Google Ads management

Two parts: our fixed monthly fee, and the ad spend you set, which you pay to the platforms directly. We never mark the spend up. The fee comes in a written quote within one business day of your message, with what it covers, so you know both numbers before anything runs.

Access to the ad accounts, and footage or photos to cut the ads from. If there are no accounts yet, we set them up in your name. We also ask what a good inquiry is worth to you, so the budget moves toward the ads that bring those.

You do. The accounts, the audiences and every creative file are yours, and the platforms bill the ad spend to you directly. If we stop, the campaigns and their history stay in your accounts, ready for you or anyone else to run.

Campaign management is the week-by-week running of a business's Google Ads. That means tracking, choosing the searches, writing the ads, building the page they land on and moving budget to what works. Ours runs Google alongside Meta and TikTok on one budget, with a monthly cost per inquiry for each platform.

Retargeting ads show to people who already visited your site or engaged with your pages, so the second look comes from someone who knows you. They need tracking in place first, and they suit offers people think over before buying. We build those audiences inside your ad accounts, and they stay yours.

It puts a small business in front of people searching for what it sells right now, from the day the ads go live. You set the budget, and with tracking in place you can see what each inquiry cost. That makes it a quick way to test which services and areas bring work.

Yes, when the tracking counts calls and forms and the ads land on a page for the offer. Then you can see which searches bring inquiries, keep paying for those and stop the rest. That is why the first week of our plan is accounts and tracking, before any budget moves.

Usually the category or the area is not covered yet, or the business has not passed Google's checks. Local Services Ads run only for the business types and places Google lists, and many types need license, insurance or background checks first. Standard search ads still reach the same searches, and those we can run.