Google Ads in multiple countries: structure, language and currency
Google Ads in multiple countries: why clicks land in the wrong market, what the language change means and how to split campaigns, budgets and currency.
ADS
Google, Meta, TikTok, Microsoft (Bing), X and LinkedIn. Campaigns per country and language, measured to the deal, not the click.
You need enquiries now, not in six months.
Budget is being spent, leads aren't coming — and nobody can say why.
The account was set up "by someone, sometime" and runs on inertia.
You're advertising into several countries and it's a mess.
one-off
What's actually happening in your account, what it costs you, what to fix first.
2–3 weeks
Analytics, audiences, creatives, structure — then traffic.
monthly
The main product: optimisation cycles with lead quality from the CRM.
2+ platforms
With cross-channel analytics, so platforms don't claim each other's conversions.
EU countries
Per-country campaigns in the market's language — our speciality.
Target action, acceptable cost per lead, margin. Without these numbers we don't launch — spending blind is not a strategy.
Events, conversions, CRM connection — measurement first.
Who we target and with what demand.
The ad and the page must tell one story.
Clean structure per goal, market and language.
Until statistical significance — not until someone gets nervous.
Cutting what doesn't work, scaling what does.
With lead quality from the CRM — clicks are not the product.
Platforms are tools, not religions. Where each is strong:
| ✓ | ✕ | |
|---|---|---|
| Google Search | Existing demand: people already searching for the solution | Cold audiences that don't know the product exists |
| PMax / Display / YouTube | Scale and reach on Google's inventory | Tight control freaks — automation decides a lot |
| Meta (FB/IG) | Demand creation, visual products, precise interests | Complex B2B with long cycles (works, but slower) |
| TikTok | Young audiences, low-cost reach, native video | Conservative B2B niches |
| Microsoft (Bing) | Cheaper search clicks, older and desktop-heavy audiences, DACH/Nordics | Volume — inventory is smaller than Google's |
| B2B targeting by role and company | Cost per click — needs deal sizes that justify it | |
| X | Tech, finance and news-adjacent audiences | Broad consumer targeting |
Multi-market rule: campaigns per country, never "Europe" as one line. The ad's language always matches the landing page's language.
Guide prices
Our fee covers the work; the ad budget is paid to the platforms directly and is not included. We calculate the test budget before launch.
Structure, bids, audiences, creatives and tracking — where the budget leaks and what to fix first.
from €350 per project
Strategy, account structure, keywords or audiences, creatives, tracking into the CRM.
from €350 per project
Optimisation, tests and a monthly report on leads from the CRM. Ad budget is separate.
from €300 per month
The exact estimate comes after the brief and a look at your project — with reasoning, not a number from the air.
Starting prices for typical projects, excl. VAT. Ad budgets, licences, hosting and third-party services are paid separately, at cost.
We publish cases only with client consent and verified numbers. Until then — our method and checklists above are the most honest thing we can show.
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We'll show what your account is actually doing with your money — and what to fix first.
Scope runs from a single task to running the discipline end to end. Guide prices are above; the exact estimate comes after the brief and a look at your project.
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