Most Google Ads accounts burn money without anyone noticing

  • Campaigns set up once and forgotten: automated bidding nobody reviews, generic keywords attracting the merely curious, budget leaking into clicks that never become customers.
  • An agency that charges a percentage of ad spend has the wrong incentive — the more you spend, the more they make, regardless of results.
  • Pretty dashboard reports full of vanity metrics, without a single line on what each customer actually cost.

How management works

I build the campaign around your business, not a generic template: keywords with real intent, targeting by your service area, and assets and audiences set up from day one.

After that, management is ongoing — bid adjustments, cutting keywords that don’t convert, testing new ads. You pay a flat monthly fee: my pay doesn’t go up when your ad spend does.

What’s included.

Google Ads management FAQ

Your ad budget stays 100% in your own Google account, and you set the cap. My management is a flat monthly fee, with no percentage of ad spend — the incentive is your results, not your spending.
A good landing page helps, but it doesn’t have to be a full website — you can advertise with a simple landing page, or send people straight to a call or WhatsApp in some campaign types.
The campaign goes live within a few days. The first clicks come in quickly, but Google’s algorithm takes 2 to 4 weeks to learn and for the campaign to really mature.
No. Management is month-to-month, with 30 days’ notice if you want to leave. I’d rather keep clients through results, not contracts.
Most of them, yes — with special attention to advertising rules in regulated industries such as healthcare. On our first call I’ll tell you whether your case is a fit and what budget to expect.

Let’s talk.