Reach Customers Searching for What You Offer

No, not unless your proposal explicitly states otherwise. Google advertising spend is paid directly to Google from your own account and is separate from management fees. You set the budget, and it can be adjusted as campaign data comes in. Keeping spend in your own billing profile also means you can see exactly what was spent and where.

Yes. We start by reviewing access, campaign history, conversion tracking, search terms and landing pages to understand what is working and where spend is being wasted. Based on that review, we recommend whether to refine the current structure or rebuild parts of it. Changes are explained before they are made, and existing data is kept for comparison.

No. Results depend on demand, competition, budget, offer quality and the sales experience after the click, none of which an agency fully controls. What we do commit to is clear reporting: each report covers the agreed conversions, cost per conversion, spend and search terms, along with the changes made and the reasons for them, at the frequency set in your proposal.

Yes. The project should use an owner-controlled Google Ads account, billed to your business, with access shared with us appropriately. Account ownership and permissions are confirmed during onboarding. If the work ends, the account, its campaigns and its historical data stay with you, so another team can continue from where things stand.

Google Ads management cost depends on the scope of the work and is separate from the advertising budget paid to Google. The main factors are the number of campaigns, locations and services involved, whether an existing account needs restructuring, how much conversion tracking setup is required and how often campaigns are reviewed. After reviewing your goals and account, we provide a written proposal with the scope and fee.

Ads can start showing once campaigns are approved and live, but useful results take longer to judge. Campaigns need enough clicks and conversions to show which keywords, ads and landing pages perform, and the pace depends on budget, search volume and competition. The launch plan and review points are agreed in the proposal.

To start, we need access to your Google Ads account, or permission to set one up under your business, plus access to your website and analytics. We also ask about your services, target locations, ideal customers, budget and what counts as a qualified lead or sale. Knowing your offer and how leads are handled helps us write relevant ads.

Yes. Conversion tracking is set up or reviewed before campaigns are judged, because without it reporting stops at clicks. Depending on your website and tools, this can include form submissions, phone calls, bookings or purchases, recorded through Google Ads conversion actions or Google Analytics. We confirm that the agreed actions are recording correctly after launch.