Ads, landing pages and a report you can actually read.
I set up and manage Google Ads for local service businesses: the keywords, the ads, a landing page built to turn clicks into calls, and a weekly report in plain language so you always know what your money is doing.
The searches your customers actually type.
Clear headlines with an offer people click.
A focused page with a short form and a call button.
Calls and forms counted so results are real.
What happened, in plain language.
Testing and tweaking every week.
This is part of my Marketing Manager service.
A step by step checklist for setting up or reworking a Google Ads campaign, from settings and keywords to ads, assets and tracking. It keeps every launch consistent so nothing is missed before ads go live.
A Google Ads landing page for a family and pediatric eye care practice in Gilbert, Arizona. It pairs a new patient offer with a short callback form.
A bookkeeping site and landing page for a CPA led firm in Chandler, Arizona. It focuses on monthly bookkeeping, cleanup and a free consultation.
A TikTok for a public car auction in Peoria, Arizona, grown to 86.4K followers with bilingual English and Spanish videos. One video passed 150K views.
A website for a law firm covering bankruptcy, estate planning and LLC formation, with a free consultation call up top.
A custom business dashboard that runs daily tasks, client projects, networking and sales in one place. Each area has its own hub with due dates, pinned work and quick views.
A Google Ads manager plans your keywords, writes the ads, sets the budget, builds or improves the landing page and adjusts the campaign based on results.
Ads can bring calls quickly, but it usually takes 1 to 3 months of testing and adjusting to understand what works for your business. Nothing is guaranteed, which is why I report every week.
It helps a lot. A page built for one offer, with a short form and a call button, usually turns more clicks into leads than a homepage.
