Google Ads Assets (Ad Extensions)
What asset setup includes
Links and callouts
- Sitelinks
We add links to the sections people need: prices, services, reviews, contacts. People go straight where they want instead of searching the site.
- Callouts
Short phrases like “Free visit”, “2-year guarantee”, “Open 7 days”. They add benefits that did not fit into the headline.
- Structured snippets
A list of services, brands or areas in one line. People see the range before they click.
Result: a bigger, more useful ad.
Phone and address
- Phone number
We add a number people can call straight from the ad. On phones this is the shortest path to an enquiry.
- Call tracking
Calls from the ad are counted as conversions, so you can see how many enquiries the phone brings. Short accidental calls can be left out.
- Address
We link the account to your Google Business Profile, and the address appears under the ad and on maps. People see you are close.
Result: easier to contact you.
Logo and name
- Business name
We specify the business name shown next to the ad. It adds trust, especially if the brand is already known.
- Logo
We upload the logo in the right format. It appears next to the ad and makes it stand out among text-only neighbours.
- Google review
The name and logo are checked against the site. We prepare them so the review passes without rejection.
Result: an ad people recognise and remember.
An ad with assets or without
Assets do not change the cost per click, but they greatly change how the ad looks in results and how many people click it.
| Without assets | With assets | |
|---|---|---|
| Size in results | Three or four lines of text | Noticeably more space on screen |
| Ways to get in touch | Only a click to the site | Click, call, address, the right section |
| Trust | A plain text ad | Logo, name and benefits alongside |
| Cost | Pay per click | The same pay per click, assets are free |
When assets are needed
Your ad gets lost among competitors
If competitors have ads with links, phone and logo while yours is text only, your ad looks smaller and plainer. People click where there is more information.
Assets level the field: the ad becomes bigger, and extra links and benefits give more reasons to click.
What we add first
- Sitelinks
- Callouts with benefits
- A phone number
- Logo and business name
Customers prefer to call
In many services people want to talk straight away rather than fill in a form. If there is no number in the ad, they have to go to the site and look for it.
A number in the ad lets people call with one tap. Calls are counted as conversions, so you can see their contribution and optimise the ads.
What we set up
- A number in the ad
- A schedule for showing the number
- Calls counted as conversions
- A minimum call length
You have an office or venue
For a local business, the address in the ad is a strong argument. People see at once that you are close and can get directions.
We link Google Ads to your Business Profile, and the address shows in ads and on maps. This is especially useful for searches on a phone.
What it gives you
- The address under the ad
- Display on Google Maps
- Directions in one tap
- More trust in the company
You have many services or sections
One ad cannot hold everything you do. People search for one service and do not know you also offer related ones.
Sitelinks and structured snippets show other services and sections. People go straight to what interests them.
How we use them
- Links to key services
- A link to prices
- A list of services in one line
- A link to reviews or case studies
You have a promotion or discount
A promotion in a separate asset stands out and draws attention without taking space in the main ad text.
We add a promotion asset with an end date. When the promotion ends, it switches off by itself, with no risk of showing an outdated offer.
What we specify
- The discount or gift
- The end date
- A link to the promotion page
- Terms in the page text
How we set up assets
Six steps: from choosing assets for your niche to checking which of them bring enquiries.
Selection
We choose assets that suit your niche and goals.
Links and texts
We write sitelinks, callouts and descriptions.
Contacts
We add the phone number and link the Business Profile for the address.
Brand
We upload the logo and specify the business name.
Tracking
We set up tracking of calls and asset clicks.
Report
After 2–3 weeks we see which assets perform better.
Who it is for
What you get
You get ads that take up more space in results and give people several ways to reach you at once: go to the right section, call or get directions. Benefits are visible before the click, the logo and name add trust, and call tracking shows how many enquiries the phone brings.
What to know before you start
Let’s make your ad stand out from competitors
Asset setup is included in campaign setup and launch together with ad copywriting and images. The consultation is free: first we look at your ads and competitors, then we name the price and timeline.
All Google Ads servicesFrequently asked questions about ad assets
- Do assets cost extra?
No. Assets are free; you still pay only per click. A click on a sitelink costs the same as a click on the headline.
- Are assets always shown?
No. Google decides which assets to show depending on position, device and query. That is why they should be filled in with room to spare.
- How many sitelinks should I add?
At least four, preferably six to eight. Then Google has a choice, and the ad is shown in its expanded form more often.
- Can calls from the ad be tracked?
Yes. Calls to the number in the ad are counted as conversions so you can see their contribution to enquiries.
- How do I add an address to the ad?
By linking Google Ads to your Google Business Profile. The address is pulled in automatically and shown both in ads and on maps.
- Why is my logo not showing?
The logo and name are reviewed by Google and are not always shown. We prepare them to the requirements and monitor the review status.
- Do assets need updating?
Yes, when services, prices, promotions or contacts change. Outdated links and benefits lower trust and waste clicks.