Paying for clicks that don't call?
Google Ads management that tracks calls and forms, not just clicks
We set up and run your Google Ads: tracking that counts real calls and form fills, keywords that match what buyers search, negative keywords that block the rest, and a plain report every month. The ad account stays in your name.
Your ad spend goes straight to Google. Our management fee is quoted separately, in writing, before anything starts.
Clicks go up. The phone doesn't ring.
Google makes it easy to start spending and hard to tell if it's working. The dashboard shows clicks and impressions, but not which clicks turned into a call or a booked job. Broad keywords pull in searches for jobs you don't do, towns you don't serve, and people looking for free advice. The ads send everyone to your homepage. And if someone else set up the account, you may not even have the login.
Count what matters, then spend on it
We start with tracking, because every other decision depends on it. We set up conversion tracking for the things that matter to you: phone calls from the ads, calls from your website, form submissions, and booked appointments. Then we build campaigns around the searches your buyers actually type, add negative keywords to block the searches that waste money, and point each ad at a landing page that answers that search. Every month we cut what isn't working and move budget to what is. The ad account is yours, billed to your card, and we work in it with access you can remove at any time.
Three steps, starting with tracking
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We check your account and your tracking. You get a plain list of what's wasting money, what's missing, and whether your tracking counts real leads or just clicks. No account yet? We set one up in your name.
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We rebuild it around leads. Conversion tracking first, then keywords, negative keywords, ad copy, and landing pages that match what people searched.
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We run it every month. We review search terms, add negatives, adjust bids and budgets, test new ads, and send you a short report: what you spent, how many leads came in, and what each lead cost.
You know what each lead cost
You know how many calls and forms your ads brought in last month and what each one cost. Money stops going to searches that were never going to hire you. And because the account, the tracking, and the history are in your name, you keep all of it whether you stay with us or not.
Work we run today
Ads, landing pages, and tracking we run now
Across these local businesses we build the pages ads send people to, set up conversion tracking, and manage Google Ads. Because we also run the website and the follow-up, we can see which clicks turned into real inquiries.
Businesses we do this for:
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- Cruz Painting
- Velasco Construction
- Sprinkler & Lawn Care LLC
See their live sites: Oax Construction LLC, E's Excavating LLC, E & L Lawn Care Services LLC, Torres Lawn and Snow Removal LLC, Signal Point Massage
What every management plan includes
- You own the Google Ads account. Ad spend is billed to your card by Google, never marked up by us.
- Conversion tracking for calls, forms, and bookings, set up and tested before we spend more
- Search term reviews and negative keywords every month, not once at launch
- Landing pages built to match the ad, so clicks land on the answer they searched for
- A short monthly report in plain English: spend, leads, and cost per lead
- No promises of rankings or lead counts. We show you the real numbers and what we're changing.
Questions, answered
What does Google Ads management cost?
There are two separate costs. Your ad spend is what Google charges for clicks, and it's billed by Google straight to your card; you set the budget. Our management fee is a monthly plan quoted to fit how many campaigns we run and how much work they need, and setup or landing pages are quoted as their own project. You get every number in writing before anything starts. Our pricing page explains how we quote.
Who owns the ad account?
You do. The account is in your business's name and billed to your payment method. We get manager access, and you can remove it at any time. If you leave, the campaigns, tracking, and history stay with you.
How much should we spend on ads?
It depends on how competitive your searches are and how many leads you can handle. We look at what clicks cost in your area and trade, then recommend a starting budget you're comfortable with. It's your money, so you set the limit, and we never raise it without asking.
Can you guarantee a number of leads?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Results depend on your market, your prices, your budget, and how fast you answer. What we promise is tracking you can trust, steady cleanup every month, and honest reports, so you can see exactly what the ads are doing.
We already run Google Ads. Can you take over?
Yes. We start by checking the account and the tracking, then tell you what to keep, fix, or turn off. If someone else controls your account, we'll help you get ownership back first.
What counts as a conversion?
Whatever means a real lead for you: a phone call from an ad, a call from your website, a form submission, or a booked appointment. We set it up, test it, and make sure a single lead isn't counted twice, so the numbers in your report are ones you can act on.
Do we need a new website to run ads?
Not always. Sometimes one focused landing page per service works better than sending every click to your homepage, and we can build those. If your whole site needs work, our website design and hosting page covers that.
Which one do I need?
- You want leads this month and you're willing to pay for each click. You're here: Google Ads Management.
- You want to show up in Google and AI answers without paying per click. See AI SEO Services.
- You get interest but leads slip through: forms, follow-up, and tracking need work. See Lead Generation.
- Your website itself is the problem, and ads would send people to a page that doesn't convert. See Website Design and Hosting.
They work together: ads bring traffic now, SEO builds it over time, and a good lead system makes both pay off.
Find out where your ad budget is going
Tell us what you spend on Google Ads today, or what you'd like to spend. We'll reply within one business day with what we'd check first and what managing it would cost.