.
Card required to start the trial in the app. Nothing is charged for 7 days, and you can cancel before the trial ends. You still pay Google for your clicks. The trial is for the VettedAd software, not a done-for-you management month.
No. Booking the call does not commit you to a plan. After the trial you choose a subscription tier or cancel. There is no agency retainer and no notice period tied to the demo.
You pick a plan in the app or cancel before day 7. Your Google Ads account, structure, ad groups, keywords and blocked searches stay yours either way.
That is one of the first things we look at on the call and in the audit. VettedAd can set up conversion and lead tracking so you can see which landing page, campaign and ad group created the enquiry. Wrong tracking does not block the call.