I set up new Google Ads accounts, take over existing ones, and fix the ones that aren't working. Your account stays in your name, I review it every week, and you get a straight answer whenever you ask.
Most accounts I take over are losing money to the same few things: search terms that were never excluded, tracking that counts the wrong actions, and budgets spread thin across keywords that were never going to convert. You don't need more spend — you need the spend you already have working properly.
A new account, an existing one you want looked after, or one that needs fixing.
You have never advertised on Google, or the account was started and never finished. I set it up from the beginning, with tracking working before the first click.
The account is doing its job and you want it looked after by someone who checks it every week rather than every quarter.
Money is going out and the results do not add up. We start with a free audit, then work through a list in order of what costs you most.
A close look at your account, at my cost. This is how every Google Ads engagement starts.
If the account is already in good shape, I will tell you that and neither of us wastes the money.
No account yet? The same free session becomes a plan instead: keywords, budget and a forecast before you spend anything.
Request yoursYou add me to the account. It takes two minutes, I cannot change anything, and you can remove me whenever you want.
Campaign structure, search terms, feed health, conversion setup, and where the last 90 days of budget went.
I show you what I found, in order of how much it is costing you each month.
Take the list to your current agency, do it yourself, or hire me. Either way the findings are yours to keep.
Businesses looking for one agency to do everything at once. I'll tell you plainly if a different service — or a different provider — is the better starting point.
Businesses where the product or pricing is the real problem. Ads bring more people to it, which doesn't help if they aren't buying.
No. It runs month to month with 30 days' notice on either side.
You do. Everything is built in your own Google Ads and Merchant Center accounts, so if we stop working together you keep the campaigns, the history and the tracking.
There is no strict minimum. Small budgets can work well if each sale or lead pays for itself. The real limit is volume: too few clicks a month and there isn't enough data to test or improve anything. I'll tell you honestly if that's where your account is.
Wasted spend usually comes out in the first two weeks. Real performance change takes six to twelve weeks, because the bidding needs data before it can learn anything.
You give 30 days' notice and keep everything that has been built.
Start with a free, no-obligation audit — I'll show you exactly where the budget is going.