B2B & Professional Services

Google Ads for Logistics & Freight Companies

In logistics, ads easily attract calls from drivers looking for work and from people who need a couch moved. We focus campaigns on shippers and on the routes that actually pay off for you.

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What customers search for

The searches that will find you

We group searches by intent: high-intent queries go into separate campaigns with higher bids, informational ones become negative keywords or content.

  • freight transportation across ukraine
  • groupage freight shipping
  • international freight from poland
  • cargo shipping from china
  • sea container shipping
  • refrigerated freight transport
  • book a 20 ton truck
  • customs broker kyiv
  • outsourced warehouse logistics
  • freight forwarding company ukraine
Niche specifics

Why ads for Logistics & Freight Companies can’t follow a template

01

Drivers and logisticians looking for jobs

“International truck driver jobs”, “logistics coordinator vacancy” and “logistics courses” overlap with your keywords. Without negative keywords, a large share of the budget goes to job seekers, and managers waste time on irrelevant calls.

02

Private moves instead of B2B

Searches like “cargo taxi”, “move furniture” or “apartment move” are a different product with a different value. If you work with businesses, we exclude them; if you have a separate service for this, we move it into its own campaign with its own budget.

03

Routes have different value

A one-off pallet delivery and a regular contract with a manufacturer differ dramatically in profit. We send statuses and amounts from your CRM to Google Ads so bidding favors high-margin routes and cargo types.

04

The market changes fast

Border queues and changes to routes and customs rules affect demand every week. We keep the campaign structure organized by route, so we can quickly turn on, pause or reallocate budget without relaunching the whole account.

Sample ad

Here’s what your ad could look like

This is just one variation. In a responsive search ad, we write up to 15 headlines and 4 descriptions, and Google assembles the best combination for each search.

  • The search keyword appears in the first headline
  • A concrete benefit and offer instead of generic claims
  • A call to action that matches the goal: call, booking, directions
  • Sitelinks lead to relevant pages

Ad descriptions

EU-to-Ukraine delivery with customs clearance. Cargo tracking at every stage.

A dedicated coordinator handles your load from pickup to warehouse. Cargo insurance.

Analytics

What we count as a result

Automated bid strategies learn from the data we feed them. That’s why we only count actions that lead to sales.

  • Shipping quote request
  • Call to a logistics manager
  • Messenger message
  • Confirmed shipment (CRM status)
  • Regular freight contract with value

Demand seasonality

Demand follows your clients' seasons: harvest, construction season, retail stock-ups before the holidays. Lead volume is also affected by the situation at the borders and by route changes, so we reallocate budget between routes promptly rather than once a month.

Launch plan

The first 60 days, step by step

  1. 01

    Routes and margin

    We identify priority routes, cargo types and services with the best margin, as well as routes that aren't worth advertising.

  2. 02

    Tracking and CRM

    We set up a quote form, call tracking, enhanced conversions and sending shipment and contract statuses from your CRM to Google Ads.

  3. 03

    Launch with a noise filter

    We start with route-based Search campaigns and a full negative keyword list against driver and logistician jobs, home moves and educational queries.

  4. 04

    Value-based optimization

    Once contract data builds up, we move bidding to conversion value and add Performance Max and remarketing for repeat orders.

Launchfrom ₴10,000
Managementfrom ₴12,000/mo
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FAQ

Common questions about ads for Logistics & Freight Companies

Answers to the questions business owners ask most often before launch.

How do we avoid calls from drivers looking for work?

We add negative keywords and phrases like “driver jobs”, “vacancy”, “salary” and “logistics courses”, and regularly expand the list based on real search terms. Ad copy speaks directly to shippers, and the website keeps client and careers sections separate.

Should we advertise every route at once?

No. It's better to start with the routes and services where you have the best terms and margin, and give each one its own campaign. That way you see what a lead costs for each route and can easily reallocate budget when the market shifts.

How do we measure performance if one lead can become an annual contract?

We link leads to your CRM and send Google Ads not just the fact of a deal but its value. A regular contract gets a higher value than a one-off shipment, and the Maximize conversion value strategy gradually shifts budget toward profitable clients.

Does Google Ads work for international freight?

Yes, especially for companies that import or export goods. We set up campaigns in Ukrainian and, if needed, in the languages of the origin countries, taking into account where cargo ships from and to. We update ad copy promptly when routes or border crossing conditions change.

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We’ll review your advertising for free

Leave your contact — a specialist will review your ads or website and prepare a short breakdown with concrete next steps. No obligations, no hard selling.

  1. 01 A short call or chat We clarify your niche, goals and what you’ve already tried.
  2. 02 Ads and website review We check the account (read-only access), tracking and landing pages.
  3. 03 Action plan You get a list of issues and priorities — even if you don’t work with us.

We reply within 1 business day

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