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We run paid search campaigns on Google and Bing, and paid social campaigns on Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and Pinterest.
The platforms we recommend depend on where your audience spends time and where your budget will work hardest.
For most B2B clients, that means a heavier weighting toward Google and LinkedIn. For eCommerce and DTC brands, Meta, TikTok and Pinterest tend to deliver stronger returns.
Our PPC management services cover the full lifecycle of a paid advertising campaign.
That includes a full account audit, conversion tracking setup, strategy development, ad copywriting and creative production, landing page optimization, ongoing account management and regular performance reporting.
We also build custom reports tailored to the metrics that matter most to your business, so you’re never trying to make sense of generic dashboards.
It depends on your historical account performance, business model and monthly ad spend.
If you’re starting fresh or coming off a poorly built account, the algorithms need time to gather enough data before they can target effectively. How long that takes really comes down to your spend level.
For accounts that are already stable but need a new direction or want to scale, results usually show up faster.
Every Digital Silk client gets a dedicated specialist for each platform they advertise on.
That specialist monitors and optimizes your accounts daily, not weekly or monthly.
That way, if something needs attention, we handle it the same day.
Yes. We’ll review your current PPC accounts at no cost so you can see where things stand before signing anything.
You’ll walk away with concrete findings about your account’s performance and the opportunities we’d prioritize, regardless of whether you decide to work with us afterward.
You can add your details on our contact or Request a Quote pages or by calling us on (800) 206-9413.
We’ll review your objectives, assess your current setup and send a proposal with scope, timeline and deliverables.
PPC advertising allows businesses to place paid ads on search engines and other digital platforms. Advertisers typically pay when someone clicks on an ad, allowing businesses to reach people actively searching for relevant products or services.
PPC is a broader advertising model where advertisers pay for clicks, while paid search specifically refers to PPC ads that appear on search engine results pages. Paid search is therefore one type of PPC advertising.
PPC can help businesses reach people who are actively searching for relevant products or services. Targeted ads can direct these users to relevant landing pages where they can submit an inquiry, request information or take another desired action.
PPC can put products in front of people actively searching for what a business sells. Product-focused ads can direct shoppers to relevant product pages and encourage them to complete a purchase.
There is no single conversion rate that qualifies as good for every PPC campaign. Performance can vary based on factors such as industry, offer, audience, keywords, competition and conversion goals.
Keywords determine which searches can trigger your ads and help connect campaigns with relevant user intent. Choosing keywords that closely match your products, services and target audience can help improve ad relevance and reduce wasted clicks.
Quality Score is a Google Ads diagnostic metric that evaluates the relevance and quality of keywords, ads and landing pages. It can help advertisers identify areas that may affect the performance of their search ads.
PPC and SEO can work together to increase a brand’s visibility in search results. PPC can provide paid visibility while SEO focuses on earning organic search visibility over time.
PPC performance can be evaluated using metrics such as clicks, impressions, click-through rate, conversion rate, cost per click and cost per conversion. The most relevant metrics depend on the campaign’s objectives.
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