Everything in the Scope

SEARCH
Search Campaigns

High-intent keywords, tight match types, ad copy that speaks to what people are actually looking for. Negative keyword lists built to actually work.

Exact MatchPhrase MatchRSAsAd Extensions
SHOP
Shopping & PMax

Feed optimization, segmentation strategy, and Performance Max that doesn't hand Google a blank check. Smart bidding setups with conversion data to learn from.

Feed OptimizationSegmentationROAS BiddingPMax
YT
YouTube Advertising

Video ads that don't just get skipped. Audience targeting beyond basic demographics — custom intent, in-market, affinity audiences layered to reach people who actually buy.

TrueViewBumper AdsCustom IntentRemarketing
DISP
Display Advertising

Remarketing and prospecting that doesn't burn money on banners nobody clicks. Proper audience segmentation, creative testing, and frequency capping that keeps your brand from becoming noise.

RemarketingProspectingGDNResponsive Ads
CONV
Conversion Tracking

Before a dollar moves, every conversion is tracked correctly. Calls, forms, purchases — all of it. Enhanced Conversions and first-party data where it matters.

GA4Enhanced ConversionsGTMFirst-Party Data
DATA
Reporting That Means Something

Weekly reports on cost per conversion, ROAS, and revenue — not impressions. You see the same numbers I use, not a curated version designed to look good.

Looker StudioWeekly CadenceCPA FocusROAS Tracking

What Most Agencies Skip

01
Negative Keywords That Actually Do Something

Accounts spending $20K a month with 40 negative keywords isn't a list — it's a placeholder. Proper negative keyword management means hundreds of terms, organized by theme, updated weekly from the search terms report. That's where most wasted spend gets recovered.

02
Bidding Strategy Matched to Where You Are

Smart bidding needs data to work. Under 30 conversions a month on a new campaign means Target CPA will spend your budget while the algorithm learns nothing. I match bidding strategy to account maturity and transition to automation once the data supports it.

03
Campaign Structure That Enables Real Decisions

How you structure campaigns determines what data you can see. Most accounts have everything dumped into one or two campaigns, making it impossible to know what's actually driving results. Clean structure means clean data, and clean data means better decisions.

04
Landing Page Problems Are My Problem Too

A perfect Google Ads campaign loses everything on a landing page with a 6-second load time or a form that breaks on mobile. I flag conversion rate problems I see even when they're not technically my scope — because if they tank your results, they tank mine too.

Straight Answers

There's no universal right answer, but there is a wrong one — spending so little there's not enough data to optimize. In most industries, $5,000 a month is about the minimum for statistically meaningful conversion data in a reasonable timeframe. The right budget depends on your industry, competition, and what a customer is worth to you.
Typically 2 to 4 weeks to get enough conversion data to make real optimization decisions. Performance improves steadily over the first 3 months as the account builds history. Anyone promising results in the first week isn't being straight with you.
Yes — that's most of what I do. Full audit before touching anything, which usually surfaces exactly why performance has been underwhelming. Sometimes the structure is salvageable, sometimes a rebuild is the right call. I'll tell you which before spending anything.
PMax is powerful but needs real management, not just turning it on and walking away. Without proper asset groups, audience signals, and brand exclusions, it'll spend your money on easy conversions from people who would've bought anyway. It can be great — but it requires active management.
Also Part of the Mix
Free Audit

Let Me Show You What's Actually Happening In Your Account

Most audits uncover at least one thing the previous agency missed. Sometimes several. No cost, no pitch, no obligation.