Lower cost per acquisition
Cutting waste and lifting relevance beats simply bidding harder.
Google Ads puts you in front of people actively searching for what you sell. It also spends your money whether the campaign is set up well or not — and most accounts we audit are not.
We audit a lot of accounts. The same four problems account for most of the waste.
Ads appearing for searches with no commercial relationship to what you sell, quietly consuming budget while the search terms report goes unread.
Counting every form view as a conversion, or firing on page load rather than submission. The account looks like it is working while producing nothing.
The whole budget in one automated campaign with no asset group structure, no exclusions and no visibility into where the money went.
Perfectly good ad clicks landing on a page that does not mention the thing the ad promised, so Quality Score falls and costs rise.
We start by verifying conversion tracking, because every optimization decision depends on it. If the account is counting the wrong things, more spend just buys more wrong data.
Then campaigns get restructured around intent — tight themes, deliberate match types, maintained negative lists, and landing pages that continue the promise the ad made. Automation is used where it helps and constrained where it does not.
Cutting waste and lifting relevance beats simply bidding harder.
Intent-matched keywords and pages rather than volume for its own sake.
Verified tracking turns the account into a source of real evidence.
Traffic from day one while organic work builds in the background.
Once the unit economics are proven, more budget means more customers.
Search term data tells you what your market actually asks for.
Existing account reviewed, and what you can afford to pay per customer agreed.
Conversions checked end to end before a single change to bidding.
Campaigns organised by intent, with negatives and exclusions in place.
Pages built or improved so the ad's promise continues after the click.
Search terms, bids, budgets and creative reviewed weekly.
Monthly reporting on cost per acquisition and return; scale what pays back.
Every engagement is scoped individually. These ranges give you a realistic idea of investment before you speak to us.
Prices are in USD and indicative starting points for scoping — final quotes depend on scope, competition and current site condition. [Confirm or edit these figures before launch.]
Project slots are ready for real client work — screenshots, brand names and outcomes drop straight into these cards.
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Metrics below are editable placeholders. They will be replaced with verified client results — nothing here is invented.
Enough to gather meaningful data — usually $1,000–1,500 per month minimum for lead generation, more in competitive markets where clicks are expensive. Work backwards from your customer value: if a customer is worth $2,000 and one in five leads closes, you can afford a lot per lead.
We do not claim Google Partner status. Judge us on the account audit and the reasoning behind our recommendations rather than on a badge.
No. Ad spend goes directly from your own account to Google. Our management fee is separate and listed above. You own the account and keep it if we part ways.
Traffic starts immediately. Smart bidding needs roughly two to four weeks and enough conversions to exit the learning phase, so judge performance from week four to six rather than week one.
Sometimes. It performs well for e-commerce with a good feed, less predictably for lead generation where it can consume budget on low-quality conversions. We use it with proper asset group structure, audience signals and exclusions — never as the whole account.
That is most of our Google Ads work. The audit tells you what is wasteful, what is salvageable and whether restructuring beats rebuilding.
Seven or above on your main keywords. It is driven by expected click-through rate, ad relevance and landing page experience — which is why we insist on landing pages that match the ad.
Give us read access and we will show you exactly where the waste is — search terms, tracking problems and structural issues — before you commit to anything.
No obligation. If we are not the right fit for your goals, we will say so.