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Paid search for an office center — tenants

Google Ads and search ads for an office center: launch in 2 days, budget ≈$200. In two months — 14 calls and 6 leases; all vacant space filled.

6 lease contracts in 2 months

  • Client Office center
  • Industry Office rental
  • Period 2015
Office business center — facade

About the client

In February 2015 the office-center director (same building as our team) asked how to bring tenants from the web. Classified ads sat for months — nearly a third of the floor space was empty.

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The pain they came with

Classifieds weren’t closing the vacancy. Long-horizon SEO would bring “cheaper” clients, but free offices are finite — and site demand would fade once filled. They needed a fast channel: paid search on a tight budget.

  1. A third of the building empty

    Classified listings sat for months. They needed hot “office rental” queries — not more passive posts.

  2. Need fast results

    Long SEO is overkill here: few offices, once leased the channel demand drops. Paid search brings leads now.

  3. Tight budget

    Stay around ≈$200, don’t inflate CPC, and cut weak directions.

Starting point
02

How we guided them

We studied competitor USPs, built semantics, wrote ads, and assembled campaigns in Google Ads and search ads. Budget went to strong keywords; weak ones were off. Launch — in 2 days.

  1. 01

    Semantics for office rental

  2. 02

    USPs and ad copy

  3. 03

    Campaigns in Google Ads and search ads

  4. 04

    Budget focused on the strongest queries

  5. 05

    Top ad position at minimal CPC

  6. 06

    Cut ineffective directions

03

In plain speak

Brief jargon — without the fog. How we explained each step to the client.

Specialist speak

Launch in 2 days

How we explained it

We didn’t wait months for organic: keys, ads, go live — tenants came from hot queries.

Specialist speak

Budget ≈$200

How we explained it

A small check: money on strong words, weak campaigns off so clicks aren’t wasted.

Specialist speak

Lease, not “click”

How we explained it

We counted calls and signed leases — until every vacant suite was filled.

04

What we did, step by step

Each step is a concrete change. Meaning on the left, screen on the right.

01

Offices, not “a site for a site’s sake”

The job was practical: fill empty space. Paid search worked faster than classifieds and without long SEO.

02

Google Ads and search ads

Two ad contours for rental. Goal — top ad position at low CPC without waste on junk queries.

03

Space for a tenant

An empty suite — what needed leasing. Ads led to a call and viewing, not “just another classified listing”.

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More frames from the project

Not a gallery for its own sake — a few screens that complete the picture.

From archive
Space format
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Where we landed

In 2 days we launched ads. In the first two months — about 42 visits/day, 14 calls, and 6 lease contracts. In the end all vacant offices were leased; about ≈14 inquiries per month at distance.

What they got

  • Paid search for office rental · Voronezh
  • Launch in 2 days · budget ≈$200
  • Google Ads + search ads
  • Before us: 0 calls · 0 visits · 0 web leases
  • First 2 mo.: ~42 visits/day · 14 calls · 6 leases
  • All vacant space leased

In numbers

2 days Launch
≈$200 Budget
6 Leases
all leased Result

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We’ll build semantics and campaigns for rental — like the office center in Voronezh.

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