I set up campaigns so your shop shows up as an ad when customers search for what you sell, cut the searches that waste money, and bring the people who click to a page where they can message you on LINE right away.
Ad spend is paid directly to Google from your own ad account.
The campaign manager's certificateGoogle Ads Search CertificationPhisit Tantiranon · valid until 13 Oct 2027
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Sample of a fictional shop, not real data
What you sell, where your customers are, and whether you want them to message or call. Then we pick the right channels and daily budget. You can raise it, lower it or pause it any time.
I use Google's Keyword Planner to see which words people really search for, and roughly what a click costs, before any money goes in.
Several headlines and descriptions, so Google can rotate them and test which ones people click more.
Words like free, DIY or jobs are blocked from day one, so the ad does not show to people who are not there to buy.
A new page, or your current page adjusted, that matches the search, loads fast and has LINE, call and map buttons.
See which real searches made your ad show. Searches that eat money without bringing customers get cut. Searches that work get more weight.
Running the ads yourself? Pick the setup.Want me to keep looking after them? Pick by your monthly ad budget.Every package fee is separate from the ad spend.
For people who want to run the ads themselves
$109one time
Included
For ad budgets up to $900 a month (search results)
$139a month
First campaign setup $109
Included
For ad budgets over $900 a month, or more than one channel
15%of ad spend
Minimum $239 a month, setup included
Included
What to prepare, by channel: images or clips, a product list, and a cookie consent banner
The ad account is in your name Ad spend goes to Google directly from your account. I add nothing on top.
No guaranteed clicks or rankings Ad position is decided by an auction every time someone searches.
Not sure what budget to use? Email phisit@zyntronlabs.com with what you sell, and I will suggest a starting budget based on the cost per click of the words in your business.
Tell me what you sell, who your customers are and whether you already have a website. The consultation is free.
I send you the keywords I plan to use, the negative keywords, sample ads and the daily budget to look at first. We start once you agree.
I build or adjust the page the ad leads to, so it matches the search and people can contact your shop in one click.
Google reviews most ads within 1 business day. After that I look at real data and adjust the keywords, the ad text and the budget.
Whatever page the ad brings people to, I change it myself. No waiting to coordinate with another company.
Google often recommends raising the budget or turning on automatic expansion. I check each one to see if it really helps your shop.
A small budget starts on search results, where people are already looking for something. When the budget allows, more channels come in. Not every channel at once, so the budget is not spread thin.
Email phisit@zyntronlabs.com and you reach me directly, not a salesperson. I answer every question myself.
Ad position is decided by an auction every time someone searches.
What I can do is make each dollar reach the right people as much as possible.
Early on you see which searches really bring customers.
Then I use that data to get more out of the money.
Ad spend is paid to Google for what is actually used. The management fee is paid to me.
We agree on clear numbers before we start.
Google has no minimum. You set the budget and can change it yourself. I'll suggest a starting budget based on the cost per click for the words in your business. A budget that is too small gives too little data to decide anything.
I don't guarantee rankings or sales, because ad position changes with the auction every time someone searches. What I can do is pick keywords carefully, cut the searches that waste money and build a page that is easy to contact you from.
Google finishes reviewing most ads within 1 business day. Some cases can take longer.
You can run them yourself if you have time to learn. Where people usually go wrong on their own is picking keywords that are too broad, so money flows to the wrong searches, and a landing page that is hard to contact you from.
Yes. You can look in your own Google Ads account any time, and I give you an easy summary of which keywords the money went to and how many people clicked.
Yes: banners on other websites, videos on YouTube, product ads with photos and prices, and ads that follow up people who have visited your site. Each kind needs different things ready, such as images or clips, a product list, or a cookie consent banner on your site. If the budget is not big, I suggest starting with search.
With Ads you pay when someone clicks. They show up fast, and when you stop paying they stop showing. SEO has no cost per click but takes time. You can do both, and the sites I build are already structured so Google can read them easily.
Tell me what you sell and where your customers are. I answer every message myself.