01

Google and Meta capture different moments

Google Search responds to expressed demand such as a project, location or configuration query. Meta can introduce a project to people who fit a plausible audience but are not actively searching at that moment.

The channels should not be judged by identical click or lead benchmarks. Search intent, visual discovery and remarketing each influence a different part of property consideration.

  • Google for active search demand
  • Meta for discovery and message testing
  • Both channels for informed remarketing
02

Choose the channel from the project problem

A known project with strong search demand may justify greater Google investment. A new launch or unfamiliar micro-market may need Meta creative to explain why the location and product deserve attention.

Inventory, ticket size, catchment and sales capacity should influence the mix. A channel is not automatically suitable because it produced inexpensive leads for another development.

  • Project awareness and search volume
  • Buyer catchment and configuration
  • Creative assets and sales readiness
03

Design connected campaign journeys

Search ads should match specific queries to relevant project information. Meta creative should continue into a page or form that preserves the same location, configuration and value context.

Cross-channel remarketing can reinforce proof, plans and visit reasons, but frequency and consent should be controlled. Avoid repeatedly showing urgent sales messages to poorly qualified audiences.

  • Message-matched landing pages
  • Platform-appropriate creative
  • Sequenced remarketing and exclusions
04

Compare qualified outcomes, not vanity metrics

Report reach, clicks and CPL as diagnostics, then compare reachable leads, project fit, appointments and attended visits. This reveals whether one channel creates volume while another creates stronger intent.

Use CRM or structured sales feedback to identify assisted journeys. Buyers may discover on Meta and later search on Google, so last-click reporting can understate the first interaction.

  • Qualified enquiry rate by channel
  • Appointment and site-visit progression
  • Assisted and cross-channel learning
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