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google local services ads

 

What is Local Service Ads?

Local Services Ads makes it easy for local providers to connect with people who search on Google for the services they offer.

Local providers can advertise their services and get leads in areas they choose, while tracking their performance and staying in control of their bookings within the mobile app.

Customers can see business information, read reviews, and get in touch all directly within the ad. And with the Google Guaranteed or Google Screened, they’ll know that the services they book are with a qualified, trusted professional – and their satisfaction is backed by Google.

Who are Local Services Ads talking to?

Service professionals who want to get new customers, get more leads, book more jobs, and build a trusted reputation for their businesses.

Professional Services

Lawyers, Accountants, Financial Planners, Tax Specialist, Real Estate

Home Services

Appliance Repair Services, Carpet Cleaning Services, Cleaning Services, Electricians, Garage Door Services, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), Lawn Care Services, Locksmiths, Movers, Pest Control Services, Plumbers, Roofers, Water Damage Services, Window Cleaning Services, Carpenter, Foundations, Landscaper, Handyman, Counter Top, Fencing, Siding, Flooring

Benefits of Local Services Ads

Here’s how Local Services Ads provides value for service providers:

Show up on Search

Local Services Ads appear above Google Search results, so service providers’ ads are more likely to stand out from the competition.

Get leads and book local jobs

Local Services Ads helps service providers connect with potential customers who are searching for the services they offer, giving them the leads who are most likely to book.

Only pay for results

Service providers pay only for leads related to their businesses and the services they offer.

Pause your ad anytime

Service providers can pause their ads at any time, giving them full control of their workloads and spending.