Escape Room PPC

Escape Room PPC was hired by Code To Escape, an escape room company based in Daytona Beach, to manage their Google Ads campaign. The company, owned by Tibor Benke, was struggling to target their primary audience - visitors to Daytona Beach - due to budget constraints. However, Escape Room PPC was able to effectively target this group using advanced Google campaigns, with their "secret recipe". As a result, Code To Escape's local ads are now viewed by everyone searching for "escape room" and "things to do" keywords. The company also implemented remarketing ads, ensuring that those who visit their website see their ads until they confirm a booking.

Josefa, the owner of Smash Room Ottawa, hired Escape Room PPC to handle their Google Ads and social media ads campaigns. The aim was to manage the online presence of the Smash Room and increase bookings. Escape Room PPC helped the company reach a wide audience interested in entertainment and fun events by sealing every search term on Google and Google Partner sites. They also set up retargeting campaigns on Google and Facebook. The CEO of Escape Room PPC worked closely with Josefa on this project, ensuring its successful implementation.

The Suffolk Escape Academy, an escape room company catering to the general public and corporate events, hired Escape Room PPC to boost bookings. The owner, who was struggling to generate profits post-COVID lockdown, stumbled upon a post by Escape Room PPC on Facebook and decided to engage with them. Escape Room PPC performed an audit and restructured the company's campaigns, removing underperforming ones and creating new, more effective ones. They also reallocated the ad budget, decreased the spending on high-cost keywords, and put more focus on better-performing, less expensive keywords. The CEO of Escape Room PPC worked closely with the owner throughout the project.