Google Ads, local SEO and call tracking for UK businesses.
I run Google Ads, local SEO, call and enquiry tracking and website builds for UK trades, dental practices and B2B firms, working remotely from India.
There is no UK office. You get one person in your accounts every week, calls at the start of your UK working day and written updates you can read when it suits you.
Free, 30 minutes, no obligation. I only need view access to look at your account.
The short answer
Paid media and SEO for UK businesses, run remotely from India by one senior specialist with no UK office. Calls are scheduled in your morning, which is my afternoon: the UK is 4.5 hours behind India in summer and 5.5 hours behind in winter. Prices are published in USD, and GBP invoicing is available as a custom quote. Results are not guaranteed.
What I do
What I do for UK businesses.
Paid ads
Google Ads for the jobs you want, Meta Ads for planned work and retargeting, LinkedIn Ads for B2B, and Local Services Ads where Google offers them for your category. Everything runs inside ad accounts you own. Paid media for UK businesses.
Local SEO
A complete Google Business Profile, a page for each job and each town you cover, consistent listings and a steady review routine, so you appear in the map results and in organic search. SEO for UK businesses.
Call and enquiry tracking
Calls, forms and click-to-call taps tracked back to the ad or page that produced them, so you can see which spend brings real enquiries and which brings time-wasters. How tracking works.
Websites
Fast, mobile-first sites with click-to-call, short enquiry forms and one page for each service. They are built to be found and to turn visits into calls. Website design.
Working remotely
How the work runs from India.
The UK is 4.5 hours behind India in summer (British Summer Time) and 5.5 hours behind in winter (GMT). A 9am call with you is 1:30pm in India in summer and 2:30pm in winter, so live calls sit at the start of your day. Anything you raise in the afternoon is picked up before your next morning.
Everything else is written: a weekly update, a change log and a monthly report, with questions answered within one business day. You own the ad accounts, analytics and Google Business Profile from day one. India does not change its clocks, so the gap moves by an hour twice a year.
UK trades and dental
What each kind of UK business needs.
These are the patterns I plan around for each trade. They are not claims about past clients, and each page is checked against the live search results first.
Plumbers and heating engineers
Boiler repair, servicing and installation, central heating and emergency call-outs, with demand rising in the first cold weeks. In Great Britain, gas work is done by engineers on the Gas Safe Register, so the registration belongs on your profile and site; check the wording with the Gas Safe Register. Government heat pump grant pages stay general and link to the official page rather than quote amounts.
Roofers
Pitched roof repairs, flat roofing (EPDM, GRP and felt), chimney work, fascias, soffits and guttering. Storm damage brings urgent searches, so an emergency page and honest availability matter. Show insurance, written warranties and any scheme membership you really hold, such as TrustMark, plus job photos by area.
Electricians
Consumer unit upgrades, rewires, EV charger installation and EICR reports that landlords and buyers ask for. Show NICEIC or similar registration where you have it, and check the details with the scheme provider.
Builders
Extensions, loft conversions and renovations: longer decisions and bigger jobs, so pages explain the process, planning permission and building regulations in general terms, with the local council as the authority. Checkatrade and MyBuilder profiles support your own site.
Dental practices
Patients ask whether you are NHS, private or both, so the site says what you offer and nothing more. Dentists are on the GDC register and practices in England are registered with the CQC; check with each body what you must display. Advertising follows the ASA and GDC guidance, so treat my copy as a draft you approve.
Local words and places
British wording, UK places.
Customers search for "emergency plumber Leeds" or "loft conversion Manchester", not for HVAC or remodeling. Pages use British spelling and the words they use: enquiry, tradesperson, call-out, consumer unit, guttering. Service areas are written by town and postcode district, not "the whole region".
London needs borough and postcode detail, because Google returns different results from one area to the next. Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds reward suburb and town pages with real local detail. Glasgow and Edinburgh can need Scottish detail, for example building warrants where England has building regulations approval. Bristol and the South West have many smaller towns where a complete profile can go a long way. These are places I plan page by page, not claims about clients, and I check the live results for each before writing.
Which services work
Which services suit which UK business.
- Google Ads search: the fastest route for urgent, high-intent work such as boiler breakdowns, leaks and emergency electrical callouts.
- Local SEO: slower, and steadier. It builds map and organic visibility for the towns you serve and lowers your reliance on paid clicks over time.
- Meta Ads: planned work such as extensions, kitchens and cosmetic dentistry, and retargeting people who visited your site.
- LinkedIn Ads: B2B firms reaching named job titles, usually at a higher cost per click.
- Local Services Ads: availability varies by country and category. Check Google's current availability for your country and category; I confirm eligibility before proposing it.
Tracking and consent
Tracking, cookies and call recording in the UK.
UK rules on cookies and similar technologies (PECR, with guidance from the ICO) generally expect consent before non-essential tags fire, and recording calls usually means telling the caller. Tags on this site load only after the visitor accepts. On your site I set up the consent banner integration and Google Consent Mode so measurement keeps working as far as consent allows.
Whether your wording and setup meet the rules is a question for your own adviser or the ICO. I do not give legal advice and I do not certify anything.
Price
What it costs.
Fees are for management and are published in US dollars. Every plan lists what it includes.
Prices are published in USD. If you would like to be invoiced in GBP, EUR or CAD, ask for a custom quote. Ad spend is paid directly to the platforms.
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| Paid ads (Google, Meta, Local Services Ads, LinkedIn) | $375, $675 or $1,125 a month |
| Local SEO | $399, $799 or $1,499 a month |
| Website | From $625, one-time |
| Ads or local SEO audit | $125 |
The full list, with what each plan includes, is on the pricing page.
Founding clients
The first five clients get a founding rate.
LiveLeadsLane has no client case studies yet. The first five clients, in any country, get founding rates (20% below list for the first three months, setup fee waived) and agree to let me share their results as a case study, tagged by region.
Next steps
Where to go next.
The detailed pages are paid media management for UK businesses and managed SEO for UK businesses. For other markets with their own pages, see Canada paid media and Canada SEO, Europe paid media and Europe SEO.
Pricing is on the pricing page. To talk it through, book a call or use the contact page. Other markets: United States · United Kingdom · Canada · Europe.
Proof
Documented results.
$508K
media managed
1,000+
campaigns run
−74%
cost per lead on a LinkedIn InMail campaign
8,779
Meta registrations at $4.28 each
These results come from campaigns I ran in earlier roles, mostly in the Gulf and India, documented in the 2026 portfolio. The same measurement-first method applies to UK accounts. There are no client case studies from this market yet. Past results do not guarantee future performance.
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