Google Ads Management

It depends on how many people search for your services, what a click costs in your market, and what a customer is worth to you. We estimate a starting budget in your proposal and adjust it once real lead data comes in.

Sometimes. It can work well for stores with good product feeds and for accounts with solid conversion data. For many local service businesses, well-built Search campaigns give more control, so we test it only where it fits.

Yes. We audit it first, keep what is working, and restructure the rest. Keeping your account history is usually better than starting from scratch, and we document every change we make.

Usually the tracking counts the wrong things, such as page views or duplicate form fills, or spam leads are slipping through. We fix the conversion definitions and, where possible, connect lead outcomes back to the ads.

Management is a custom quote based on account size and scope, offered month-to-month or on an annual contract. Ad spend is a separate budget agreed with you, and a one-time account audit can be scoped as a fixed-price project.

In 2026 published data the all-industry average was $66.69 per lead, from about $26.84 in the cheapest industry to $131.63 in the most expensive. Legal, home services and B2B usually sit at the high end because clicks cost more. The table above lists every industry with its source.

If you are a home service or professional service business in an eligible category, often yes. Local Services Ads charge per lead rather than per click and show above search ads. We help you set up and verify the profile, manage disputes for invalid leads and compare its cost per booked job against your search campaigns.

Yes. Our web team builds and edits the pages your ads send people to, so the page repeats the search, loads fast on a phone and has a form and phone number above the fold.