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Industry Guides

This section shows how advertising decisions change when the business model changes. The guides cover professional and local services, online retail, travel, technology, legal and medical work, property, automotive services and other markets with very different buying journeys. Industry context matters because the same keyword structure, advert promise or conversion action cannot be copied safely from a product catalogue to an urgent service enquiry or a considered professional purchase. I share the practical questions I use when entering a niche: what the customer is trying to solve, how quickly they choose, which restrictions apply, what makes a lead useful and where the commercial margin can be lost. My aim is to help you adapt sound Google Ads principles without turning a case study into a universal formula. After reading the relevant guides, you will be able to map the customer journey, choose a sensible campaign direction, prepare stronger inputs for a specialist and recognise which tactics need testing in your own market.

New in this category: Advertising and marketing for IT companies.

How to Advertise an Online Store

14.09.202614.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Learn how to combine Google Shopping, search ads, display and YouTube to promote an online store and help customers choose what to buy.

Google Ads for Cafes and Restaurants

14.09.202614.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Choose search, display and local advertising for your cafe or restaurant based on why guests visit, then measure the orders your campaigns bring.

Google Ads for an Online Clothing Store

14.09.202614.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Plan clothing store advertising: introduce one brand with visuals or promote multiple brands through Google Shopping, search and remarketing.

Google Ads for coding schools: how to improve lead quality

07.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

This coding school case shows how aligning ads, an offer, and AI context can create a more consistent process for improving lead quality.

Google Ads for yacht charter: how to work with very narrow demand

07.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

See how a yacht tour owner rebuilt his advertising in a low-demand niche and began generating more inquiries at a lower cost.

Google Ads for Custom Apparel and Fabric Printing

07.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Learn how to rebuild Google Ads for custom apparel and interpret a high CTR through the case of Dmitry Oksen’s fabric printing workshop.

Google Ads for pest control: how to regain control

07.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

A family pest control case shows how to make advertising manageable when its financial effect cannot yet be assessed honestly.

Google Ads for Roofing Contractors: A Sydney Business Case

07.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

See how a Sydney roof repair business won clients through search, filled its schedule, and reduced its advertising budget.

Google Ads for Sporting Goods: Audiences, Channels, and Ad Examples

14.09.202607.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Learn how to segment sporting goods buyers, choose advertising channels, and tailor offers to different levels of fitness experience.

Google Ads Abroad: Local Demand for Immigrant Founders

08.09.202601.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Three entrepreneur stories show how a business abroad can move beyond diaspora referrals and build a measured path to local customers.

Google Ads for Online Schools: Why Video Alone Is Not a Strategy

01.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Two online education cases show why Google Ads needs a measurable student journey, clear campaign structure, and remarketing.

Google Ads for mobile apps: why installs are not enough

01.09.2026 by Igor Ivitskiy

Learn how to promote a mobile app and measure the meaningful actions users take after installation, not downloads alone.

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