Google Ads for auto transport, delivery, and moving companies that keeps the dispatch board full.

Yes. Auto shipping is a quote-driven, high-intent search category. Our published auto transport account generated over 9,400 transport leads on Google Search using route-specific campaigns, open versus enclosed carrier segmentation, and call-first ad formats. The work is keeping brokers, job seekers, and freight queries out of the search terms every day.

Local moves, long-distance moves, and specialty services get separate campaigns because the intent, competition, and average job value are different. Local campaigns target neighborhoods and the immediate metro; long-distance campaigns target origin-destination corridors and relocation intent. Both run call tracking so we can see which searches book.

Yes. Same-day courier, medical courier, and route delivery searches come from businesses that need a vendor this week. We split B2B service-type campaigns from consumer delivery queries and negate consumer and job-seeker traffic. Our published courier account generated over 23,000 leads that way.

It varies by segment, and we only publish what the accounts report. Our auto transport case study shows a $20 average cost per lead; our Boston moving case study shows under $2 per lead in a dense local market. Your number depends on market, service type, and how aggressively the search terms are cleaned.

Yes. Local Services Ads are available for moving companies in most US markets and place a Google Screened badge above the search results. We run LSAs alongside Search campaigns and compare cost per booked move across both.