AdTurbo is new. We’re a small, senior team built specifically to do paid search properly — out of a single room in Manchester, with no client-services layer and no junior funnel.
We take on four UK brands at a time. The same three specialists sit on every account from day one — a strategist, a PPC analyst and a creative lead. They write your ads, dig through the data, and pick up when you call.
There is no handover the moment your contract is signed. The people you meet on the pitch are the people doing the work — for as long as you choose to stay.
There are a lot of Google Ads agencies. We’re aware. We started AdTurbo because the model most of them run is broken in a specific way: the senior people you meet in the pitch almost never run your account afterwards.
That hand-off is where most accounts quietly stop being managed and start being administered. Reports get longer, recommendations get softer, and somebody who’s been in PPC for six months ends up making decisions on a six-figure budget.
We’ve all worked inside that machine. AdTurbo is the version of the agency we wished we’d been on the client side of: small, senior, written reports, the same three people from week one.
By the time a recommendation moves from the pitch team to delivery, it's usually been softened by two or three people. We keep the team small enough that nobody has to soften anything.
We send a one-page memo and a call invite instead. A short, sharp opinion is easier to push back on — which is what most pitches actually need.
Every campaign should have a hypothesis attached to it. If it doesn't, it's drift. The first two weeks of working together are mostly about finding the drift and fixing it.
Our analytics layer suggests where the next pound of spend should go. The analyst decides whether to act on it. When the maths and the analyst disagree, we side with the analyst.