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Your Google Ads agency

We help companies create profitable advertising in Google Ads through strategy, setup, and ongoing optimization. Our services include everything from search ads, display, and YouTube to Shopping, Performance Max, and remarketing – always tailored to the target audience, business goals, and budget. We work data-driven with keyword analysis, bidding, ad copy, and conversion tracking to maximize results and return on investment. Whether it's about individual campaigns or a complete advertising strategy, we manage the entire process – from analysis and implementation to continuous follow-up. The result is effective advertising that drives relevant traffic, increases conversions, and uses the budget correctly.

Toxic is a Google Ads agency that helps you to be seen and reach the right customers in the right place.

Google Ads agency that helps you grow digitally

A skilled Google Ads agency makes the difference between being visible and truly reaching the right customers at the right time. We help you drive relevant traffic, increase sales, and strengthen your brand with effective search ads, display ads, and remarketing.

But profitable advertising is about more than just being seen – it requires a well-thought-out strategy where keywords, bidding, and ad texts are optimized and analyzed. That's exactly what we do! With a focus on results and cost-effectiveness, we ensure that your advertising delivers maximum impact.

Ida Boman

Ida Boman

Unit Manager, Growth Marketing

036-860 22 35

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In the meeting, we will go through your goals, current situation, and how we can assist you further with Google Ads. No commitment required, of course.

We are a dedicated team that helps you get noticed on Google.

What is Google Ads and how does it work?

Google Ads is a powerful platform for digital advertising where businesses can appear in Google's search results and on websites in the ad network. When someone searches for a product or service, an ad can appear at the top of the search results, increasing the chance of reaching the right customers at the right time.

With several ad types to choose from, it can be a challenge to find the best strategy. Search ads target people who are actively looking for a solution, while Google Shopping allows e-commerce retailers to showcase their products with images and prices directly in the search results. Display and YouTube ads are excellent for brand building, and remarketing lets you reach back to visitors who have previously shown interest.

Measurable results and smart optimization

One of the biggest strengths of Google Ads is the ability to measure and optimize in real time. By analyzing clicks, conversions, and ad performance, you gain insights into what works best and can adjust your strategy accordingly. A well-executed keyword analysis is crucial for reaching the right people at the right time.

Google evaluates ads based on quality, which means that relevant ads and optimized landing pages can lead to better placements and lower click costs. With a Google Ads agency by your side, you ensure that advertising is data-driven, strategically optimized, and cost-effective.

Meeting at Toxic where the team plans and optimizes campaigns for Google Ads.

We offer Google Ads packages

The goal of Google Ads is to drive relevant traffic to your website through paid advertising in Google’s search results and across other platforms within the Google network. Through well-planned and optimized campaigns, you can reach your target audience in an effective way. A strategic and ongoing approach to advertising in Google Ads can lead to increased visibility, more visitors, and ultimately more conversions. We offer different packages depending on your needs for tracking, ad types, and budget.

This applies to all packages

For all packages, an initial analysis and a follow-up after one month or a quarter are required. The purpose is to determine any budget adjustments and ensure that the campaigns perform as expected and that the budget is used effectively.

Small

Startup cost 

Tracking: 5,000 SEK

Ongoing costs 

2,695 SEK/month + advertising costs 

10% of advertising costs as management fee 

Details The following is included
Search campaign Yes
Minimum daily spend: 100 SEK (Spend x 30.4) Yes
Tracking of traffic and installation of GTM container Yes
Initial setup of tracking for conversions: 2 hours Yes
Ad set: 4 hours Yes
Ongoing work: 2 hours/month Yes
Monthly reports and reconciliations biannually for budget adjustments Yes
Contract period 6 months Yes
Notice period 2 months Yes

Medium

Startup cost 

Tracking: 2,500 kr 

CookieTractor setup: 4,595 kr

Ongoing costs 

3,795 SEK/month + advertising costs/month 

10% of advertising costs as management fee 

CookieTractor: 2,500 SEK/year 

Details The following is included
Search campaign and Performance Max Yes
Minimum daily spend: 100 SEK search & 100 SEK for Performance Max (Spend x 30.4) Yes
Comprehensive tracking including conversions and remarketing Yes
Initial setup of tracking: 2 hours Yes
Ad set: 6 hours Yes
Ongoing work: 3 hours/month Yes
Contract period 6 months Yes
Notice period 2 months Yes

Custom

Startup cost 

Tracking:  

Ad setup: 

CookieTractor setup: 

Ongoing costs 

X XXX SEK/month + advertising costs/month 

10% of advertising costs as management fee 

CookieTractor: 2,500 SEK/year 

Details The following is included
Aimed at e-commerce retailers, auction sites, or larger projects Yes
Includes everything from the Medium package plus ecommerce tracking and server-side tracking Yes
Performance Max campaigns including Google Shopping, video, and images Yes
Search campaign runs in parallel Yes
Contract period 6 months Yes
Notice period 2 months Yes

Do you need help with Google Ads?

As a Google Ads agency, we help you identify the optimal ad type based on your business goals and target audiences – so that your advertising delivers maximum value.

Two colleagues from Toxic who work together to analyze and improve Google Ads campaigns.

Why choose a Google Ads agency?

Many companies manage their Google Ads campaigns themselves, but soon discover that it requires more time and expertise than expected. Without a clear strategy, advertising can become costly and the results may not materialize.

Working with a Google Ads expert (hello 👋) means you get an optimized strategy from the start. With the right analysis, bidding, and targeted ads, you gain better visibility, more conversions, and more cost-effective advertising. Additionally, you save time and can focus on your core business while we manage and improve your campaigns.

Is Google Ads right for your business?

Google Ads is a flexible and scalable solution that suits both small and large businesses. Whether you want to increase sales, strengthen your brand, or drive more leads, the right strategy can deliver quick and measurable results.

With a Google Ads agency by your side, you ensure that your advertising reaches the right people at the right time, without wasting budget on irrelevant clicks. We help you create a profitable strategy where every invested crown provides maximum business benefit!

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    Frequently asked questions about Google Ads

    Google Ads is a powerful platform for displaying ads to potential customers. By selecting relevant keywords, creating engaging ads, and optimizing your campaign structure, you can increase your visibility on search engines and drive qualified traffic to your website.

    Google Ads is Google's advertising platform where businesses can appear at the top of search results. You only pay when someone clicks on your ad, making it an effective way to drive traffic and conversions directly to your website.

    With Google Ads, you reach customers right when they are searching for what you offer. This makes advertising both targeted and measurable – you can see immediately what you get back on your investment.

    The cost depends on your industry, the competition, and which keywords you want to appear for. You set your own budget, and we help you optimize so you get the maximum value per crown.

    Google Ads delivers quick results through paid ads, while SEO is about improving organic visibility in the long term. You get the best effect when the two strategies are combined.

    If your customers are searching for products or services online, Google Ads is almost always profitable. We help you analyze search behavior and competition to determine the potential in your specific industry.

    Results can be noticed within a few days after launch. We continuously adjust and optimize to increase click-through rates, lower cost per click, and improve conversions over time.

    We measure results through key metrics such as clicks, conversions, cost per click (CPC), and return on ad spend (ROAS). All data is collected in clear reports so you know what you are getting out.

    Yes! We take care of the entire process – from strategy, keyword analysis, and advertising to follow-up and optimization. You will receive a clear strategy and ongoing reporting.

    We at Toxic combine data-driven advertising with technical expertise. As an agency with both technical and strategic skills, we ensure that your Google Ads provide visibility, traffic, and actual business.