Multi-platform
Google, Microsoft Advertising, Facebook and Instagram, planned together rather than in silos.
PPCGoogle, Microsoft and Meta ads
PPC management in Birmingham
Pay-per-click advertising gets you seen fast, on the platforms where your customers spend their time. We plan, run and improve campaigns across search and social, and report on what they actually bring in.
- Search and social campaigns
- One clear report across platforms
- Budget moved to what works
Why Veon Media
One team for all your paid advertising
Rather than managing each platform in isolation, we look at the whole picture and put your budget where it earns the most.
Budget where it works
We shift spend between platforms and campaigns based on cost per enquiry, not habit.
Ads people notice
Clear copy and strong creative that stand out in busy feeds and search results.
Straightforward reporting
One monthly report showing spend, enquiries and cost per result across every platform.
PPC explained
Is PPC right for your business?
Dan WillisManaging Director, 14 years in SEO
PPC and SEO work best together
PPC brings traffic straight away, while SEO builds visibility that lasts. Many businesses use PPC to win enquiries now while SEO grows in the background.
Search or social?
Search ads catch people who already know what they want. Social ads create demand among people who fit your ideal customer. Most businesses benefit from some of each.
Know your numbers
The key question is how much you can afford to pay for a customer. Once we know that, we can set targets and judge every campaign against them.
The guys at Veon helped me out hugely on some personal projects. Would 1000% recommend them.
Ryan Richardson, Branch Manager
FAQs
PPC questions
Common questions about pay-per-click advertising. Something else? Call 0121 661 1886.
What is PPC?
Pay-per-click is advertising where you pay each time someone clicks your ad. It covers search ads on Google and Bing as well as social ads on platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
Which platform should I advertise on?
It depends on your customers and what you sell. We’ll recommend a mix based on where your audience is and how they make decisions.
Is there a minimum budget?
There’s no fixed minimum, but budgets need to be large enough to gather useful data. We’ll suggest a sensible starting point for your market.
Will I own my ad accounts?
Yes. Your accounts, data and creative belong to you.