PPC Management Services

The key performance indicators we look at are website traffic and conversions. We will evaluate how much traffic your website is receiving, and how many people actually converted into the desired result.

The amount of traffic each month will vary. It depends on 1) how effective we make your campaign and 2) your advertising budget. The more fuel we have in the tank, the more results we can generate for you.

The amount of conversions will also vary. We will be able to track your conversion rate from our ads. This will allow us to use performance data of our ad campaigns to make gradual improvements. In consideration of this, we believe your conversion rate will increase over time.

However, it is important to note that there are external factors that impact conversions that we do not control. This includes the price, product quality, website destination, and market you are competing in.

It can be expensive to advertise on Google. This is because they have a pay-per-click model, which means you pay each time someone clicks on your ads. However, this traffic is often high quality. The people you are advertising to are in search of your products or services, which is often worth the price.

We recommend our clients to consider the average lifetime value of a customer for their business. Once you understand this, identify the maximum you are willing to spend to acquire one customer. With an experienced paid search manager, we believe we can help you boost your brand awareness while acquiring new customers at a profitable rate over time.

We offer initial contract terms of 3 months. After the initial contract term is complete, your account will be serviced on a month-to-month basis. You have the option to cancel at any time with a 30 day written or digital notice. After 30 days, we will cancel all services and return any information we have back to you.

There is a one-time setup fee. It is primarily for getting you set up on our end to run your campaign. We will set you up in our search engine systems, analytics systems, and other administrative tasks. We will also set up any necessary advertising accounts for you.

You will be assigned a dedicated paid search account manager. This person is trained in search engine marketing and is likely to have experience working with clients similar to your industry. This person will be your main point of contact. We have an internal process to review all deliverables before they are sent to you. This is to ensure that you receive quality work and to resolve tough situations.

We will learn your business by sending you a questionnaire. Upon completion, we will schedule an onboarding call with you to discuss the questionnaire and any additional questions we may have about your business. After the kickoff call, we will do more research and develop a strategy that is specific to your business.

In the questionnaire, we learn more about your ad preferences. In the strategy we develop for you, it will specify the advertising approach that we will use for your business. If you approve this approach, we will start developing the ads in an ad calendar. You will have an opportunity to review all advertisements in advance before they are published.

No, you do not have to provide us with content. However, if you have content, we are happy to use it. Your PPC manager will develop unique advertisements that fit your brand. We have access to stock photography, simple design software, as well as relevant news sources. We also have photography and videography services available if needed. In short, we will develop advertisements to engage your audience.

Yes, your PPC manager will be monitoring your advertising campaigns daily. If ads are not performing well, we will pause them and tweak your campaign.

In addition, your PPC manager will be optimizing your campaign as time progresses. In most situations, we are running A/B split tests in your ad campaign. This is the process of testing multiple variations of your ads, and the audiences for the ads. By testing different combinations of ads, we are more likely to identify areas of efficiency.