Google Ads management built around phone calls
Dental offices, trades and other local services hire me to run their Google Ads. I aim the ads at searches that lead to calls, then show you the cost.
From the search to the phone call
Your account, reviewed in writing
First I read the last 90 days. You get a written note on what works, what wastes money, and what I would change.
Searches that bring calls
Campaigns go after searches that tend to end in a call. Bad searches get blocked once a week.
A landing page for phones
Someone taps your ad and lands on a page that says the same thing. It is made for a small screen.
Tracking and a monthly page
Tag Manager and GA4 record each call and form. My weekly changes go in a log, and a one-page report follows monthly.
Your price comes in writing first
You pay a flat monthly fee for Google Ads management, quoted in writing after a short audit. Google bills you directly in an account you own. I never mark up ad spend.
That first 30-minute call costs nothing. A short audit follows, and then you get a flat monthly fee per service.
Straight answers
How much should I spend on Google Ads?
That depends on your city and your service. After the audit, I write up a plan, and you see it before spending a dollar.
Who owns the account?
The account is yours, and Google bills you directly. If we part ways, the account and tracking stay with you.
Do you use Local Services Ads or Performance Max?
I use Local Services Ads and Performance Max only when they fit your business. Otherwise I leave them out.
Do you do Google Ads management for dentists?
Yes, I do Google Ads management for dentists, orthodontists, plumbers, HVAC companies and other local services. They all get the same tracking and monthly report.
What should a new customer really cost you?
Start with a free 30-minute call. The plan comes in writing.