Baseline
Audit accounts, tracking and funnel data to establish what can be measured today and what needs defining.
Rapid North runs paid media for B2B SaaS across Google Ads, LinkedIn, Meta and retargeting, and connects every campaign to landing pages, qualification and attribution so spend becomes signal.
THE RAPID NORTH APPROACH
A campaign is never a channel in isolation. Its landing page, qualification, sales handoff and measurement decide whether spend becomes pipeline or noise.
Most SaaS PPC problems are not bidding problems. They sit in the offer, the landing page, the audience or the CRM. Our paid media work covers the whole path.
High-intent search, competitor and category campaigns, structured around the queries that turn into demos and trials.
Account and role targeting, thought-leadership and conversion campaigns aimed at the buying committee.
Prospecting and retargeting on the platforms where your ICP actually spends attention.
Pages written and tested for each campaign, so the promise in the ad is the promise on the page.
Opportunities and revenue fed back into ad platforms, so algorithms learn from pipeline instead of form fills.
A steady cadence of new angles, proof points and formats, judged on qualified conversions.
How we work
We use your baseline to decide where budget can create learning, and where the conversion path must be fixed before more spend makes sense.
Audit accounts, tracking and funnel data to establish what can be measured today and what needs defining.
Align audience, message, offer, landing page and proof around one specific buyer decision.
Test creative, targeting and page assumptions against qualified signals, not click-through rate.
Use CRM and sales feedback to decide what to scale, refine or stop, and reallocate budget weekly.
Paid spend only counts when it moves a buyer toward a revenue conversation.
What we measure
We report on the numbers that connect spend to revenue, alongside platform metrics.

Senior context, applied
The working rhythm combines customer context, the practical limits of the funnel, and the next decision the team needs to make. It creates a useful brief for execution instead of another isolated activity plan.
See the engagement modelWhen it fits
We use the available evidence to decide whether this service is the right next move and what it must connect to.
Connected, not isolated
A service page should help you make the next decision, not make every problem sound like the same channel problem. These are the next places to go when you need the surrounding context.
A SaaS PPC agency plans, runs and optimises paid campaigns on platforms such as Google Ads and LinkedIn for software companies. A good one also owns landing pages, conversion tracking and the feedback loop from CRM data, because that is where most SaaS paid budgets are won or lost.
Google Ads usually captures the highest-intent demand, LinkedIn reaches specific roles and accounts, and Meta, Reddit and YouTube work well for retargeting and category education. The right mix depends on your ACV, sales cycle and how well your buyers are already searching for the category.
There is no single number. We size budgets from your target CAC, average contract value and payback goal, then start with enough spend to produce statistically useful learning before scaling.
Yes. Message match between the ad and the page is one of the biggest levers in SaaS paid media, so landing page writing and testing is part of the engagement.
We connect ad platforms to your CRM so we can report cost per qualified opportunity, pipeline per paid dollar and CAC payback, not just cost per lead.