For Australian painters running Google Ads

Google Ads landing pages, built for painting businesses.

You're paying good money for every painting quote click, but too many visitors leave without calling. Before you blame the keywords again, have a proper look at the page those clicks are landing on.

WA Built in Perth, Western Australia
+ Works with ServiceM8, Tradify, Fergus, and quote forms
+ Refunded if it doesn't bring you more quote enquiries

Why painter Google Ads keep clicking but not quoting.

If you're running Google Ads to your homepage, every keyword you bid on lands on the same generic page. Here are the three campaigns most Australian painting businesses run on Google — and exactly where the paid clicks leak away before they become quote enquiries.

Homeowner in a half-painted living room looking at a phone

You spend $70 a day on "house painter" but the quote form stays quiet.

Your house-painting campaign bids on "house painter Perth" and "interior painter near me" at $8–$18 a click. The clicks come in, but most don't ask for a quote — because the page opens with a generic hero photo, never shows real rooms, and hides the quote button below three service blocks. So the homeowner taps back and calls the painter with the clearer before-and-after photos.

House PPC
Homeowner outside a faded weatherboard house checking a phone

You spend $1,400 a month on exterior repaint ads but book one site visit.

Your exterior campaign bids on "weatherboard painter" and "roof painting quote" at up to $16 a click. The clicks arrive, but the phone barely rings — because the page never talks about prep work, access, warranties, paint brands, or when you can inspect the job. So the owner sends photos to the competitor who looks more ready for the job.

Exterior PPC
Facilities manager in an office corridor looking at paint samples and a phone

You spend $90 a day on commercial painting but get small domestic leads.

Your commercial campaign bids on "office painter" and "commercial painting contractor" at $12–$30 a click. Leads come through, but half are the wrong size — because the page doesn't say what job scale you handle, whether you work after hours, or what sites you have painted before. So your team wastes time quoting work that was never a fit.

Commercial PPC

Want to know in 15 minutes whether your landing page is what's costing you painting quote enquiries? Send us your live Google Ad — we'll tell you straight.

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What goes on a Google Ads landing page for a painting business.

Built around one Google Ads campaign — interiors, exteriors, strata, commercial, or roof painting. The page matches the promise from your ad, gives the homeowner or manager one clear way to call or request a quote, and tracks every lead back to the keyword that paid for it.

Illustration of a focused landing page on a presentation easel
Built for one job: turn a Google Ads click into a serious painting quote enquiry.

On the page

  • The exact ad headline repeated. If your Google Ad says "exterior house painter Perth," the page opens with that — not "Quality workmanship since 2008."
  • Quote action above the fold. On a phone, the visitor can call or request a quote without scrolling past a gallery carousel.
  • The job type made obvious. Interior, exterior, roof, strata, or commercial gets its own proof and next step instead of all services sharing one page.
  • Trust where the quote decision happens. Before-and-after photos, licence and insurance notes, paint brands, warranty terms, and suburb coverage sit near the CTA.

In the tracking

  • ServiceM8 / Tradify quote handoff. We track the moment a visitor leaves the page for your booking or quote system, so you know which keyword paid for which site visit.
  • Call clicks → Google Ads + GA4. Phone calls map back to the exact keyword that paid for them, not just "a click."
  • Every quote-request lead tagged. Each enquiry carries the Google Ads click ID, so your CRM and ad account agree on the source.

You've seen what we put on a painter's landing page. Want us to look at yours and tell you what's missing?

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Our promise to you

If this page doesn't bring you more quote enquiries, you don't pay.

We run a fair head-to-head test against your existing landing page. If the new page doesn't produce more phone calls, quote requests, or booked site visits than your old one, we keep optimising it for free. If it still can't beat your old page, you get your build fee back in full.

Fair test = comparable ad traffic to both pages, with tracking active for a minimum of 300 qualified visits.

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Common questions

Will this work with ServiceM8, Tradify, Fergus, or our existing quote form?

Yes. The landing page hands the customer to whichever quote or job-management system you already use. We track the click into ServiceM8, Tradify, Fergus, your CRM, or a plain quote form — so you know which Google Ads keyword produced which enquiry.

Do I need to replace my main website?

No. Your current website stays as it is. We build an independent landing page on a subdomain (like quote.yourbusiness.com.au or paint.yourbusiness.com.au) and point your Google Ads traffic there. Organic SEO traffic still flows to your main site.

We already have a Google Ads agency. Will they push back?

Most don't — they know the landing page is usually the bottleneck. We build the page, your agency keeps running the ads, and you measure both. If they push back hard, that's a separate conversation about whose interests they're protecting.

What if it doesn't bring us more painting quotes?

We run a fair head-to-head test against your existing landing page for a minimum 300 qualified visits. If the new page doesn't get you more phone calls, quote requests, or booked site visits, we keep optimising for free. If it still can't beat your old page, you get your build fee back in full.

You're already paying for the Google Ads click. Send it to a page that turns it into a serious painting quote.

Send us your live Google Ad and the URL it points to. In 15 minutes we'll tell you whether the landing page is the problem. If it's the offer, the keywords, or the targeting, we'll say so — before you pay a dollar.

Audit my Google Ads page