Seattle PPC that turns paid clicks into calls.

Typical accounts spend $2,000–$5,000 a month on ads, with management at $500–$1,500 a month on top of that ad spend. Trades with expensive clicks usually need the upper end to gather enough data, while a garage door company can start lower. The first month’s tracking then tells us whether to raise the budget, hold it or move it between campaigns.

Calls, leads and cost per lead, broken out by campaign and keyword, along with the search terms we cut that month. When you flag the leads that turned into jobs, in your CRM or a shared sheet, we import them, so the report tracks each campaign through to booked work.

Yes. The first step is an audit of what’s running: campaigns and keywords that bring calls stay, and search terms that burn money go. Keeping the account’s history also shows us what worked before we change anything.

For some trades, yes. Meta ads on Facebook and Instagram are a managed Lithium channel, along with Microsoft Ads and LinkedIn. Repair work usually starts on Google, because that searcher already needs the job done; a remodeler or landscaper with strong project photos can test Meta once the Google cost per lead is known.

Usually, yes. Google Ads tends to produce its first results inside a week of launch. Organic work is slower, and local rankings typically need 60 to 90 days, so a plan can use ads to cover the jobs you need booked now while SEO gains ground behind them.