Pest control campaigns by pest type, from urgent infestations to recurring protection plans.
People search for the pest they have: termites, bed bugs, rodents, wasps. Ads that name the exact pest and offer fast service get more calls than a generic “pest control” ad.
I build ad groups by pest, push recurring plans where they fit, and keep seasonal pests on seasonal budgets.
Ants, roaches, spiders and recurring plans.
High-value inspections and treatments.
Urgent, high-intent searches with discreet messaging.
Mice, rats and exclusion work.
Sprays and traps searches are excluded.
Budgets shift with the season for each pest.
Recurring plan sign-ups are valued above one-time visits.
Every one of these started the same way: fixing conversion tracking first, so Google’s bidding learned from real leads.
Results vary by industry, budget and market. Client names kept private.
Yes, so you can see which campaigns bring long-term customers.
It depends on your area, competition and how many jobs you can handle. After a free review I suggest a starting budget based on realistic cost per lead estimates for pest control in your market.
Yes. Your Google Ads account, campaigns and data always stay in your name. I connect through my manager account, with no passwords shared and no long-term contract.
Tell me about your pest control company and service area. I’ll reply with an honest take and the first fixes I’d make.