They sell a click dump.You get a session plan.
You are losing a tough query to a domain a few spots up. NavBoosted sizes a 90-day mix to that CTR gap, including a compare hop through the rival, from the ZIP you serve.
150 trial credits. They do not expire.
- 150 trial credits
- ZIP 1.8× · city 1.4×
- Compare on page 1
- Daily cap from the gap
- 90-day horizon
- Credits do not expire
The plan for a keyword you should be winning
Query, location, mix, horizon. Daily volume from the CTR gap, not a click count.
Compare through the domain that is beating you.
Google does not treat every click the same. A last-longest stay, a hop through the rival, and a short miss are different events. Close-the-gap defaults to 80 / 10 / 10. The worker gets the outcome and dwell on each job.
Satisfy (~80%)
Land, stay, open a second page. Mean dwell starts at 180 seconds.
Compare (~10%)
Open the domain that is ahead, then yours. On when you are already on page 1.
Soft miss (~10%)
A short stay. Real click streams are not 100% satisfied.
Close the gap
Page 1, not the top. Size to the CTR gap.
Session mix
- Satisfy
- 80%
- Compare
- 10%
- Soft miss
- 10%
Compare opens the domain that is ahead, then yours.
150 trial credits. Size the gap first.
Cap to the CTR gap. Spread it.
The planner looks at position, expected CTR, and volume, then recommends a daily session cap. New pages get 180 days. Climb and close-the-gap default to 90. We do not sell a first-week spike.
Situation, not a guess
New page, climb, close the gap, or maintain. Each has its own mix and floor.
Slow ramp is the default
21–35 day ramps. Natural-growth jitter for maintain. Hide the spike.
Hours that match the market
Active hours in the target timezone. Local campaigns lean mobile.
Horizon
90 days. 21-day ramp. No first-week spike.
Extra volume above the gap is mostly wasted.
ZIP, not a city dump.
Most click shops pick a country and call it geo. NavBoosted can source from a city (1.4×) or a ZIP (1.8×). Local queries get mobile-heavy sessions. National queries stay desktop-weighted.
ZIP when the pack is local
Same query, different block. Residential IPs from the ZIP you named.
One location profile per campaign
A dentist in 33101 is not a dentist in 33139. Do not blend them.
You pay for precision, not dwell
Credits scale with geo and mix. Long dwell is not a 2× surcharge.
Geo
Country, city, or ZIP. One location per campaign.
Long dwell is not a 2× surcharge.
Size the plan for that keyword
Position and volume in. Situation, mix, daily cap, and prepaid credits out.
Session plan
The daily cap comes from the CTR gap, not a click target you type in.
Close the gap
Page 1 but not the top. Size sessions to the CTR gap and hold.
- Mix
- 80 / 10 / 10
- Daily cap
- 3
- Horizon
- 90 days
- Credits per session
- 2
- 90-day credits
- 540
Prepaid pack
Pro
2,000 prepaid credits.
$149
Credits do not expire. 30-day money-back if the campaign did not deliver.
Daily sessions come from rank and the CTR curve, then you prepay the horizon. Extra volume above the gap is mostly wasted.
Prepaid credits, sized to the gap
Trial is 150 credits. Credits do not expire. ZIP is 1.8×, so 400 credits is not 400 sessions.
Starter
One site, country geo, 90-day plans
400 prepaid credits
- 400 prepaid credits
- CTR-gap planner
- 90-day default horizon
- Country targeting
- 1 active campaign
Pro
ZIP, mix, and more than one campaign
2,000 prepaid credits
- 2,000 prepaid credits
- City and ZIP sourcing
- Session mix + compare
- 90-day plans + maintenance
- 10 active campaigns
Agency
Several clients, same planner math
8,000 prepaid credits
- 8,000 prepaid credits
- City and ZIP sourcing
- Session mix + compare
- 90-day plans + maintenance
- 50 active campaigns
Need more than 8,000 credits? Contact us.
Before you start a plan
Google decides the rank. We size the sessions.
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Plan the keyword you are losing
150 trial credits. Query, ZIP, mix, horizon. Then a daily cap, not a dump.
Credits do not expire. 30-day money-back if the campaign did not deliver.