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Ads judged by booked jobs, not clicks.
Google Search for the people already looking for what you do. Facebook and Instagram for the ones who don't know you yet. Both aimed at one customer, one offer and one page, with tracking all the way to the booked job, so you can see what every dollar did.
Denver and the Front Range in person, anywhere by video. Or call (720) 639-1310.
Sound familiar?
Start here if your ads cost money and you can't say what they bring in.
If two or more of these are true, this is probably where the money or the time is going.
- 01You're paying for clicks you can't trace.The dashboard shows clicks and impressions. Nobody can tell you which ones became a call, a booking or a paid job.
- 02The leads are the wrong people.Price shoppers, people outside your area, people looking for something you don't do. Broad targeting pays for every one of them.
- 03Every ad goes to your home page.The visitor has to hunt for the thing they clicked on. Most don't bother.
- 04You tried it, burned money and stopped.Usually the setup was the problem, not the channel.
What you get
What's included.
You get the parts your business needs, not a package. The plan lists exactly which, with a fixed written price before anything starts.
A read of what's running now
Where the money goes, which searches and audiences you're paying for, and what is and isn't being tracked.
Search campaigns
Built around the searches that mean someone is ready to hire you, in the areas you actually serve, with the wasted searches blocked.
Facebook & Instagram campaigns
For people who don't know you yet: local audiences, one clear offer, and ads written for a phone screen.
Conversions that mean money
Calls, forms and bookings counted as conversions in Google and Meta, so the platforms chase customers instead of clicks.
A page that matches the ad
Each campaign points at a page that says what the ad said and asks for one thing. If you don't have one, it's part of the plan.
A read in plain words
Spend, leads, cost per lead and per booked job, what changed and what's next. If the numbers say stop, I'll say stop.
How it goes
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.
Look
The account, the site, and what happens to a lead after the click.
Plan
Which channel, which customer, which offer, the test budget, and a fixed written price for the management.
Build
Campaigns, tracking and the landing page, reviewed with you before a dollar is spent.
Run and read
Adjusted as the data comes in and judged on booked jobs, with a monthly read of what to change.
Proof
$100,000+ in ad spend managed and measured.
The lesson that keeps repeating: most accounts are quietly losing money the same three ways. Targeting that's too broad, a message that could be for anyone, and a budget judged by clicks. Fix those and the right people start showing up.
Questions
Who pays for the ads?
You do, directly to Google or Meta, in your own ad account. My fee is separate and fixed in writing. I work inside your account with access you grant and can remove at any time.
How much should I spend?
Enough to learn something in a month. The right test budget depends on your market and what a customer is worth to you, and it's written into the plan before anything runs.
How fast does it work?
Search ads start showing once they're approved. Getting the cost per booked job where it should be takes a few weeks of real data. Anyone guaranteeing results up front is guessing.
Do I need a new website first?
Not always. If your page can't turn a click into a call, I'll tell you before we spend on ads, because sending paid traffic to a page that doesn't convert is the most expensive way to find that out.
Works with
Each service stands on its own. Together they close the gaps.
Thirty minutes, a straight answer.
We go through what's happening now, whether better ads are the right lever, and what it would cost. You leave with a fixed price or an honest "not yet".