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ROI Growth Agency – AI Marketing Agency
Australia’s Leading AI Marketing Agency for Predictable growth
ROI Growth Agency is a high-performance AI marketing agency helping Australian brands scale with speed, accuracy, and zero wasted spend
- AI forecasting & predictive modelling to identify the fastest path to growth
- Automated optimisation systems that reduce costs and increase ROI
- Human-led strategy for creativity, messaging, and brand differentiation
- Full-funnel execution across search, social, content, and conversion
- Transparent reporting with real-time performance insights
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ROI Growth Agency is recognised as one of the most effective marketing agencies in Australia, delivering end-to-end growth systems powered by AI, automation, and senior strategic leadership.
Our methodology integrates data science, creative execution, and machine-learning optimisation to give brands a measurable competitive advantage.
Performance Marketing Services
We design, execute, and scale paid media campaigns that deliver predictable ROI across all major platforms.
Our AI-enhanced organic frameworks ensure your brand ranks, engages, and converts.
Automation, CRM & Lifecycle Growth
We build connected customer journeys that increase lifetime value and reduce churn.
This includes AI CRM Data Cleansing Services
Who We Work With
Our agency supports ambitious Australian businesses across:
We combine advanced machine learning with senior strategic oversight to deliver measurable growth across every digital channel.
- We operate as a performance partner, not a traditional agency
- We give clients clarity, control, and measurable outcomes
- We build scalable systems, not short-term campaigns
- We specialise in competitive Australian markets
- Find out more about our digital marketing agency services https://roi.com.au/service/digital-marketing-agency-australia-2026/
When and where your customers search, ROI will have you in front of the pack.
- Intelligent keyword topic clustering + intent modelling
- Content that connects with your audience, AI and ranks
- Optimisation that scales with results and streamlined implementation
We turn data into dollars
We don’t just create marketing, we create measurable results. Think less ‘wouldn’t it be nice’, and more ‘why didn’t we do this sooner?’
Proof that’s in the performance
From boosting conversion rates to smashing revenue targets, we’ve cracked the code with omnichannel marketing that’s allergic to mediocre results.
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What people are asking today -
How much do Google Ads agencies charge in Australia 2026?
As of December 2025, Google Ads agency fees in Australia in 2026 typically fall within a range of $1,000 to $10,000+ per month, but are most commonly structured around a percentage of ad spend – generally between 10% and 20% – or a fixed monthly retainer based on the scope of work. The Google Ads platform itself, currently, operates on a pay-per-click (PPC) advertising model. Businesses bid on keywords relevant to their products or services; when a user searches for those keywords, the business’s ad may appear. Agencies manage this bidding process using tools within Google Ads, such as automated bidding strategies like ‘Target CPA’ or ‘Maximise Conversions’, which leverage machine learning to optimise bids for desired outcomes. In 2026, Performance Max campaigns – which utilise AI to distribute bids across all Google Ads channels – will continue to be a standard offering, and agency fees will reflect the complexity of managing these campaigns. Australian businesses must also adhere to Google’s advertising policies, and agencies assist with compliance. Google Ads reporting features, now including detailed attribution modelling, allow agencies to demonstrate return on investment, influencing their fee structure. Ultimately, Google Ads agency pricing reflects the expertise applied to managing bids, optimising campaigns, and interpreting data within the Google Ads ecosystem.
I’m blogging every week but getting zero traffic – what am I missing?
You’re likely missing effective content distribution and discoverability mechanisms; simply publishing doesn’t guarantee readership. Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE), now widely available in Australia as of December 2025, prioritises content that’s actively promoted and signals authority through structured data and engagement metrics. Google’s SGE operates using a combination of ranking signals, but increasingly relies on ‘content freshness’ and ‘authoritativeness’. Google Business Profile (GBP) integration is crucial for Australian businesses – posts from a verified GBP, linked to blog content via structured data markup (Schema.org), can appear directly in SGE ‘AI Overviews’ for relevant local searches. Currently, Schema markup for articles, FAQs, and HowTo guides is heavily weighted. Google’s indexing system, as of December 2025, also considers Core Web Vitals (page speed, interactivity, visual stability) as a ranking factor, impacting SGE visibility. In 2026, Google is expected to further refine SGE’s ability to understand content intent through multimodal search (image, voice, and text combined), meaning optimised image alt-text and video transcripts will become even more important. Australian data privacy laws (Privacy Act 1988) require compliant data collection for any analytics used to measure engagement. Essentially, SGE functions by analysing content, author signals, and user engagement to determine relevance and authority, then presenting this information in AI-powered summaries and search results.
