Do you run Google Ads or Meta Ads?

Not as a public offer right now. This page is for landing page readiness before paid traffic. If PruneQ adds campaign work later, it will be priced and described as a separate service.

Can this improve my Google Ads Quality Score?

Google Ads uses landing page experience as one part of its Quality Score diagnostics. We can improve the parts we control: relevance, usefulness, mobile usability, navigation, and clarity. We do not control Google's score and we do not promise it will move.

Do I need one page for every keyword?

No. A page should match a real offer and a real buyer intent. Creating thin pages for every small keyword variation is not the move.

What is the first step?

Start with the free scan. If the page needs cleanup before ad traffic, the usual next step is the Website Cleanup, list price $750 with a fixed quote of $500 to $1,000 by site size. If the page is part of a bigger problem, a website build may be the better spend, and we will say so.

Ads readiness: landing page cleanup before paid traffic

Make the page worth sending ads to.

Before you pay for clicks, the page should match the promise, explain the offer, build trust, and make the next step obvious. PruneQ cleans up that page so your first ads have a fair test.

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This is page readiness, not campaign management. No ad spend is handled by PruneQ.

Ad match check

What a click should see

Ready

Ad promise

The offer the ad makes

Page headline

The same problem, the same buyer, the same offer

Next step

One clear action instead of five competing buttons

Measurement

UTM plan, GA4 check, and a clean intake path

Before paid traffic

A paid click should land on a page that keeps the promise.

Message match

The page should repeat the promise from the ad in plain language. If the ad sells one thing, the page should not wander into ten other services.

One next step

Paid traffic gets expensive when the page asks people to read everything and choose their own path. The page needs one main action and a simple backup route.

Trust above the fold

A paid click is colder than a referral. The page needs proof, clear pricing, contact details, and honest limits where a buyer can find them quickly.

Mobile and speed sanity

Most ad traffic will see the page on a smaller screen. Text, buttons, form paths, and load behavior need to hold up there first.

Tracking basics

A page is not ready for ads if you cannot tell which source brought the lead. UTM discipline, GA4, and the intake path matter before spend starts.

No thin doorway pages

Each landing page should have useful original content. The goal is relevance, not a stack of near-duplicate pages made only for keywords.

What PruneQ changes

Clean the destination before buying the traffic.

Ads are only a fair test when the page is ready. PruneQ focuses on the destination: the headline, offer, proof, form path, mobile experience, and measurement basics.

Tighten the headline so it matches the ad angle
Remove vague copy that slows down the buyer
Put the offer, price, fit, and next step where people can find them
Add proof and trust details without fake claims
Check the form path and fallback contact path
Review mobile layout, tap targets, and basic page experience
Add or clean up structured data where it clarifies the service
Set a simple UTM and measurement plan before the first campaign

Best fit

Consultants, experts, service businesses, and small businesses that plan to send paid traffic to a page soon and want the destination cleaned up first.

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What this is not

No ad spend handled by PruneQ
No Google Ads or Meta campaign management sold on this page
No promise that ads will be profitable
No promise of cheaper clicks, leads, or Quality Score movement
No fake urgency, fake testimonials, or hidden claims
No AI Overview or AI Mode placement promise

Pricing

Check the page before you spend on traffic.

Free page scan

A quick review of whether the page is clear enough to send paid traffic to.

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Website Cleanup

$750

The main cleanup for an existing site. The same work supports search, AI-assisted discovery, and future paid traffic because the page gets clearer.

Normally $750. The final fixed quote is $500 to $1,000 by site size before payment.

Start the cleanup

If a future campaign needs a dedicated landing page, the ad and page should be planned together so the promise stays consistent. If the page is part of a bigger problem, a new website build may be the better spend. See all options on the pricing page.

Straight answers

Do you run Google Ads or Meta Ads?: Not as a public offer right now. This page is for landing page readiness before paid traffic. If PruneQ adds campaign work later, it will be priced and described as a separate service.
Why fix the page before ads?: Paid clicks expose weak pages quickly. If the page does not match the ad, explain the offer, build trust, and make the next step obvious, the campaign can waste money before the ads have a fair test.
Can this improve my Google Ads Quality Score?: Google Ads uses landing page experience as one part of its Quality Score diagnostics. We can improve the parts we control: relevance, usefulness, mobile usability, navigation, and clarity. We do not control Google's score and we do not promise it will move.
Do I need one page for every keyword?: No. A page should match a real offer and a real buyer intent. Creating thin pages for every small keyword variation is not the move.
What is the first step?: Start with the free scan. If the page needs cleanup before ad traffic, the usual next step is the Website Cleanup, list price $750 with a fixed quote of $500 to $1,000 by site size. If the page is part of a bigger problem, a website build may be the better spend, and we will say so.

Before you buy clicks, check the page.

Send the page through the free scan. If cleanup makes sense, you get a clear next step and a fixed price.

Get a free page scan