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Marketing for insolvency practitioners and debt advice firms

Enquiries from people and directors who need help now, through Google, local search and AI answers, with compliant pages and calm, prompt follow-up.

How do insolvency and debt advice firms get more enquiries?

Insolvency and debt advice firms get more enquiries by ranking for the searches people make when they are in difficulty, with clear, compliant pages for each solution, by running tightly controlled Google Ads, and by replying within minutes. Lead Gems builds this for UK insolvency and debt advice firms, with every claim written to meet the rules and approved by you.

The demand

What your clients search for every month.

Demand is high and clicks are expensive. Tight targeting, clear pages and fast follow-up decide whether the spend pays back.

iva
Monthly UK searches27,100
Cost per click£31
insolvency practitioner
Monthly UK searches2,400
Cost per click£46
company liquidation
Monthly UK searches1,300
Cost per click£37
debt advice
Monthly UK searches1,600
Cost per click£26

UK Google Ads data via DataForSEO, October 2026. Cost per click is the average advertisers paid.

The problem

Where insolvency and debt advice lose clients.

We see the same gaps again and again. Each one is fixable, and most cost more than the marketing that fixes them.

  • Very expensive clicks

    These are among the costliest searches in the UK, so waste is painful.

  • Free advice competes

    Free debt charities rank highly, and visitors need to understand how your service differs.

  • Vulnerable enquirers

    People in debt are often stressed. Cold or pushy follow-up loses them and risks complaints.

  • Strict advertising rules

    Financial advertising must be fair, clear and not misleading, and some platforms require verification.

  • Directors search in secret

    Company directors often research liquidation quietly, long before they make contact.

What works

The services that work for insolvency and debt advice.

We start with the one or two that fix your biggest gap, then add the rest once those are paying back.

Marketing inside the rules

Insolvency practitioners must be licensed by a recognised professional body, and firms giving debt advice usually need FCA authorisation. Financial promotions must be fair, clear and not misleading, and the Consumer Duty expects firms to look after customers who may be vulnerable. Google also asks financial services advertisers in the UK to complete verification.

We never imply a service is free when it is not, explain fees plainly, and publish nothing your compliance team has not approved.

Results from similar businesses

The same approach, proven elsewhere.

We have not published a case study for insolvency and debt advice yet. These real results come from businesses that win clients the same way.

Find out where your enquiries are going.

Tell us about the solutions you offer. A specialist will come back with where the demand is and what it would cost to reach.

Questions

Insolvency and debt advice marketing questions, answered.

How much does Google Ads cost for insolvency firms?

In the UK, a click for "insolvency practitioner" averages around £46, "company liquidation" around £37 and "iva" around £31. At those prices, tight targeting and strong landing pages are essential.

Can insolvency firms advertise on Google?

Yes, but financial services advertisers in the UK must meet Google verification requirements, and adverts must follow financial promotion rules. We handle the set-up and keep copy compliant.

How do we stand out from free debt advice?

By being clear about what you do that free services cannot, such as formal solutions, director advice and faster action, and by never blurring what is paid.

How quickly should we reply to enquiries?

Within minutes, kindly and clearly. People in difficulty often contact several firms, and the first helpful reply usually wins.

Do you have insolvency case studies?

Not yet published. The results on this page come from financial advisers and accountants, who share the same regulated, high-value buying pattern.

Still have a question? Call 020 4652 1887 or send us a message.

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