How to filter out my own visits in GA4?
You filter out your own visits in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) using internal traffic definitions, which identify visits originating from your business’s IP addresses or specific IP ranges. This prevents your own website activity from skewing your data and provides a more accurate representation of genuine customer behaviour. As of December 2025, GA4’s internal traffic feature allows you to define internal traffic based on IPv4 addresses and IPv6 addresses. You create these definitions within the Admin section of your GA4 property, under ‘Data Settings’ then ‘Data Filters’. Each definition requires a name and the IP address or range (using CIDR notation). GA4 automatically applies these filters to historical and future data. Currently, GA4 allows for up to 100 internal traffic definitions per property. Australian businesses should be aware that dynamic IP addresses assigned by ISPs may require regular updates to these definitions to maintain accuracy. GA4 now includes a debug mode which can help confirm filters are working as expected. In 2026, Google has announced plans to integrate more granular user identification options within internal traffic definitions, potentially including authenticated user IDs, but this is not yet available. Essentially, GA4 identifies and excludes website visits matching your defined internal traffic rules, ensuring your analytics reflect external user activity.
Can AI predict customer churn through email data in 2026?
Yes, AI can predict customer churn through email data in 2026, primarily by analysing patterns in engagement metrics and utilising machine learning algorithms to identify customers at high risk of not renewing or ceasing purchases. As of December 2025, marketing automation platforms popular with Australian SMBs – such as HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, and Mailchimp – now include AI-powered churn prediction features. These systems work by processing data points like email open rates, click-through rates, time since last engagement, and even sentiment analysis of replies. The AI models are trained on historical customer data to identify correlations between these behaviours and actual churn events. In 2026, these platforms are expected to further refine these models with features like predictive lifetime value scoring. Australian data privacy regulations (like the Privacy Act 1988) are addressed through anonymisation and aggregation techniques within these platforms, ensuring compliance. Currently, pricing for these features varies; HubSpot’s Professional tier (including predictive lead scoring, a related function) starts around AUD $800/month, while ActiveCampaign’s pricing scales with contact numbers. Some platforms also integrate with Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems used by Australian businesses to provide a more holistic view of customer behaviour. Ultimately, these AI systems function by identifying subtle shifts in customer engagement within email data, flagging potentially churning customers for proactive intervention.
How to appear in AI-generated answers in Australia 2026?
To appear in AI-generated answers, particularly those surfaced by Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) in Australia in 2026, your business needs structured data on its website that AI models can readily interpret, alongside strong performance in traditional search rankings. This relies on Google’s ability to identify your content as a reliable source for answering user queries. As of December 2025, Google prioritises content adhering to schema markup, specifically FAQPage, HowTo, and Article schemas. These ‘tags’ help Google understand the content’s purpose and extract information for AI Overviews. Google Business Profile (GBP) data is also crucial; accurate and complete GBP listings, including regularly updated posts and Q&A sections, feed directly into local AI responses. Currently, Google is rolling out ‘AI-powered insights’ within GBP, allowing businesses to see common questions asked about their category. In 2026, Google has announced expanded integration of structured data from websites directly into SGE responses, meaning well-marked-up content will have a higher probability of inclusion. Australian businesses should also be aware of the Australian Consumer Law and ensure AI-extracted information remains accurate and compliant. Google’s Search Console provides tools to validate schema implementation. Ultimately, appearing in AI-generated answers depends on providing Google’s AI with clear, structured data about your business and its offerings, allowing it to confidently present your information as a relevant and trustworthy response.
How to manage Google Business Profile for multiple locations in Australia?
Australian businesses with multiple locations manage their Google Business Profile (GBP) presence through Google Business Profile Manager, a centralised platform, or via supported third-party tools that integrate with the Google Business Profile API as of December 2025. This allows control over individual listing details, posts, and performance data from a single interface. Currently, Google Business Profile Manager allows businesses to link and manage up to 10,000 locations. Access is granted via a Google Account, and permissions can be assigned to team members with varying levels of access – Owner, Manager, or Editor. The platform now includes features like location-based insights reporting, allowing analysis of search queries, customer actions (calls, directions requests, website visits), and photo views for each individual location. In December 2025, the platform supports bulk editing of attributes like opening hours and service areas. Google has announced that in 2027, further API updates will enable more granular control over local posting scheduling. Australian businesses should be aware of Google’s guidelines regarding accurate business information and consistent NAP (Name, Address, Phone number) data across all listings to maintain compliance and visibility. Essentially, Google Business Profile Manager functions as a central hub for controlling and monitoring the online presence of multiple business locations within the Google ecosystem.