Where Bulk Pages fits
PPC TNT has two halves. The tracking half connects your ad platforms, call tracking and CRM so you can see what every campaign returns — that is covered in How PPC TNT Works. Bulk Pages is the other half: it builds the pages the ads point at.
The two are independent. You can run the tracking side against a website you already have, and you can run Bulk Pages without connecting a CRM. They are better together — a lead captured on a Bulk Pages form or a call placed from a Bulk Pages page flows into the same attribution pipeline as everything else — but neither requires the other.
The core idea
Google rewards advertisers who send traffic to a page that exactly matches what the visitor searched for. A plumber bidding on "drain cleaning Dallas" should send that click to a page about drain cleaning in Dallas — not to a homepage about the company.
The problem is that building and maintaining dozens of individual landing pages is time-consuming. Bulk Pages solves this by generating all pages automatically from a single setup. You enter the business details once. The system creates every page, publishes them instantly, and gives you the URLs to paste into your Google Ads campaigns.
Four ways to create a site
Not every client starts from the same place. Bulk Pages offers four entry points, and all four end up in the same editor with the same publishing and lead capture.
The default path. Enter the business details, pick an industry, tick the services and cities you advertise in, and every combination becomes its own page. Best when you are starting from scratch and want a clean, predictable page set.
Answer a short interview about the business and AI generates the site — copy, sections, and structure — grounded in your Business Profile rather than generic filler. You can generate a full site, a single landing page, or a bulk set in one pass, then edit anything it produced.
Upload a WordPress backup and Bulk Pages converts it into a fast static site — pages, copy and images carried across, with a review step before anything publishes. Useful for moving a slow, plugin-heavy client site off WordPress without a rebuild.
Already have HTML you like? Upload it and PPC TNT hosts it on the same infrastructure, with the same domain handling, lead capture, and stats as a generated site.
Step by step: from setup to live campaigns
Create a site
Enter your business details: company name, phone number, primary city, and industry. Choose a subdomain (e.g. aceplumbing.ppctnt.com) or connect your own custom domain.
This takes under 5 minutes. The phone number you enter appears on every page as a tap-to-call link — use a tracking number from Call Tracking if you want calls from these pages attributed to the campaign that produced them.
Select your services and cities
Choose every service you run Google Ads for, and every city you serve. Bulk Pages generates one dedicated landing page per combination, each with a unique URL.
For a plumber: drain cleaning, water heater, emergency plumbing, leak repair, sewer line, garbage disposal — each becomes its own page at /drain-cleaning, /water-heater, and so on, multiplied across the cities you selected.
Configure branding
Upload your logo, pick a theme, select trust icons (Google Reviews, BBB, Angi, Licensed & Insured, etc.), and add a site-wide promotional offer.
Trust icons appear in the footer of every page. Coupons display prominently on the page and inside the contact form — they consistently improve conversion rates by giving visitors a reason to act now. Logos, badges and hero images live in the shared Files library, so you upload each asset once per workspace.
Pages publish instantly
All landing pages go live immediately after setup. Preview each one before connecting it to your ads.
Every page already has: a headline matching the service, your phone number tap-to-call in the header, a contact form, trust icons, and your coupon offer. You can customise any page's headline, body, or images independently.
Connect pages to Google Ads
In Google Ads, paste the matching landing page URL into the Final URL field of each ad group. One ad group = one landing page.
Example: your 'Drain Cleaning Dallas' ad group gets the Final URL https://aceplumbing.ppctnt.com/drain-cleaning. Your 'Water Heater Installation' ad group gets /water-heater. Each ad group now has perfect message match.
Track leads and performance
Every form submission, phone tap, and page view is recorded per site and per page. Filter by site, date, or page.
The Stats tab shows a 30-day page view chart, which pages get the most traffic, phone tap counts, and form button clicks. The Leads tab shows every form submission with name, phone, email, message, and source page. Connect a CRM and call tracking and those same leads carry through to the main Dashboard as booked jobs and revenue.
