Get found by the customers around the corner.
Rrawa Hill is a small Perth practice that gets local businesses in front of nearby customers — Google Ads built for local searches, a Maps listing that works, and reporting in the numbers you care about: calls, directions, orders.
Email us about your business moustafa.elzeftawy@rrawahill.com.auThe whole job in one picture: when someone nearby searches, your business is the one they see first.
Four things, done properly.
Google Ads for local intent
Search campaigns built around what nearby customers actually type — "near me", suburb names, delivery, halal. Tight radius, tight budget, scheduled to your busy hours. No wasted clicks from people who were never coming in.
Google Business Profile & Maps
Categories, photos, hours, posts and review growth. Most local customers never look past the map results — we make sure yours pulls its weight.
Content that sells the product
Photography-first posts and offers for the channels your customers actually use. The product is the hero; we just make it look the way it tastes.
Reporting you can read
Calls, direction requests and orders per day — not impressions. One page a month, weekly during a launch, in plain language.
A Perth takeaway went from around 35 to around 51 orders a day in the first ten days of a Google Ads launch — on a $10-a-day budget, measured straight from the till, not from ad-platform vanity metrics.
One client, real point-of-sale numbers. We'd rather show one true figure than a wall of logos.
A launch, then a rhythm.
Audit
Where you show up today — your listing, your reviews, what people search, what your competitors rank for. You get the findings whether or not we go further.
Setup
A fixed-fee launch: campaigns built, listing fixed, tracking wired to calls and directions so we can tell what's working from day one.
Run
Month-to-month management — no lock-in contracts. We tune weekly while ads spend. Your ad budget goes straight to Google, never marked up through us.
Report
Plain numbers, monthly: what was spent, what it brought in, what we're changing next. If something isn't working, the report says so.