Brandon Google Ads that turn clicks into phone calls in an account you own.

Start with what one job is worth to you, then work backward from the click price. A garage door search costs more than a landscape search, so the same monthly budget buys very different numbers of clicks. We pick the opening number together and change it when the report shows the cost of a call.

Ads can produce calls in the opening week. The first 30 days are noisy in the search terms report, so we cut the terms that attract the wrong request and move budget to the ones that fit. Cost per lead is the number to judge once that sorting settles.

Your business does. The account is opened in your business's name, with your billing and your login. If you stop working with us, the campaigns, the history and the data stay with you.

Google is where most service jobs start, and it is where we start. Microsoft Ads and Meta ads on Facebook and Instagram are on the table when your customers already spend time there, or when a Google click costs more than the job can carry. One new channel at a time, judged on cost per lead.

The report shows calls and leads, and the cost per lead for each campaign. It does not pretend every call came from a keyword, because some customers call after seeing a truck or a referral. What it does show is the trend by campaign, so you can see which job types pay for themselves and which need a different page or a tighter search term.