PPC Management Services for Google Ads and Microsoft Ads

I audit or build your Google Ads or Microsoft Advertising account, then manage it every month. Before any budget is spent, I check that conversion tracking records the result you actually want, because automated bidding learns from those conversions and spends accordingly.

The account stays yours, the ad spend goes straight from you to Google or Microsoft, and my fee is flat per ad account. Every month you get a report that shows what the ads cost, what they produced and what changes next.

The Google Ads account stays in your name, on your payment method. I work with Standard access. In Google’s access levels, Standard can edit campaigns but cannot give anyone access or change access levels; only Admin can. So you control who is in the account, and removing me takes a minute.

Microsoft Advertising works the same way: the account stays yours, and I join it as a user.

Anyone who manages Google Ads for a client is a third party under Google’s third-party policy, which asks third parties to be transparent about their services, costs and the results to expect. Its transparency requirements include reporting cost at the exact amount Google charged, excluding the third party’s fees, disclosing management fees in writing before the first purchase and on every invoice, and giving clients their customer ID when they ask.

That is how I work. My fee is in writing before you buy and on its own line of every invoice, ad spend is reported exactly as Google charged it, and your customer ID is yours whenever you want it.

My prices are the market rate. Clutch puts most PPC agencies at $100 to $149 an hour; 19 hours a month at the $124.50 midpoint is $2,365.50, rounded to $2,350 a month. Fixed engagements are that figure pro rata: 2 weeks is $1,100 and 4 weeks is $2,150.

The fee is flat per ad account, never a percentage of spend, and it does not include the spend itself, which you pay to Google or Microsoft.