The goal isn't just more clicks. It's more of the right enquiries, free trials and calls from people who haven't bought from you before.
You'll always know what I'm doing, why I'm doing it, and what we're trying to improve. No black box, no vague updates.
You work with me, not a junior or an account coordinator, so every decision gets proper attention, and nothing sits in a queue. Budget decisions are made carefully and strategically, so you can feel confident in your account.
Google Ads Management Fees
I keep my pricing straightforward. There is a one-off setup fee that covers research, account review, tracking checks/set-ups, and foundational work that occurs before any campaign goes live. After that, there is a monthly management fee based on the complexity of your campaigns. No lengthy contracts. No hidden charges. You stay because the account is moving in the right direction, not because you are locked in.
If you want to understand what is included at each level before we speak, you can take a look at the full breakdown on the Google Ads Management Fee page.
The right campaign types for the right objective
Not every campaign type is right for every business. Before I recommend anything, I look at what you are trying to achieve, who you are trying to reach, and where the strongest opportunity for new business growth actually sits.
The campaign types available through Google Ads include search, display, video, demand gen, performance max and shopping. Depending on your goals and budget, I will help you understand which makes sense for your situation, rather than activating everything by default.
Google Search Ad Campaigns
Search campaigns put you in front of people actively looking for what you offer, right at the moment they're searching. For most lead generation businesses, this is where the strongest intent sits.
Google Display Ad Campaigns
Display can help keep your business in view for people who've already shown interest, or support wider awareness where that's genuinely useful. It's not right for every account, and I'll only recommend it where there's a clear reason for it.
YouTube Video Ad Campaigns
Video can be a useful way to explain a more considered offer or build familiarity before someone's ready to enquire. Best suited to businesses with a longer buying journey and the right assets to support it.
Google Demand Gen Campaigns
Demand Gen uses rich visual and video formats across YouTube, Gmail and Discover to reach people before they're actively searching. Useful for building familiarity earlier in a longer buying journey, though it's not always the right fit, I'll only bring it in where there's a genuine gap for it to fill.
Google Performance Max Campaigns
Performance Max uses Google's automation across Search, Display, YouTube and more, based on the goals and signals you give it. It can work well for lead generation, but only when the account's set up properly and the right data is feeding it, which I check before switching it on rather than assuming it'll work by default.
The right audience, at the right stage of the journey
Audience targeting in Google Ads has evolved considerably beyond simply bidding on keywords. Depending on the account and the objective, this can include people who've already visited your site, people showing buying signals through their search and browsing behaviour, or, where a CRM is connected, your own customer and enquiry data used to find more people like them.
Getting this right matters because not every visitor is at the same point in their journey. Someone searching for the first time needs a different approach than someone who's already looked at your site three times but hasn't enquired yet. Part of my work is making sure the account reflects that difference, rather than treating every click the same way.
Similar to campaign types, I don't switch on every audience option by default. Which signals are worth using depends on what data is available, how much history the account has, and what actually supports the objective.
Alongside Google Ads, I also work with LinkedIn Ads and Microsoft Ads for existing clients with broader channel needs.
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Prefer to Keep Managing Google Ads Yourself? Try a Power Hour
Management isn't the right fit for everyone, and that's fine. If you're handling your own Google Ads and want an experienced second opinion rather than ongoing management, my Power Hour offers a focused hour to work through your account together, with practical steps you can put into action yourself.