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Google Ads for Pest Control

Google Ads for pest control, checked every morning by software that knows a termite inspection from "how to get rid of ants". It blocks the searches that waste your money, builds a landing page for every pest you treat, and sends you one plain email a day.

google ads for pest control

What it does for a pest controller

It checks your account every morning, and each change waits for your OK unless you tell it not to.

  • Termites, ants, spiders, wasps and rodents each get their own ads, so a termite search never sees a spider ad.
  • Searches that brought a call or inquiry become exact-match keywords, so you win them again tomorrow.
  • Ads show only in the areas you mark on the map, and only in the hours you answer the phone.
  • Two ads run against each other in every ad group: once one is clearly ahead, the loser goes and a fresh ad takes it on.

The searches that waste a pest controller's money

Most people who type "pest control" into Google aren't booking anyone. Google Ads for pest control pays when those clicks are kept out. One tap blocks them:

  • "how to get rid of ants" and "ant spray": DIY, on the way to the hardware store.
  • "pest control jobs" and "pest control license": people after work or a license of their own.
  • "wildlife removal" when you don't do wildlife: type it once under Jobs you don't do and it stops.
  • Other pest companies' names: someone who already knows who they're calling.
The Settings screen for a sample pest control business: services offered and the jobs it doesn't do

Google Ads for pest control through termite, wasp and rat season

Spring brings wasps and termite swarms, fall brings rodents indoors, and pre-purchase inspections come whenever houses sell. Name each job once and it gets its own ads and budget, so a good lead is a homeowner in your area with a live problem, or a buyer who needs a report before the sale goes through.

A landing page for every pest

Someone who searches "termite inspection" should land on a page about termite inspections, not your home page. It builds one page per job, with a quote form, and counts every call and form from day one. Google rewards the match with cheaper clicks. Same system as Google Ads for plumbers; every trade is on the Google Ads for your trade page.

What it costs

$1 to start, for 30 days. Then US$299 / month per ad account. Landing pages, split tests and call tracking are included. Clicks are paid to Google, separately. That's Google Ads for pest control with no contract: cancel with one click, and everything it built stays in your Google Ads.

Questions people ask

Can it advertise termite inspections only?

Yes. Name the jobs you want and it advertises only those.

Will my ads show to people searching for ant spray?

Not for long. The morning check flags DIY and shopping searches like that for a one-tap block, and you can block any word yourself under Jobs you don't do.

Is a pre-purchase inspection a separate campaign?

It can be. One service per campaign, each with its own budget.

Does the budget follow the season?

Budget changes always wait for you. Pause the wasp campaign in winter with one tap and switch it on when the nests come back.

Is this Google's Local Services Ads?

No. Local Service Ads AI runs your Google Search ads. It is not Google's Local Services Ads program, and you don't need Google Guaranteed to use it.

Watch: Google Ads for Pest Control

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