Stop Bidding Against Yourself: Save £1m & Still Grow
Just like Tesco.
Well-optimised content is great. But even with the best content in the world, it’s often difficult to get users to scroll past those first few paid slots on a search engine, so running a unified search strategy is essential in our AI era.
When asked to help Tesco reduce their media spend without affecting revenue, we were able to develop a strategy that unified performance around SERP clickthrough rate behaviour using our Halo tool. This allowed us to precisely target terms where searcher behaviour indicated organic results would pick up the slack if paid spend was reallocated away.
Building a data-led holdout trial confirmed the result, allowing a scaled implementation we could apply across the account, massively improving CPA and overall performance grew as freed up budget could be reallocated.
And just like that, £1m became available for allocating to drive incremental results. Find out how we could rebuild your paid media strategy today.
A Bedrock for Performance
At QueryClick, we believe Paid Search is the cornerstone of all performance-led strategies.
Your target customer will touch search channels multiple times ahead of conversion, and so consequently we need to blend defensive Brand and AI Visibility strategies with pure-generic growth performance strategies.
In addition we must understand the full-funnel experience your customer will experience, and account for all channel activity when refining our paid search activity to most efficiently influence and convert.
This required deep understanding and use of analytics expertise, which our expert team ensure is in place to measure and diagnose those customer journeys and fit your content messages and optimisations effectively.
By working within this framework, we can ensure that at all times we are identifying impactful change that genuinely creates incremental revenue, and not just busy work for the sake of it.
Our unique, data-led approach to Paid Search delivers performance that nobody else can. But don't just take our word for it: