Services

Google Ads decisions made against the money, not the dashboard.

Every job starts by setting the limit on the first test, and the proof needed to make the next decision.

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Demand capture

Google Ads management

Search campaigns structured around the jobs worth buying, not the clicks easy to report.

  • Account structure around real services and locations
  • Search-term control, call tracking, and landing-page feedback
  • A written proving period, spend cap, and verdict date

How this works

Verified intent

Local Services Ads

Google Guaranteed placements for the service-area jobs people call today, not tomorrow.

  • Profile verification and category targeting
  • Lead review and dispute workflow
  • Weekly budget pacing matched to your calendar

How this works

The audit trail

Conversion tracking

Measurement that follows every dollar from click to booked job, so decisions have a source.

  • Call, form, and WhatsApp tracking
  • Server-side tagging where it earns its keep
  • Monthly Ledger check against confirmed jobs

How this works

No fee, no obligation

Free Google Ads audit

A read-only review that finds the most expensive problems and tells you plainly whether more advertising is justified.

  • Read-only account review
  • Findings ranked by cost, with evidence
  • A clear recommendation even if it is stop

How this works

Measurement is the spine

Return is the promise.

The report does not stop at the platform. When booked work can be confirmed, it is checked in a monthly Ledger. When it cannot, the reporting says where it stops, under the attribution standard.

The Profit Ledger

A monthly answer, not an activity report.

Monthly format
Money outAdvertising spendCampaign spend, recorded to the dollar.
Money inClient-confirmed revenueBooked jobs and values confirmed in review.
VerdictContinue, adjust, or stop.The decision is written before the next dollar is committed.

Each case study keeps the proof level of its source screens. If a record stops at a lead, this page says so.

For agencies

Running these accounts on someone else’s behalf?

Agencies use the same four services under their own name or mine, billed as a flat fee per account. The Ledger is written so the end client can read it too.

The Payback Window

A defined maximum downside and a dated verdict.

Every engagement gets a proving period with a spend cap and a verdict date, set in writing before launch. Proving periods are set per trade, because a drain-cleaning call and an insurance roof replacement do not pay back on the same calendar.

The spend cap

The most this can cost

Before launch, the all-in maximum for the proving period is written down: fee plus ad spend. Hoping has a budget and the budget has a ceiling.

The proving period

Long enough to be fair

The window is matched to how your trade actually books and pays. Long enough for a true answer, short enough that a wrong bet stays small.

The verdict date

The day hoping ends

On the verdict date, the Ledger says continue, adjust, or stop. If the numbers say stop, I will say stop out loud. That is the deal.

Start here

Three numbers are enough to start.

  1. What the last marketing attempt cost, all-in
  2. What a booked job is usually worth
  3. How many jobs you can take on now

Send what you have. A missing number is not a blocker. Working it out is part of the audit. No contracts, ever. I reply within 12 hours.

Send the numbers

What is happening with your advertising?

Spend, leads, and what you suspect is going wrong. I reply within 12 hours.

No contracts. I reply within 12 hours.

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