Match spend to buyer intent
Separate campaigns by buying intent so a course-name search and a broad category search do not compete for the same budget.
Service / Paid acquisition
Paid acquisition should produce qualified leads, not just clicks. We agree what a qualified enquiry means, connect it to the campaign that produced it, and move budget toward the campaigns creating enrolments, meetings, and sales. Hader Institute reported a 17× monthly return on Google Ads investment in 2025.
Audit your paid acquisitionHader Institute of Education. Client ad-account and CRM reporting from the paid media programme.
01 / What you get
Separate campaigns by buying intent so a course-name search and a broad category search do not compete for the same budget.
Fund the highest-intent demand first, then expand only when conversion tracking shows what the broader terms produce.
Align the page with the promise in the ad and the decision the visitor needs to make after the click.
Connect qualified applications and booked meetings to the ad that produced them, so reporting moves beyond clicks and raw form fills.
Use Meta when the constraint is audience size, demand creation or remarketing, with its budget read beside search rather than in isolation.
Check evidence, registration details and the overall impression of the ad and landing page before the client approves launch.
02 / How the work runs
Agree what counts as a qualified lead, its current cost and what the business can afford to pay for it.
Connect qualified leads to their source before spend changes, so the first month of data is usable.
Start with the highest-intent tier at a budget the available demand can support.
Review weekly, remove activity that does not produce qualified leads and fund the campaigns that do.
03 / Where judgement sits
Platforms optimise toward the event they receive. If that event is a raw form fill, the campaign cannot tell a qualified application from an irrelevant one.
We connect screened applications and attended meetings to the ads that produced them. The CRM and ad platform use the same definition of a qualified lead, agreed in the audit before bidding changes begin. A senior operator reviews the account and makes the budget decision; the people accountable for it are named.
See how the account structure works for RTOs04 / Common questions
Define a qualified lead and connect it to the campaign before changing the budget.
Enough to produce a useful number of qualified leads from the searches closest to a buying decision. The audit sets a test window from the available demand, current conversion rate, and customer value rather than spreading a small budget across every campaign type.
Start with the channel closest to the demand that already exists. For many training and recruitment businesses that is Google. Meta becomes useful when the constraint is audience size, demand creation or remarketing. The account data decides the split.
You do. Multiply works inside your account, billing and conversion tracking, so the history and data stay with the business if the engagement ends.
Ad copy and landing-page claims are reviewed for evidence and overall impression before launch. For Australian training providers, Multiply also flags registration details, course information and other RTO-specific requirements for the client's compliance owner to approve.
05 / Connected work
Paid media creates and captures demand. Conversion, search visibility and follow-up decide how much of that demand becomes revenue.
Next / your baseline
The free audit reviews campaigns, landing pages and conversion tracking, then shows what each qualified outcome currently costs.