Overview: how to use these Google Ads examples
These Google Ads examples are designed to help Australian businesses move from theory to action. Use them to shape your first build, tune an existing account or brief a specialist with clarity. Every example assumes reliable conversion tracking, a fast landing page and a clear commercial target.
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Example account structures by goal
- Local lead generation (services)
- Search campaigns: one campaign per service theme (e.g., “Emergency Plumbing”, “Blocked Drains”), 3–6 tightly themed ad groups each.
- Performance Max: 1 campaign to capture incremental demand and remarketing audiences using your best creative and top services.
- Extensions: call, location, lead form (if appropriate), sitelinks to key services.
- Bidding: start with Maximise Conversions (tCPA once you have stable costs).
- B2B lead generation (professional services)
- Search: campaigns split by intent (“[service] company”, “[service] near me”, “[industry] + service”).
- Remarketing: Performance Max or Display/YouTube with case-study creative.
- Extensions: structured snippets (Services), callouts (Guarantees), sitelinks (Case Studies, Pricing, About).
- Ecommerce
- Performance Max: split by margin or category (e.g., High-Margin, Core, Long-Tail).
- Search: branded campaign, and a non-brand campaign for hero products.
- Feed: ensure clean titles, rich attributes, and promotions synced.
- Bidding: tROAS by category based on contribution margin.
- Bookings and appointments
- Search: service + location ad groups, ad customisers for availability.
- Call campaigns: during staffed hours with call recording and schedules.
- Landing page: live calendar, instant confirmation, trust badges.
Ad copy examples (Responsive Search Ads)
Mix high intent, offer and proof. Pin sparingly unless compliance requires it.
- Tradies (Plumber Sydney)
- Headlines: Emergency Plumber 24/7 | 45 Min Arrival | Fixed Upfront Pricing | Licensed & Insured | No Call-Out Fee* | Sydney Wide Service
- Descriptions: Burst pipe or no hot water? Call now for rapid response. Card/EFTPOS accepted. Local, licensed and insured technicians.
- Dentists
- Headlines: New Patient Offer | No-Gap Check & Clean | Gentle Family Dentistry | Open Late & Saturdays | Invisalign Provider
- Descriptions: Book online in 60 seconds. Transparent pricing and modern clinic. Emergency appointments available today.
- Law firms
- Headlines: Fixed-Fee Conveyancing | Free 15-Min Consult | Local Property Lawyers | Contract Review Fast
- Descriptions: Clear fees and fast turnaround. Talk to a senior lawyer today and get your questions answered.
- Ecommerce (Australian-made products)
- Headlines: Australian-Made [Product] | Free Express Shipping | 30-Day Returns | Pay Later Options
- Descriptions: Shop the latest range direct from Australia. Quality guaranteed. Same-day dispatch before 2pm.
Keyword and negative keyword examples
Choose match types based on volume and control. Broad match with Smart Bidding can work when conversion tracking is reliable and negatives are strong. Phrase match suits tighter control or niche services.
- Plumber Sydney (lead gen)
- Core terms (phrase/broad): “emergency plumber”, “blocked drain repair”, “hot water repair”, “plumber near me”, plumber sydney
- Location modifiers: sydney cbd, inner west, parramatta, northern beaches
- Negatives: jobs, diy, course, salary, free, how to, apprenticeship, bunnings, tool, wholesale
- Dental clinic
- Core: “dentist near me”, “emergency dentist”, “teeth whitening”, invisalign
- Negatives: jobs, school, student, course, training, supplies, cheap braces overseas
- Ecommerce (niche apparel)
- Core: brand + product types, generic product + material (e.g., merino base layer, “mens thermal shirt”)
- Negatives: pattern, pdf, template, diy, free, costume, fancy dress
Assets and extensions that lift CTR
- Sitelinks: Service pages, Pricing, Reviews, About, FAQs, Booking
- Callouts: Same-Day Service, No Hidden Fees, Australian Support, Warranty
- Structured snippets: Services (e.g., Blocked Drains, Gas Fitting, Hot Water)
- Location + Call: show local presence and phone during staffed hours
- Image assets: brand-safe images that match landing page
- Promotion: seasonal offers or financing where appropriate
Landing page examples that convert paid traffic
Match the page to the ad group topic. Keep speed, trust and action front and centre.
- Above the fold: outcome-focused headline, proof (stars, count), primary CTA with phone and form visible on desktop and mobile.
- Social proof: recent reviews, logos, case studies with outcomes and dates.
- Offer clarity: pricing examples, inclusions, response times, warranty/guarantees.
- Risk reducers: FAQs, compliance, accreditations, secure checkout (ecom).
- Tracking: phone call events, form submit events, enhanced conversions.
Budget and testing examples (Australia)
- Local services (metro): $50–$150/day per core service for 30 days to reach 100–300 clicks/ad group; expect CPCs $2–$15, higher in legal/finance.
- Regional services: $30–$80/day; expand radius and hours; expect lower CPCs and volumes.
- Ecommerce: $100–$300/day per category in Performance Max + $50–$150/day for branded Search; set tROAS after 30–50 conversions.
- B2B: $80–$200/day with tight negatives; supplement with remarketing for longer cycles.
Set clear decision gates: pause non-performers, shift budget to winning ad groups, and implement negatives weekly.
Measurement examples: tracking what matters
- Lead gen: primary conversion = qualified form submit or 30+ second call; secondary = micro actions (quote view, brochure download).
- Ecommerce: enhanced conversions, GA4 purchase with revenue, server-side if possible, feed revenue matched to ads.
- Offline conversions: import from CRM (won deals) to improve Smart Bidding.
- Dashboards: blend spend, leads/sales, CPA/ROAS, and quality indicators (call outcome, deal stage).
Industry-specific Google Ads examples
Jump to focused examples for your industry:
Emergency, service area and call-driven campaigns.
Read this page BuildersHigh-value leads with qualification on-page.
Read this page DentistsNew patient offers and bookings.
Read this page Law FirmsFixed-fee offers and urgent enquiries.
Read this page AccountantsSMB tax and advisory campaigns.
Read this page Real EstateAppraisals, project marketing and PM leads.
Read this page HospitalityBookings and function enquiries.
Read this page Ecommerce StoresFeed setup and Performance Max structure.
Read this page ManufacturersB2B lead gen with technical audiences.
Read this page Professional ServicesHigh-intent terms and case-led remarketing.
Read this pageCommon mistakes (with better examples)
- Too-broad themes in one ad group → Split by service and intent; match landing page to each theme.
- No negatives → Build seed negatives on day one and add weekly from search terms.
- Weak landing page → Add proof, pricing context and fast paths to contact or buy.
- Rushing Smart Bidding → Feed 30–50 conversions first or use realistic tCPA/tROAS targets.
- No call tracking → Track call duration and quality; count only qualified calls.
Related Google Ads pages
Understanding services and fit.
Read this page Google Ads StrategyPlan campaigns that match your goals.
Read this page Google Ads ChecklistStep-by-step build and QA.
Read this page Google Ads CostsBudgets and pricing in Australia.
Read this page Google Ads ROIMeasuring revenue and profit.
Read this page Google Ads for Small BusinessLean setups that work.
Read this pageUseful related pillars:
What a sensible next step looks like
Pick one goal, one service or one product category and build a tightly themed example campaign end-to-end: keywords, ad copy, assets, landing page and tracking. Prove a result, then scale.