Diagnose
We review your tracking, product feed or lead flow, and your Google + Meta structure before we meet, then walk you through what’s trustworthy and what isn’t.
For ecommerce brands, B2B and service businesses, and travel and booking brands, across New Zealand and Australia.
We reconcile what Google, Meta and your store or CRM each report into one set of numbers, then scale on what actually sells, with tracking that matches the bank and a flat monthly fee.
Google, Meta and your store, CRM or booking system each tell a different story. We reconcile them into one set of numbers, then scale on that.

Ex-GoogleFounded by Tee Ahuja, one of Google’s first people in New Zealand.
Tamanna “Tee” Ahuja founded SearchExperts in Auckland in 2010. Today the agency runs Google + Meta as one revenue engine for online stores, B2B and service businesses, and travel and booking brands.
Online stores, B2B and service businesses that run on leads, and travel and hospitality brands that run on bookings.
Meta running in a silo, and numbers in Ads that don’t match the bank. We rebuild tracking, feeds and campaign structure first, then scale on orders and ROAS.
For B2B and professional services with meaningful ad spend: Google + Meta, plus LinkedIn where your buyers are, run on qualified leads and tracked to CRM-linked sales, not form fills.
For travel, tourism and hospitality brands selling to consumers: Google + Meta run on real bookings and booking value, across markets and seasons.
Start with a free roadmap. Answer a few questions and you’ll see where your budget is leaking and what we’d do about it, for online stores and for B2B, service and booking businesses.
Three steps, each with a clear output. The same for stores and for leads, enquiries and bookings. No mystery retainer.
We review your tracking, product feed or lead flow, and your Google + Meta structure before we meet, then walk you through what’s trustworthy and what isn’t.
Fixed scope. Tracking matched to real orders (or real enquiries, bookings and sales) and the bank; product feed fixed for stores; one clear report; Google + Meta architecture rebuilt as one system.
Monthly management of Search, Shopping and Meta by the same senior specialists, with decisions made on orders and ROAS, or cost per real enquiry or booking.
Results from real client accounts, with client names withheld for confidentiality. Different businesses, different starting points. More store and lead-generation work sits below and on the case studies page.
| store | transactions | revenue | roas |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retail I | +9% | +196% | +173% lift |
| Curtains & Blinds | n/a | +28.35% | +26.42% |
| Retail III / IV | n/a | n/a | 5.2 ROAS |
Two store engagements and a lead-generation result from our case-study library.
The same senior specialists run Google and Meta, so your business isn’t split between silos, juniors or channel egos, and there are no junior account managers in between.
Clicks are a diagnostic. Orders, ROAS and real enquiries are the scoreboard.
Reporting built around revenue and return you can reconcile.
Never a percentage of your ad spend.
The short version first, every time. These are the questions we’re asked most.
All questionsBecause Google Ads counts conversions its own way (by click date, attribution and how your tag is set up) while Shopify counts actual paid orders.
Common causes are duplicate or missing purchase tags, revenue sent with GST in one place and without it in another, and refunds that never flow back to Google. In Setup we match your tracking to real orders and the bank, so Google optimises on numbers you can trust.
Usually both: Google captures people already searching for what you sell, and Meta creates demand from people who don’t know your store yet.
Which one leads depends on your products, margins and how much search demand already exists. We plan both from one set of numbers so they support each other instead of competing for credit.
Yes. For B2B, professional services and booking businesses, we run Google + Meta, plus LinkedIn where your buyers are, on qualified leads with the same tracking discipline we use for stores.
We track to real enquiries, bookings and sales, not form fills, so the platforms learn from leads that turn into revenue. Our case studies include lead-generation work in education, hospitality, travel, energy, finance and automotive, so talk to us and we’ll tell you plainly whether it’s a fit.
It means one senior team plans Shopping, Search and Meta together from one set of reconciled numbers, so budget follows real orders and ROAS.
Most stores run each channel in a silo, with each platform claiming the same sales. One engine means one plan, one report and one person accountable for orders and ROAS across both.
It means the revenue your ad platforms optimise on reconciles with your real orders and the money that actually lands in your account.
If Google and Meta are learning from inflated or missing numbers, every automated bid is built on the wrong signal. Matching tracking to the bank is the first thing we fix, before we scale anything.
A flat monthly fee for Run, never a percentage of your ad spend.
Setup is a fixed scope agreed after the free Diagnose, so you know what’s included before you start. Ad spend is paid directly to Google and Meta and is separate from our fee.
We don’t publish prices because scope depends on your store; you’ll get a clear flat fee after the free Diagnose, before you commit to anything.
What changes scope: how many markets and stores, catalogue size, and how much tracking needs fixing.
Setup usually takes about 4–6 weeks, depending on how much tracking and feed work your store needs.
It’s a fixed scope: tracking matched to orders and the bank, product feed fixed, one orders & ROAS report, and Google + Meta architecture rebuilt as one system.
Start with the free Growth Diagnostic, a roadmap on screen in about three minutes. Or book a strategy call: we’ll look at tracking, Search, Shopping and Meta as one system, and tell you plainly if we’re not the right fit.