White-Label Google Ads for Evansville, IN Agencies
Google Ads run behind your brand for clients in Evansville and 2 nearby markets.
Location targeting around Evansville, IN
We serve 2 other markets within 35 miles of Evansville, IN. A 30-mile radius around Evansville reaches all of them; the farthest is Owensboro, KY, 28 miles southeast. This area crosses state lines: Henderson, KY and Owensboro, KY are in Kentucky.
For a client with one location in Evansville, we’d usually start with “Presence” targeting on the 1 market inside 15 miles (Henderson) and test the outer ring (Owensboro) in a separate campaign or with a bid adjustment, so the farther cities can’t absorb the budget.
| Market | From Evansville | Suggested ring | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Henderson, KY | 10 mi south | Core radius | Check licensing in KY |
| Owensboro, KY | 28 mi southeast | Outer ring | Check licensing in KY |
Scheduling and nearby areas
The whole Evansville area is on Central time; set the client’s account to that zone before adding an ad schedule.
The nearest other market areas are Owensboro (28 mi southeast), Nashville (132 mi south), Indianapolis (145 mi northeast) and Frankfort (147 mi east).
Suggested Google Ads setup for the Evansville area
Google Ads location targeting can be set by country, state, city, ZIP code or a radius around an address, and the location option can be set to people in the area only (“Presence”) instead of people who have shown interest in it. For local service clients, “Presence” plus a city list or radius built from real drive distances is usually the starting point.
Campaign 1: Evansville core
Presence targeting on Evansville and Henderson (2 cities, farthest 10 mi). Exact and phrase match on the client’s core services; budget sized to this area first.
Campaign 2: outer ring
Owensboro (28 mi). Separate budget so the farther cities can’t take spend from the core; pause any city where the client doesn’t take jobs.
Exclusions to set
If the client isn’t licensed in Kentucky, exclude Henderson and Owensboro.
