Velocity

Velocity was hired by a London-based software development company to explore Google Ads as a growth channel. The company owner was confident in Velocity's track record and skillset to successfully execute the project. Velocity began by understanding the company's services, market positioning, and key sales messages. They then designed various landing pages, wrote compelling copy, and set up Google Ads campaigns from scratch. Continuous optimization of the campaigns was done to ensure high-quality traffic to the site. The owner worked directly with John, the owner of Velocity, who served as the primary point of contact.

A party bus company, with locations in Wyoming and South Carolina, hired Velocity to run an effective PPC campaign for their new location in Charleston. After interviewing several marketing agencies, they found Velocity to be the best fit. Velocity developed multiple landing pages based on the company's various customer segments and set them up with Unbounced and Pipedrive, creating a coherent and easy-to-use campaign. The company worked with John and his team of analysts at Velocity.

Velocity was engaged by Good’s Vintage & Antiques to manage their PPC ads. After an initial phone call and a proposal from Velocity, they were hired for a three-month trial to do weekly PPC services. They discussed the geographies to target and the keywords to use in the ads. Currently, Velocity is still running Google Ads for them and has implemented strategies for their PPC ads and geographies. The head of partnerships at Good’s Vintage & Antiques mainly works with John, the founder of Velocity. The company found Velocity through a Google search and has invested around $10,000–$15,000 in their services. The engagement started in April 2023 and is ongoing.