Buyers who know what they want. Find you first.

People buying tech search by model, part number and specs – and compare for a long time before they decide. We put the budget where the buying intent is, follow the customer all the way to the purchase and speak differently to professionals and private buyers.

What hurts

Three things we see at almost everyone selling tech and specialist products.

01

Curious, not buying

Many people searching just want to understand something. Broad keywords bring lots of traffic – and few sales.

02

Long buying journeys

Expensive products are compared for weeks, on several screens. Without the right tracking, the ads lose the customer before the purchase.

03

Pros and private buyers

A workshop and a DIYer buy the same product for completely different reasons. In the same campaign, the ad speaks to neither of them.

Try it

Not every search is a buyer

Six searches about the same thing. Only some of them come from someone about to buy.

We put the ad budget on the buying searches. People researching are caught by guides and comparisons instead – and come back when they are ready.

SEARCH CHECK
ILLUSTRATION
  • "how does a fault code reader work"
  • "diagnostic tool pro s2 price"
  • "best diagnostic tool 2026"
  • "fault code p0420 meaning"
  • "buy diagnostic tool for workshop"
  • "pro s2 vs pro s1"

Illustration of the principle. Which searches sell, we find in your own numbers.
Case

Diagnosverktyg

Advanced technical equipment for both workshops and private buyers. We cleared out broad keywords, split pros and private buyers into two tracks and moved tracking to server-side for the long buying journeys.

+112 % sales+428 % conversion rate
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Frequently asked questions

We have thousands of products. Can we keep it under control?

Yes. We work in the product feed with rules for titles, specs, stock and margin, instead of handling every product by hand. That scales however large the range is.

How do we reach both pros and private buyers?

We split the advertising into separate tracks with their own keywords, audiences and messages. Pros care about reliability and time, private buyers about simplicity and price.

The buying journey is long. How do we know what the ads deliver?

With server-side tracking we follow the customer over a longer time and across several screens, so the purchase is linked to the right ad. Read more about tracking and server-side.

Should we advertise on informational searches?

Rarely with ads. They are better caught by guides and comparisons that rank organically. The ad budget goes where buying intent is highest.

Does it work for B2B sales?

Yes. If you also sell to companies, we can measure enquiries and quotes, not just checkout purchases. See also how we work with B2B and leads.

Where are your buyers?

We go through your keywords, your product feed and your tracking – and show you honestly where the budget goes to the curious instead of buyers.

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