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Google Search · Ultra-Luxury · Buyer Filter

Ultra-luxury jewellery house

JAIPUR · GOOGLE SEARCH · AUG–SEP 2025
₹98.6K
Total spend
157
High-intent clicks
₹628
Avg CPC
5–7
Qualified consults

The thinking

For a brand with ₹50L+ ticket sizes, volume is the problem, not the goal. Cheap clicks bring browsers and admirers who love the craft but will never buy it. The showroom team's time is the constrained resource.

So I used Search the opposite way most performance marketers do - as a filter, not a funnel. High CPCs were welcomed because they discouraged casual interest. Keywords were scoped to brand, bridal-heritage, and bespoke intent only. Generic jewellery terms were blocked entirely.

The landing journey skipped the catalogue and went straight to consultation booking. The objective was fewer, more serious conversations - not more clicks. For a category where one closed bespoke piece can justify a full quarter of spend, the right five conversations beat fifty wrong ones.

The high click cost wasn't a leak. It was the qualification fee.

Execution

  • Keyword scope restricted to brand, bridal heritage, and bespoke - no generic jewellery terms
  • Negative-keyword list built around aspirational-but-non-buyer intent
  • Higher CPCs accepted as a deliberate filter - the click cost is the qualification fee
  • Landing experience routed to appointment booking, not product browsing
  • Offline conversion import fed real consult quality back into bidding
  • Search-term report reviewed weekly; anything generic immediately negated
Google Ads campaign overview - Sunita Shekhawat, Aug–Sep 2025.
Google Ads campaign overview - Sunita Shekhawat, Aug–Sep 2025.
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