Where we work, and where we are
We do not have an office in Birmingham.
Here is what that means, and every area we cover with the real drive time.
We do not have an office in Birmingham. Birmingham PPC Agency is a service of Webso Digital, run by Daniel Stoychev from 110 Rhosddu Road in Wrexham, 82 miles and 1 hour 41 minutes by road from the Bullring. Every account is managed remotely and visits are by appointment. What remote management buys you: a change made the same day you ask for it, no account manager between you and the person with the account open, and a fee that does not carry city-centre rent. The table below is every area we take clients in, with the drive time from our door routed on 5 September 2026.
The areas
Fifteen places, one honest column
Minutes and miles are routed by road from our office with the public OSRM router on 5 September 2026, free-flow. Add the M6 at five o'clock yourself. They are here because a page about areas that hides where the agency is has already lied to you once.
| Area | Drive from Wrexham | Miles | What we run there |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birmingham city centre | 1 h 41 min | 82 | The Bullring, Colmore Row, Digbeth, the Jewellery Quarter: the whole conurbation searches here |
| Jewellery Quarter | 1 h 38 min | 79 | Jewellers, workshops and their trade suppliers; Shopping ads and local inventory ads |
| Edgbaston | 1 h 39 min | 80 | Private clinics, the cricket ground, the university's edge; health advertising rules apply |
| Sutton Coldfield | 1 h 43 min | 80 | B72 to B76: family homes, the trades that serve them, the agents that value them |
| Solihull | 1 h 53 min | 95 | B90 to B94 and the NEC: professional services, hotels, dealers, and Shirley's high street |
| Castle Bromwich | 1 h 42 min | 82 | The automotive supply chain and the garages that came with it |
| Longbridge | 1 h 48 min | 90 | Redeveloped since the car plant: retail, new housing, south Birmingham's trades |
| West Bromwich | 1 h 34 min | 77 | Sandwell's centre; manufacturing, distribution, and the trades along the M5 |
| Walsall | 1 h 27 min | 71 | WS postcodes: engineering, leather and the trades, nearly half an hour closer to us than Solihull |
| Dudley | 1 h 35 min | 72 | The Black Country's heart: forges, fabrication, finishing, and the family trades |
| Wolverhampton | 1 h 23 min | 66 | WV postcodes and the nearest of the big West Midlands towns to Wrexham |
| Stourbridge and Halesowen | 1 h 35 min | 68 | Glass, engineering and the south-western edge of the conurbation |
| Coventry | 1 h 59 min | 98 | CV postcodes: a city of its own, taken for sectors where the searches overlap with Birmingham |
| Lichfield and Tamworth | 1 h 37 min | 67 | The Staffordshire towns that shop, work and search in north Birmingham |
| Bromsgrove and Redditch | 1 h 49 min | 90 | Worcestershire's commuter towns on the M42 and M5, part of the Longbridge and south Birmingham radius |
What remote buys you
Three things a Birmingham address would not give you
- A change the day you ask
- There is no account manager to relay the request, no ticket queue and no Tuesday meeting to wait for. You phone or message the person with the account open, and the change is in the change history by the end of the day.
- The builder runs it
- The person who agreed the structure, wrote the ads and installed the tracking is the person reading the search terms report next Monday and writing the report at month end. Nothing is handed down.
- A fee without the rent
- City-centre overhead is paid for by clients. Not carrying it is part of why the monthly fee runs from £249 to £599 rather than the four figures most Birmingham agencies start at, when they publish a figure at all.
The radius logic
One conurbation, many patches
Birmingham, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield and the Black Country are one built-up area with motorways through it, and Google's map does not know where your customers stop coming from. A campaign targeted on “Birmingham” reaches Sutton Coldfield and misses Solihull; a twenty-mile radius from the centre reaches Wolverhampton, Coventry and Redditch and pays for all of them.
So the account is targeted on postcode districts drawn from where your jobs, bookings or instructions actually are, the towns outside them go on a negative list, and the location option is set to people physically in the patch. A business that genuinely serves the whole region gets the whole region, bid higher near its base; a Kings Heath café gets a mile and a half. Both are corrected every month from the report of where the enquiries came from.
The sector pages say how the radius is drawn for each kind of business; the trades page has the postcode districts written out.
What is not on this page
No rented address, no local-rate number, no map pin we do not occupy
The address in the footer, in the schema and on the contact page is 110 Rhosddu Road, Wrexham, because that is where the business is. The phone number is a mobile that Daniel Stoychev answers. If a Birmingham number is ever added to this site, the page it appears on will say that it rings in Wrexham. The map pin, if you look for one, is in Wrexham. An agency that prints a Birmingham address it does not occupy has told you something about how it will report your numbers.
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Questions about where we are and where we work
Do you have an office in Birmingham?
No. There is no Birmingham office, no Birmingham address on any page or in any schema on this site, and the phone number rings in Wrexham. What you get instead is the person who built the account making the changes himself, a video call whenever you want one, and a visit by appointment: 82 miles, 1 hour 41 minutes by road on a clear run.
Can you really run Google Ads for a Birmingham business from Wrexham?
Everything in Google Ads happens on a screen, so yes, and it is how most of the industry works whether or not the agency admits it. What matters is whether the account is read every week and the phone is answered by the person who read it. We would rather say where we are and let you judge the work than print a rented address.
Which parts of the West Midlands do you cover?
Birmingham and every district in it, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, the four Black Country boroughs of Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Sandwell, Coventry, and the Staffordshire and Worcestershire towns that search in Birmingham: Lichfield, Tamworth, Bromsgrove and Redditch. One business per sector in each place on the monthly plans.
Will you visit?
By appointment, when a visit genuinely helps: the start of a larger account, a walk round a showroom or a workshop we are writing ads for, a meeting with a board that wants to see a face. Most clients never need one and the ones who do usually need one. The drive times on this page are real routed figures, not a marketing claim.
Why do the drive times matter if the work is remote?
Because several agencies targeting Birmingham print a local address they do not occupy, and we would rather show you the honest number. It also tells you something useful: Wolverhampton and Walsall are eighty to ninety minutes away and Coventry is two hours, so a visit to the Black Country is an easier afternoon than one to the NEC.
How do you set the radius for a business on the edge of the conurbation?
From where your customers actually come from, not from the map. A Halesowen garage serves Halesowen, Quinton and Cradley Heath and should not pay for Solihull; a Sutton Coldfield solicitor draws from Four Oaks, Mere Green and Lichfield and should. Postcode districts, a negative list of the towns outside them, and the weekly read of what people typed keep the spend inside your patch.
Name your sector and the part of the West Midlands you serve. The reply says whether they are still open.
One business per sector in each area on the monthly plans. The reply comes from the person who will run the account, within a working day.