A clear walkthrough of what we research, how we build your strategy, what you’ll receive — and what to expect at every stage.
01 — Scope of Strategy
What We Examine in Your PPC Strategy
Our PPC strategy development goes far beyond keyword lists. We conduct an in-depth analysis of your market, audience, competitors, and historical performance to build a data-backed blueprint that drives measurable conversions.
- Market & competitor analysis
- Audience research & persona development
- Keyword research & search intent mapping
- Competitor ad copy & landing page analysis
- Historical campaign performance review
- Channel mix & budget allocation
- Conversion funnel & customer journey mapping
- Bidding strategy & ROI forecasting
- Ad extensions & asset opportunities
- Testing framework & experiment roadmap
02 — Our Process
How We Build Your PPC Strategy — Step by Step
Our strategy process is collaborative and data-driven. Each phase builds toward a clear, executable plan tailored to your business goals and budget.
03 — Estimated Timeline
How Long Does Strategy Development Take?
Timeline depends on the scope and complexity of your campaigns. Below is what a typical engagement looks like from kickoff to delivery.
| Phase | Activity | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Kickoff | Discovery workshop and goal alignment | Day 1–2 |
| Research | Market, competitor & keyword analysis | Day 3–6 |
| Strategy Build | Funnel design, channel mix & creative direction | Day 7–10 |
| Review & Refinement | Client feedback and final adjustments | Day 11–12 |
| Delivery | Strategy handover + implementation roadmap | Day 13–14 |
For complex multi-channel or enterprise accounts, timelines are scoped individually during the discovery call.
04 — Strategy Document
What Your PPC Strategy Document Contains
You receive a professional, actionable strategy document designed to guide both marketing and development teams.
05 — Common Questions
Things Clients Usually Ask Before We Begin
Do I need existing PPC campaigns to get a strategy?
How much budget do I need for this strategy?
Is the strategy document standalone or part of ongoing management?
How soon can we launch campaigns after the strategy?
