Ultimate Web Designs Becomes Official Google Partners –Trusted Nationwide For Results-Driven Google Ads And SEO Services
Ultimate Web Designs is now officially recognised as a Google Partner, cementing our position as one of the best Google Ads agencies in New Zealand. From Auckland to Invercargill, our certified team helps Kiwi businesses grow online with strategic advertising, creative campaigns, and search engine optimisation.
Whether you're a start-up, SME, or large enterprise, we are your trusted digital partners delivering measurable results.
Why Choose Google Partners?
Google Partners are certified agencies that meet Google's rigorous requirements for performance, expertise, and client success. As official Google Partners, Ultimate Web Designs provides exclusive benefits, including:
Access to Google's beta tools, platform insights, and priority support
A fully certified team trained on the latest advertising strategies
Proven campaign performance across a wide range of industries
Data-driven optimisation to help reduce costs and maximise ROI
Full transparency, detailed reporting, and measurable growth
You can verify our Google Partners status directly in the official Google Partners directory.
Complete Google Ads Services
We specialise in all types of Google Ads campaigns to suit your business goals and target audience:
Search Ads – Appear instantly when potential customers are searching for what you offer
Display Ads – Increase brand visibility across millions of websites and apps
YouTube Ads (Video) – Engage your audience with powerful storytelling
Shopping Ads – Showcase your products directly in search results
Performance Max – Run across all Google channels using one smart campaign
App Campaigns – Drive more app installs and in-app activity
Remarketing Ads – Reconnect with past visitors to boost conversions
Trusted Google Ads Partners in Every NZ City
We proudly serve businesses throughout New Zealand. Work with local Google Ads experts in:
Google Ads Partners Wellington
Google Ads Partners Christchurch
Google Ads Partners Hamilton
Google Ads Partners Tauranga
Google Ads Partners Dunedin
Google Ads Partners Palmerston North
Google Ads Partners Napier-Hastings
Google Ads Partners Rotorua
Google Ads Partners New Plymouth
Google Ads Partners Whangārei
Google Ads Partners Invercargill
Google Ads Partners Nelson
Google Ads Partners Timaru
Google Ads Partners Gisborne
Google Ads Partners Whakatāne
Google Ads Partners Blenheim
Google Ads Partners Queenstown
Google Ads Partners Taupō
Google Ads Partners Masterton
No matter your location or industry, we create tailored campaigns to attract the right audience and drive results.
What to Look for in a Google Ads Agency
Not all agencies are equal. When choosing Google Partners, make sure they:
Are Google-certified and listed in the official directory
Deliver real, trackable campaign performance
Offer local NZ knowledge and tailored strategies
Provide transparent reporting and regular insights
Integrate complementary services like SEO and web design
Ultimate Web Designs offers all this—and more—with personal service and clear results.
SEO Services That Work Hand-in-Hand with Google Ads
Google Ads bring fast traffic. SEO brings long-term visibility. When used together, they create a powerful digital strategy.
Our SEO services are designed to boost your rankings, build trust, and drive organic traffic that converts. We offer:
We provide SEO services across all major regions:
SEO Auckland
SEO Wellington
SEO Christchurch
SEO Hamilton
SEO Tauranga
SEO Dunedin
SEO Palmerston North
SEO Napier-Hastings
SEO Rotorua
SEO New Plymouth
SEO Whangārei
SEO Invercargill
SEO Nelson
SEO Timaru
SEO Gisborne
SEO Whakatāne
SEO Blenheim
SEO Queenstown
SEO Taupō
SEO Masterton
By combining SEO with Google Ads, you capture attention in both paid and organic results—giving your business a competitive edge online.
About Ultimate Web Designs
Ultimate Web Designs is a full-service digital agency with offices in Auckland and Christchurch, supporting businesses across New Zealand. Our services include Google Ads, SEO, website development, digital strategy, marketing automation, and eCommerce. We're proud to help businesses grow smarter, faster, and more sustainably.
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