Google Ads Campaigns
Search, Display, and Performance Max campaigns built around property and plot buyer searches — structured by project, not blended together.
Industries / Real Estate
I have managed Rs.14-15 lakh/month in real estate ad spend across 18+ clients — property and plot campaigns built around actual buyer intent, not just impressions.
The real problem
Real estate marketing is expensive to get wrong. High-competition keywords, expensive clicks, and buyers who take months to convert make it easy to burn budget on traffic that never becomes a site visit or a booking.
Most real estate ad accounts I review are optimised for clicks — not for the actual sales funnel: enquiry, site visit, booking. My performance marketing approach ties everything back to those real business outcomes, not just dashboard metrics.
What you get
Search, Display, and Performance Max campaigns built around property and plot buyer searches — structured by project, not blended together.
Facebook and Instagram campaigns targeting broader buyer audiences with retargeting for people who have already shown interest in your project — delivered through my Meta Ads management service.
Landing pages built around specific projects and plots — not generic contact pages — so buyers see what they searched for and take action.
Tracking tied to real enquiries and site visit outcomes — not just form fills — so you know which campaigns are producing actual sales pipeline.
Budget allocation structured across multiple projects and listings so performance data stays clean and spend goes toward what is actually converting.
Google Business Profile and local SEO to capture buyers searching in your specific micro-market or neighbourhood — especially for plotted developments.
How I work
Project details, price points, target buyer profile, and how your sales team actually converts enquiries into site visits and bookings.
Competing developments, buyer search patterns, location-specific demand, and what search intent looks like at each stage of the decision process.
Project-specific campaigns rather than one blended account — so budget and performance stay clean and accountable per listing.
Conversion tracking tied to actual enquiries, not just form submits — connected to what your sales team will follow up on.
Optimisation based on feedback from the sales team about lead quality, not just platform data — a lead that never picks up the phone is not a win.
Scale spend toward campaigns and projects producing real site visits and bookings — not just the cheapest clicks.
Managing Rs.14-15L+/month specifically in real estate means understanding the economics, the sales cycle, and what qualified looks like in this sector — not just running ads and hoping.
Common questions
Depends on your market, competition, and price point. I will walk through the economics with you rather than quote a flat number — a Rs.15,000/month budget in a lower-competition market is very different from the same amount in a high-competition metro area.
Yes — and I typically structure campaigns per project rather than blending everything together. The full process is explained on my Google Ads management page. This keeps performance data clean and makes it possible to optimise each project on its own merits without one affecting another.
Through tracking that connects ad data to what your sales team reports back. I build in regular feedback loops so optimisation is based on which campaigns produce real site visits and conversations — not just form submissions.
Yes — both. The campaign structure and keyword strategy differs between plot and apartment buyers, and I build campaigns to reflect that rather than treating them the same.
Yes. For existing accounts, I start with a structured audit before making any changes — to understand what is working, what is not, and why before touching campaign settings.
Ready to fix your real estate ad account?
I will review your current campaigns, identify the biggest issues, and give you a clear picture of what needs to change — no obligation, no sales pressure.