How it works
From first call to a fuller diary.
A short onboarding call, campaigns built around your patch, weekly management and a monthly report you can actually read.
The process
Live in days, not months.
- 01
Onboard
A short call: your services, areas, prices and the jobs you want more of. You grant access to your ad accounts.
- 02
Set up
We build both campaigns, install tracking and agree a sensible starting budget with you.
- 03
Manage
Weekly checks. Cut wasted spend, test new ads, tighten targeting.
- 04
Report
Monthly: what was spent, what came in, what we're changing next.
Google + Facebook
Search and social, run as one.
Customers find an oven cleaner two ways. They search when they need one now — and they scroll past one they'll remember next time. Most oven cleaners only cover one. We run both, so each channel backs up the other.
Built by operators. Eagle Eye Digital Marketing comes from the team behind Eagle Eye Oven Cleaning — we advertise an oven cleaning business ourselves, so we know what a good enquiry looks like.
Google Ads
Top of the page when someone in your area searches for exactly what you do — with negative keywords blocking job-hunters, DIY searches and out-of-area clicks.
Facebook & Instagram
Your before-and-after oven photos, seasonal offers and reviews in front of local homeowners, landlords and letting agents.
Built for enquiries
Every campaign points at a call, a quote request or a form fill — and we track which ones actually come through.
Seasonal timing
Spring cleans, the pre-Christmas oven rush, summer BBQ season, end-of-tenancy peaks. Budget goes where the demand is.
What's included
What you pay us for. And what's extra.
Included in management
- Google Ads campaign build, or a full audit of your existing account
- Meta (Facebook & Instagram) campaigns — on the Google + Facebook package
- Keyword research for your services and towns
- Ad copy and creative built from your own photos
- Call and enquiry conversion tracking
- Ongoing optimisation — bids, budgets, keywords, audiences
- Plain-English monthly report
- A named person to talk to — Cameron
Paid separately & optional add-ons
- Your ad spend. Paid straight to Google and Meta on your own card — never through us, and you see every pound.
- Website add-on (optional). A fast, mobile-friendly oven cleaning website built to turn ad clicks into bookings.
- Local SEO add-on (optional). Google Business Profile, local pages and reviews so you show up without paying per click.
- Answering enquiries — that's the good bit: winning the job
Monthly reports
Know exactly what your money did.
Every month you get a short, plain-English report and a quick review with Cameron.
Spend
What went to Google and Meta, by platform and by town.
Enquiries
Calls, form fills and messages we tracked, and the cost of each.
Next steps
What we're changing next month and why.
How much should I spend on ads?
It depends on your area. As a guide, around £300 a month on Google is a sensible start for a one-van business, and £450–£600 is comfortable. We'll recommend a starting budget on your onboarding call, and you can change it whenever you like. Spend goes straight to Google and Meta, never through us.
Can you guarantee a number of jobs?
No honest advertiser can. What we promise is properly targeted campaigns, no wasted spend we can spot, and a clear monthly report so you can judge for yourself.
Do I need a website?
For Google Ads, it helps a lot. A simple page with your services, area and phone number is enough. If you haven't got one, we offer an optional website add-on built for oven cleaners.
I already run my own ads. Can you take over?
Yes. We'll audit what you've got, keep what's working and fix what isn't.
What's in the monthly report?
What was spent on each platform, how many calls and enquiries came in, cost per enquiry, and what we're changing next month. Plain English, no jargon.
Let's talk
Fill the diary, not the agency's pockets.
Book a free, no-pressure call. We'll look at your area and tell you honestly whether ads make sense for your oven cleaning business.
