Paid Search
Branded and non-branded Search to capture buyer intent. Local Inventory Ads (LIA) plumbed into stock feeds so shoppers see what their nearest store actually has.
Find out more →Google Ads, Local Inventory Ads, local SEO, analytics and retention, run as one programme. Campaigns connect every paid click to the in-store basket it actually produced.



DIY shoppers query by job, by tool, by material, by store. Google Search and Local Inventory Ads carry the intent. Local SEO carries the footfall. Most retailers cannot connect a paid click to the in-store basket it produced, and so the bidding is half-blind. The chains that win are the ones who close that loop.
Every service runs standalone, and many clients hire us for a single specialism. Our biggest gains land when we manage the full stack: acquisition, measurement and retention learn from each other. For DIY, paid search and local SEO lead the deck.
Branded and non-branded Search to capture buyer intent. Local Inventory Ads (LIA) plumbed into stock feeds so shoppers see what their nearest store actually has.
Find out more →Google Business Profile optimisation across every store, local pack visibility and structured data so each location ranks for its catchment.
Find out more →Merchant Centre feed hygiene, custom-label taxonomies by margin and stock, PMax asset groups by category, Search underneath to defend the cheapest conversions.
Find out more →Server-side tracking with Conversions API, store-visit conversions and offline import wired in so paid clicks connect to in-store baskets.
Find out more →Multi-store retail websites built around the stock feed and store locator, not a templated theme. Mobile speed and clarity convert browsers into baskets.
Find out more →Funnel, store-locator and PDP experiments based on session recordings and heatmaps. Mobile speed and stock-level clarity tested before any media scaling.
Find out more →Project-based and replenishment lifecycle flows. Repeat baskets and trade accounts carry the highest margin in DIY, most retailers under-build this.
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Practice-level results delivered in partnership with our agency partner Marketise Me. Anonymised UK case studies represent recent BYLT engagements; specific client names withheld at client request.
See all case studies →Tracking, paid, organic, GBP, inventory feed and PoS-attribution review across Meta, Google, GA4 and the EPOS.
Basket-led CAC targets, channel mix per store and category, local SEO architecture and a written creative roadmap.
Campaign rebuild, server-side tracking, LIA setup, GBP optimisation, lifecycle email and creative sprint.
Weekly creative refresh, monthly basket-attribution reporting and quarterly strategy reviews.
DIY retailers do not need another channel specialist. They need one partner who runs acquisition, local visibility and basket measurement as one system. Every client works with our co-founders directly.
Paid, local SEO, lifecycle and measurement run as one programme so bidding learns from real basket value, not platform-reported clicks.
Server-side tracking, store-visit conversions and offline imports so every paid pound is judged on the in-store basket it produced.
Independent stores to multi-site DIY chains. UK and EU. With or without an in-house team.

“DIY chains that cannot connect a paid click to the in-store basket are bidding half-blind. The basket is the only conversion that pays the rent.”

“Local Inventory Ads and Google Business Profile are the second-largest paid universe for multi-store retail, and the most underinvested by far.”
Six questions we answer on almost every discovery call.
Google Search and Shopping for intent. Local Inventory Ads to surface in-store stock. Local SEO for footfall. Lifecycle email for repeat baskets and trade accounts.
Yes. We wire offline conversion imports and store-visit conversions back into Google and Meta so paid clicks connect to in-store baskets.
Yes. GBP optimisation across every location, local pack tracking per catchment, and structured data so each store ranks for its area.
Tracking and local-SEO foundations take 4 to 8 weeks. Footfall and basket gains follow in the first quarter and compound through months 2 and 3.
DIY retailers spending from £10,000 per month in combined ad spend and fees. Management fee is fixed, not a percentage of media spend.
Both. Single independents through to multi-site chains. The methodology scales, only the playbook depth and budget change.
Tell us about your DIY business. We will show you where basket attribution is leaking and where your full-stack opportunity is largest.