Google Advertising Services

Keyword and competitor research, campaign structure, ad copywriting, bid management, negative keyword work, audience and location tuning, conversion tracking setup, and monthly plain-number reporting, across Search, Shopping, Performance Max, Display, and YouTube. Your ad spend goes straight to Google; the management fee is separate and flat, so the two never mix.

Yes. Google is the deepest platform in our paid media practice, and most clients pair it with one more: Microsoft Advertising for the searchers Google does not reach, Meta or LinkedIn where the audience fits, and newer surfaces through our ChatGPT ads management as that inventory matures. Platforms get recommended by where your buyers decide, never by what pads the invoice.

Always. Campaigns run in an account you own; we work through manager access and never hold your account inside ours. If the engagement ends, the campaigns, conversion history, and audience lists stay with you. Ask this question of any agency you interview, because the wrong answer costs years of performance history on the way out.

Usually yes, and usually that is the better move. Account history carries Quality Score and conversion data a fresh account has to re-earn, so we rebuild inside what exists wherever the structure allows it. The audit says which parts keep, which get restructured, and which are genuinely cheaper to rebuild than to repair, with the reasoning written down.

Enough to buy meaningful data in your market, which differs wildly: a local trade can learn plenty on a modest budget, while legal and insurance categories price single clicks like dinners. We size the number backward from your revenue goal and close rate rather than quoting a universal minimum, and if the honest floor is above your budget, the audit says so instead of taking the fee.

Yes to both. Search ads get headlines matched to the query and tested in pairs, with losers retired on a schedule. Display and YouTube creative comes from our content team or yours. Landing pages are built or repaired by our web team, because message match between the ad and the page is half of Quality Score and most of conversion.

Monthly plain numbers: spend, clicks, conversions, cost per conversion, and revenue or return on ad spend where tracking allows, plus the specific changes made and the reasoning behind them. A live dashboard shows the same figures any day of the month, and any report you cannot read without a glossary is hiding something.

Four checks. The campaigns run in an account you own, with the history yours if you leave. The fee is flat, never a percent of spend, so a bigger budget cannot raise the invoice by itself. Auto-apply recommendations stay off, with every change answered in writing. And ask for a redacted search-term report from a live account; how they explain wasted spend tells you everything.

Send the proposal form below or call. Existing advertisers get a free audit of the account: where spend leaks, what the tracking really counts, and what we would change first. New advertisers get a written plan naming campaign types, honest budget math, and the flat fee. If the truthful answer is that Google Ads is not your next dollar, the proposal opens by saying so.

Ask who owns the ad account; it must be you, or your history leaves with the agency. Ask how much of your budget goes to media versus fees, in numbers. Ask what they would pause in your account first, because a real answer proves they looked. Ask how conversion tracking gets verified before spend scales. And ask for month-to-month terms; confidence does not need a twelve-month lock.