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Google Ads Funnel Strategy for Real Estate Developer

A staged full-funnel build for a developer launching its first real estate projects.

9.36K
Conversions
4.14M
Impressions
95.4K
Clicks
€3.07K
Ad spend
Overview

Managed Google Ads campaigns for a construction company launching its first real estate developments. The strategy was built using a full-funnel approach.

Initially, campaigns were optimized for upper-funnel conversions such as property page visits, to build awareness and collect user-behavior data. After approximately 2.5 months of data collection, the strategy shifted to lower-funnel conversion goals focused on form submissions from interested buyers.

Campaigns were optimized to attract qualified prospects actively looking to purchase property.

My Role

Built and optimized a full-funnel Google Ads strategy focused on real estate lead generation.

I managed the entire process from strategy to execution — planning, account structure, campaign management, optimization, tracking, reporting, and scaling decisions. Everything was built and managed end-to-end, by me.

Strategy

Awareness first. Conversion second. Data throughout.

Phase one optimized for upper-funnel signals (property page visits) to build awareness and gather behavioral data. After ~2.5 months, phase two shifted to lower-funnel goals — form submissions from qualified, purchase-ready buyers.

Results

Performance snapshot.

9.36K
Conversions
4.14M
Impressions
95.4K
Clicks
€3.07K
Ad spend
Funnel build — clicks & conversions
95.4K
Clicks
9.36K
Conversions
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Tools &
Deliverables
Google Ads
Google Ads Audit
Account Management
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
In closing

Good performance is rarely the result of one campaign.

It comes from disciplined execution, clear data, structured systems, and consistent optimization over time.

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