Google Ads for B2B & Professional Services

4 waste categories eliminated. LTV-adjusted performance. Real qualified leads.

$20.54
Per title insurance lead
$48
Per SaaS signup
$218
Per agency lead ($54K LTV)
25-45%
Typical waste eliminated

Restaurant Media Group · A Grow Marketing Brand

B2B Google Ads That Reaches Buyers — Not Job Seekers or Students

B2B accounts attract four audiences that will never become clients: job seekers, students, government navigation users, and adjacent professionals. Together they consume 25-45% of budget before active management.
Grow Marketing maps every non-buyer category before building — and eliminates them with account-level phrase negatives that block those searches permanently.

The Four Waste Categories

  • Job seekers — searching your industry’s titles for employment, not services
  • Students and researchers — coursework and general education searches
  • Government navigation — regulatory portals, agency logins, government forms
  • Adjacent professionals — related fields that share vocabulary but don’t buy your service

LTV-Adjusted Performance


B2B CPAs look different when evaluated against lifetime value. $218 per qualified agency lead looks expensive in isolation. Against a $54,000 estimated client lifetime value, it’s a 247x return.
We evaluate every B2B account in LTV context. The metric that matters is not cost per lead — it’s cost per lead relative to what that lead is worth when it converts.

Verticals We Manage

  • Title insurance — $20.54 per lead vs $60-100 industry average
  • B2B SaaS — $48 per signup from standing start in a niche market
  • Restaurant marketing agencies — B2B lead gen with consumer search separation
  • Medicare advisory — government navigation exclusions, qualified senior buyer focus
  • Home health care — dual-side marketplace, client and caregiver campaigns separated
  • Medical coding and professional training — buyer vs researcher separation

Two-Sided Marketplace Management


Some B2B clients need to reach two audiences simultaneously — clients and service providers. A home health care company needs patients and caregivers. Each audience gets its own campaign with strict keyword separation so the budgets never compete.

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