Google Ads and Local Services Ads.
Paid search, set up in an account you own, with the spend on your card.
What you get.
- Your account, your card I never run ads from my own account. The history is yours.
- Checked every week An account can go dark over paperwork. I check it's serving.
- The paperwork handled Local Services applications, verification and every re-verification.
How it works
Google Ads and Local Services Ads, built or restructured, then managed every month: budgets, keywords, the ad copy, the verification Google keeps asking for, and the weekly check that the ads are actually serving.
Local Services Ads are their own animal: a license check, insurance, a background check on the owner, and a verification Google re-runs when it feels like it. I handle the applications and the re-verifications, and I check every week that the ads are serving, because an account can go dark over paperwork and nobody tells you.
Meta ads, on Facebook and Instagram, are the other platform: audiences built from your area and your customers, creative from your own jobs, retargeting for the people who visited and did not call. Same rules, same price, your account.
I never run ads from my own account on your behalf. The account, the history and the data are yours.
What's included
Once set up in the build · Weekly Monthly ongoing
- Structured by service and town With the negative keywords that stop wasted clicks. Once
- Written from your pages Keywords, ad copy and extensions, never from a template. Once
- Checked every week That the ads are serving, with budgets read on a full week, never a weekend. Weekly
- Meta, done the same way Audiences, creative from your jobs, retargeting and the same weekly read. Weekly
- Owned by you The account in your name, the card yours, me as a manager.
- Local Services Ads handled The application, the verification and every re-verification.
- Every lead tracked Calls and forms from ads, in your dashboard.
Unsure where to start? The audit.
It is built to tell you. Fourteen days, $197, money-back if it is not useful.