Google Ads management in Spokane, WA
We build and run Google Ads campaigns for businesses that need leads now. Every campaign tracks which clicks turn into calls and form fills, so your budget moves toward the searches that bring in work.
What’s included
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Campaign setup
Keyword research, ad copy, location targeting for the areas you serve, and a starting budget based on what clicks cost in your industry.
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Conversion tracking
We track the calls and form submissions that come from your ads, so you can see what a lead costs you, not only what a click costs.
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Ongoing management
We A/B test ads and add negative keywords to cut wasted clicks. Budget moves toward the searches that produce leads.
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Plain reporting
A monthly summary of what you spent and what each lead cost, with what we changed and why.
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Your ad budget stays yours
Ad spend is paid to Google directly. Our fee covers the management, and you always see exactly what Google charged.
Who it’s for
- Businesses that need the phone to ring this month, not in six months.
- New businesses that don’t have search rankings or many reviews yet.
- Seasonal services and limited-time offers.
- Owners who tried running ads themselves and couldn’t tell whether they were working.
Not the right fit? Clicks in competitive fields like legal services, insurance and home repair can use up a small budget quickly. We’ll look at your market and tell you whether ads make sense before you spend anything.
Common questions
It depends on what clicks cost in your industry and how many leads you need. We’ll look at your market before you commit and suggest a starting budget, then adjust it as results come in.
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