Editing a site
Every site opens into an editor with three working tabs.
- Info — the master settings that apply across all pages: business phone, main city, theme, GTM container or GA4 measurement ID, custom domain, site-wide coupon, trust icons, and logo.
- Pages — every generated page, with its slug, publish state, and a preview link. Edit a single page's headline, copy, image, coupon and badges; toggle pages between published and draft; add a one-off page for a seasonal campaign; or import and export the whole page set as CSV.
- Design — the WYSIWYG sections editor. The page renders live and every section is editable in place. Toggle sections on and off (Hero, Services, Reviews, About, FAQ, Gallery, CTA, Footer), switch themes, or paste the business's existing website URL and let the AI Sections theme pull across its copy, images, and brand colours.
Connecting pages to Google Ads campaigns
Once your pages are live, connecting them to Google Ads is straightforward. The goal is one landing page per ad group — so every ad in a group sends traffic to the page that exactly matches that group's keyword theme.
aceplumbing.ppctnt.com/drain-cleaningaceplumbing.ppctnt.com/water-heateraceplumbing.ppctnt.com/emergency-plumbingaceplumbing.ppctnt.com/leak-repairLeave auto-tagging on. Google appends a click identifier to the Final URL, and that identifier is what lets PPC TNT tie a call or form on the landing page back to the exact click that paid for it. Without it the page still works — you just lose the attribution.
Custom domains
Every site is published at yourslug.ppctnt.com the moment you create it. To serve it on your own domain instead, enter the domain in the site editor's Info tab, then add a CNAME record at your DNS provider pointing to ppctnt.com. DNS usually propagates in 5–30 minutes; SSL is provisioned automatically and the site stays reachable at both addresses.
Agencies can point each client's own domain at their site, so nothing in the URL says PPC TNT. See Agency & Multi-Workspace for the white-label side of this.
Real-world use cases by industry
Bulk Pages works for any local service business running Google Ads. Here are examples of how different industries use it:
What is included on every landing page
Every automatically-generated landing page includes:
FAQ
How quickly can I go live with Bulk Pages landing pages?
Your landing pages are published immediately after you complete the setup. The entire process — entering business details, selecting services, and configuring branding — takes about 10 minutes. You can then copy the URLs directly into your Google Ads campaigns.
Do I have to use Bulk Pages to use PPC TNT?
No. Bulk Pages is one module of the platform. Call tracking, CRM revenue attribution, the dashboard, the Intelligence Suite and the AI connector all work exactly the same whether your ads point at Bulk Pages landing pages or at a website you already have. Plenty of accounts use only the tracking side.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every site gets a free subdomain at yourbusiness.ppctnt.com. You can also connect your own domain by entering it in the site settings and adding a CNAME DNS record pointing to ppctnt.com. The site works at both addresses simultaneously and SSL is provisioned automatically.
Can I customise each landing page individually?
Yes. Each generated page has its own editor where you can change the headline, body copy, main image, coupon offer, and trust icons. The site-wide settings apply as the default; per-page overrides take precedence. The Design tab opens the full WYSIWYG sections editor for deeper changes.
Where do leads from these pages go?
Form submissions are captured in the Leads tab for each site and in the global Stats view across all sites, and can be exported to CSV. Phone taps and form button clicks are recorded as events. If you also run call tracking and a CRM integration, the calls those pages generate are matched to the Google click and to the job your CRM eventually invoices, so they appear on the main dashboard as revenue too.
Does Bulk Pages support Google Tag Manager?
Yes. Enter your GTM container ID (GTM-XXXXX) in the site settings. The GTM snippet fires on every page of the site — home page, service pages, and all generated landing pages. You can also enter a Google Analytics 4 measurement ID (G-XXXXXXX) directly if you're not using GTM.
Does it work for agencies managing multiple clients?
Yes. Each client is an isolated sub-account workspace with its own sites, leads, dashboard, and integrations. Team members can be invited with read-only or full write access to specific client workspaces, and the whole stack supports white-label branding and per-client custom domains.
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