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Writer's pictureEthel Krivyan

Should I Be Using Google, LinkedIn, or Facebook Ads?


If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering which advertising platform will work best for your business. You’re already asking yourself, “Should I be Using Google, LinkedIn, or Facebook Ads?” I know… it’s a tough choice, especially when each platform has its unique strengths. But don’t worry, Mind Wellness Marketing is here to help you break it down and figure out what’s going to work best based on your business goals and who you’re trying to reach. Let’s dive into each platform so you can get a better sense of what to expect.


Google Ads: Get Clients Who Are Already Looking for You


Let’s start with Google Ads. You know how when you search for something on Google, the first few results are ads? That’s where Google Ads can really shine. If you want to get in front of people who are actively searching for your services, this is a great option. Think about it: these people already have a problem they’re trying to solve, and if you’re showing up in their search results, they’re more likely to click and convert into clients. Google Ads is especially effective if you’re in a competitive industry. People are searching for solutions, and Google lets you bid on keywords related to your business. The great thing about this is that your ads are shown to people who are already interested. It’s not like other platforms where you have to convince someone to care, these potential clients are already on the lookout for what you offer.


Another cool feature! You can track your ads closely. Things like how many people clicked, how many converted into actual clients, and how much each lead costs you. You have total control, which means you can tweak things if you’re not getting the results you want.


LinkedIn Ads: Perfect for B2B Connections


Now, if you’re in the B2B (business-to-business) space, LinkedIn Ads might be more your speed. LinkedIn is a professional network, and the ad targeting is really precise. If you want to connect with specific people in certain industries, LinkedIn is the place to do it. You can get super detailed with your targeting—by job title, company size, industry, even specific skills.


Here’s where LinkedIn shines: It’s the perfect platform for building professional relationships. People on LinkedIn are already in “work mode,” so if you offer services that can help businesses or professionals improve their operations, LinkedIn Ads can connect you directly to decision-makers. Yes, the cost per click might be higher than on other platforms, but the quality of leads is typically better because you’re reaching people who have the authority to make business decisions. So if your goal is to land partnerships, corporate clients, or contracts, LinkedIn Ads can help you do just that. Just remember to keep an eye on your cost per lead, t’s all about making sure the quality of the leads justifies your investment.


Facebook and Instagram Ads: Build Your Brand AND Grow Your Community


Facebook and Instagram Ads are where you go if you’re looking to grow your social presence, build a community, or increase engagement. These platforms are fantastic for building a following, growing an email list, or even getting people to join a Facebook group. Facebook and Instagram have the power to get your brand out there in a big way. Facebook has one of the most advanced targeting systems out there. You can reach people based on their interests, behaviors, and demographics. Basically, if you know your audience well, you can reach them effectively. Instagram, being all about visuals, is great if you’ve got eye-catching content that will grab attention. The platform's focus on photos, videos, and reels makes it ideal if you want to increase likes, followers, or interactions on your posts.


One thing to keep in mind with Facebook and Instagram is the engagement factor. It’s not just about running ads, it’s about starting a conversation with your audience. You want to think about how to build a community where people trust and engage with your brand regularly. Track how many people like, comment, share, or join your email list. These are your key metrics because they show how well you’re resonating with your audience.


A PLUS: the cost of advertising on Facebook and Instagram is typically lower than LinkedIn, making it a good option if you want to stretch your budget while reaching a broader audience.


Which Platform is Right for You?


So, how do you decide which platform is best for you? It all comes down to your business goals.


  • If you’re looking to get in front of people actively searching for your services, Google Ads is a great fit.


  •  If you want to connect with professionals or grow B2B relationships, LinkedIn Ads will be your go-to.


  •  And if you’re looking to build a brand presence, grow a social following, or build a community, Facebook and Instagram Ads will get you there.


Of course, some businesses do well with a combination of platforms. You might run Google Ads to capture high-intent leads while using Facebook Ads to build your brand and grow your email list… It’s all about what works best for you and your unique audience.


Let Us Help You with the Right Strategy


Still unsure which platform to focus on or how to manage it all? That’s where we come in. At Mind Wellness Marketing, we specialize in marketing services for health and wellness professionals. We know the ins and outs of these platforms and how to tailor a strategy that will get you results, whether you're using Google, LinkedIn, or Facebook Ads. We’ll help you craft compelling campaigns that resonate with your audience and bring your practice to life with strategic storytelling. If you're ready to level up your marketing, reach out to Mind Wellness Marketing. Let us help you build an ad strategy that connects with your audience and grows your business the way you’ve always envisioned. Visit HERE to schedule your initial consultation with Ethel today! 




Let Us Help You with the Right Strategy
Let Us Help You with the Right Strategy



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