Google Ads Management Services –
Full-Service PPC Campaigns That Deliver Results

We suggest from about $30 a day. It depends on your industry: where clicks are cheap, that buys steady traffic; where a click costs $20, it buys a handful. For search campaigns Google does not ask you to commit to a monthly minimum — you set a daily budget and can change it any day. Our first tier covers ad budgets up to $2,000 a month.

Ads need somewhere that converts, and that is not always a new landing page. If your site already works, one new page in its existing design is enough: $300. If the site gets in the way, a standalone landing page is $700, or $790 with a second language. If there is no site yet, a full one is $1,900. In every case we write every word for you — you do not write anything: a page built for people, not for robots, where within two screens the visitor sees this is the service they searched for, and sends the request. The free audit says which of the three you actually need, and we build it ourselves, so you are not hunting for a web developer while the ads wait.

You do. The account is created under your business name from the start, never under ours, and you have real-time access to every metric, all spend and all search terms.

A 3-month plan gets you free setup. Month-to-month works too — setup is then a one-time $350, and the same $350 applies if you leave a 3-month plan early. If you go, you keep the account, its history, the tracking and the keyword lists.

Keyword research and an ongoing negative-keyword list, search campaigns built around your services, ads written and managed in English and French, conversion and call tracking, regular bid and ad adjustments, and a live dashboard you can open any day. A strategy call every quarter on the first tier, every month from the second tier up. You pay Google directly for the ad budget — we never take a percentage of it.

Yes, and that is what the free audit is for: conversion tracking, call tracking, search-term match, negative keywords and account ownership get checked before we change anything. Usually the existing data is worth keeping and the structure is what needs rebuilding.

Mostly search, because it performs best for most clients. Performance Max, Shopping, YouTube, Display and remarketing are available on any tier, on request, inside your tier’s campaign count. Remarketing — showing ads to people who visited and left — only starts once the list has at least 100 active visitors from the last 30 days, so it makes sense once the site has steady traffic.

We move you to the next tier from the following month, and we tell you before we do it — never retroactively, never as a surprise on the invoice.

Yes. Conversion tracking is set up before the first click runs, calls are tracked with dynamic numbers assigned per channel, and on WordPress sites our own plugin tags every form submission with the source it came from.

Google runs sign-up offers for new advertisers through partner agencies: you spend a set amount in the first weeks and Google adds ad credit on top. Eligibility is Google’s call — it depends on the account being new and on your billing country — and so is the amount, which is why we never promise a figure. Checking whether your business qualifies is part of the free audit.

A campaign here means a whole cluster of services, not a single service. For a fencing business, “fences” is one campaign — chain-link, aluminium, wood and the rest all live inside it. Excavation is a second campaign. Lawn work is a third. So three campaigns can cover that entire business, not twenty, and the campaign count in each plan goes much further than it first looks.