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Google Ads vs Meta Ads: Which One Works Best in 2025?

Updated: Apr 5


Man at desk with tablet, facing computer. Google Ads and Meta logos above. Background: green with plant. Mood: focused.

With increased digital ad spends in 2025, brands are often confused between Google Ads and Meta (Facebook + Instagram) Ads. Both platforms offer powerful features—but which is better?


Google Ads is great for intent-based marketing. When users search with keywords like “buy running shoes online,” you can target them directly with Search and Shopping Ads. It’s ideal for high-conversion moments.


Meta Ads, on the other hand, are perfect for interest-based targeting. With visuals, carousels, reels, and stories, brands can reach users based on lifestyle, behavior, and preferences—even before they’re actively searching.


Here’s how to choose:

  • Use Google Ads for search-driven products, local services, and high-intent queries.

  • Use Meta Ads for brand awareness, storytelling, and retargeting website visitors with creative assets.


In 2025, the best brands don’t choose—they combine both. A full-funnel strategy includes search-based ads at the bottom and social ads at the top and middle. That’s where Scale Sense steps in, creating holistic strategies across both ecosystems.

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