Commercial
Google Ads for commercial painting work.
Commercial clients search differently, decide differently and are worth more over time. Mixing them into a residential campaign wastes both.

What’s different
Why commercial needs its own campaign
Commercial buyers — office managers, property managers, general contractors, facility managers — use different words, ask different questions and often need quotes, insurance certificates and references before deciding.
- Different keywords. “Office”, “commercial”, “property management”, “facility” and “contract” searches, not homeowner phrasing.
- Lower volume, higher value. Fewer searches, but one account can be worth many residential jobs over a year.
- Longer decisions. Leads may take weeks to close, so tracking qualified inquiries matters more than immediate bookings.
- Different proof. Insurance, capacity, scheduling flexibility and references from similar businesses.
How we set it up
- A separate commercial campaign with its own budget
- Exclusions so residential searches don’t leak in
- A landing page aimed at business buyers, with a quote form asking about property type, size and frequency
- Business-hours ad scheduling
- Follow-up tracking so slow-closing leads are still counted
Related
More for painting contractors
- Painting marketing
- Google Ads for painting contractors
- Facebook & Instagram ads for painting contractors
- Websites for painting contractors
- SEO for painting contractors
- Google Ads for cabinet painting
- What a painting lead should cost on Google Ads — and how to bring it down
- Google Ads for exterior painting
- Google Ads for interior painting
Next step
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