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Most wasted ad spend is not wasted in the campaign. It is wasted in the three seconds after the click, on a homepage that has nothing to do with what was promised.
Paid acquisition is the fastest lever in marketing and the easiest to burn money on. The campaign is only half of it; the other half is where the click goes. An ad for one specific service that lands on a general homepage asks the visitor to go and find what they were promised, and most of them will not.
We build the campaign and the page it lands on together, which is the entire reason the tracking works and the cost per lead is knowable rather than estimated.
Your spend is paid to Google and Meta from your own accounts, at cost. We never mark it up, never hold it, and never bill it through us. If we stop working together you keep the accounts, the history and the learning that came with them.
Search campaigns structured around what you actually sell rather than a keyword dump, with negative keywords worked continuously so you stop paying for the searches that were never going to buy. For local service businesses, Local Services Ads sit at the very top of the results and are billed per lead rather than per click.
For stores, a product feed kept clean and Shopping campaigns that reflect margin instead of treating every item the same. On Meta, prospecting to find people who have not heard of you and retargeting to finish the ones who nearly bought.
Each campaign gets a landing page written to match the ad that brought someone there, with one clear action on it. This is unglamorous and it is where most of the gain is.
Clicks are not the product. Calls, forms and orders are. Call tracking and form attribution run from the first week so the report says what a lead costs, not what a click costs.
Every site below is live and reads under the same site check as yours. Nothing here is a mockup.
No. Spend goes to Google and Meta from accounts in your name, at cost. The management fee is separate and stated. Marking up spend is where trust actually erodes, and it is not worth it.
It depends on what a customer is worth to you and how competitive your market is. We would rather talk about your numbers than quote a figure that sounds authoritative and fits nobody.
You do. If we part ways the accounts, the campaign history and the conversion data stay with you. Starting from zero at a new agency is a cost nobody should have to pay twice.
We come back with a first look at what your site could be and a fixed quote. No deck, no discovery fee.