Ads for the work you actually want

A Google Ads account is only as good as what it’s pointed at. We build campaigns around the services you want more of and the areas you want to work in, so your budget goes to the searches most likely to turn into customers.

Then we keep working on it. We add negative keywords to stop paying for searches that were never going to hire you, rewrite ads, and adjust the account as the leads come in.

Every lead tracked

Clicks don’t pay the bills. Phone calls and form submissions do. Every plan tracks phone clicks and form submissions as leads, so you can see what your ad spend brought in, not just how many people visited.

New business? Start with ads

SEO is worth doing, but it takes time to build before it brings in steady calls. A new business usually can’t wait that long. Google Ads puts you in front of people searching for your service in your area right away.

Local Google Ads is the place to start: one focused campaign for one service in one area, with lead tracking for phone clicks and form submissions. No website yet? Add a landing page so your ads have somewhere to send people. When the work is coming in, you can add a website and Local SEO so you’re not relying on ads forever.

Why ads go to a dedicated landing page

When someone clicks an ad for one service in one town, they should land on a page about that service in that town, not your homepage. A dedicated page answers what they searched for, makes the phone number and form easy to find, and doesn’t send them wandering around the rest of your site.

Landing pages are a one-time add-on to any plan, quoted per page. See Landing Pages.

Budget math

How much should you spend on Google Ads?

Start with the number of leads you want and work backwards. Pick your industry to use its average cost per click and conversion rate, then fill in your own goals.

Leads ÷ conversion rate × cost per click = monthly ad budget

Sets the average cost per click and conversion rate below
Average cost per click
$6.40
Average conversion rate
6.64%
Our monthly management fee, on top of ad spend
Share of leads that become customers
What a typical new customer pays you
Share of each job you keep after labor and materials
Monthly ad budget
Clicks needed
Per day
Cost per lead
Cost per customer
New revenue
Return on ad spend
Management fee
Total monthly cost
Profit after ads and management

Only a few clicks a day? Don't spread a small budget across every service and town. Start with one service in one area, so Google gets enough data to learn what works.

Industry figures are averages for Google search ads, from WordStream. Your account's real numbers will vary.

What's included

  • Search campaigns built around your services and the areas you work in
  • Ad copy
  • Conversion tracking for phone clicks and form submissions
  • Ongoing optimization, including negative keyword management
  • Reporting
  • Custom landing pages as a one-time add-on, quoted per page
Process

How it works

  1. Step 1: Pick the services and areas

    We start with the work you want more of and the towns you want it in. That decides the campaigns, the keywords and where the ads send people.

  2. Step 2: Build and track

    We write the ads, set up the campaigns and track phone clicks and form submissions as leads, so you can see which ads bring in work.

  3. Step 3: Optimize and report

    We keep adjusting the account, cutting searches that waste money, and report on what your ads brought in.

Work

Google Ads projects

Common questions

Is Google Ads a good fit for a new business?

Yes. SEO takes time before it brings in steady calls. Ads can put you in front of customers searching for your service right away. Local Google Ads plus a landing page lets you start before you have a full website.

Is ad spend included in the monthly price?

No. Ad spend is always separate and paid directly to Google. Our monthly price covers managing the account. New accounts that need campaigns built from scratch have a one-time $300 setup fee for campaign creation, tracking setup, keyword research and ad copy. It's waived with our Lead Generation and Tuned Complete bundles. Typical budgets are $500 to $1,500 a month for Local Google Ads, $1,500 to $3,000 for Growth Google Ads and $3,000 to $10,000 for Google Ads Management and $10,000 or more for larger accounts. Those are guidelines, not strict minimums or automatic upgrade thresholds.

What if my account spends more than $10,000 a month?

Accounts with larger budgets, more than five campaigns, multiple locations or complex advertising needs are priced on account complexity and management requirements. The ad spend ranges on each plan are guidelines, so going past one doesn't automatically move you to a higher plan. Get in touch and we'll scope it.

Let's talk about your business.

Tell us about your business and we'll put together a plan.