Paid media that pays for itself
Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn campaigns built around qualified leads and lower customer acquisition cost. Every dollar tracked from click to closed deal.
What does a paid media manager do?
A paid media manager plans, launches and optimizes advertising on platforms like Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn. The job is to turn ad spend into qualified leads and sales at a profitable cost, using tracking, testing, audience targeting and landing page optimization.
Is this the right fit?
Scope of work
How the engagement runs
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Google Ads and Paid Media questions
How much should I spend on Google Ads?
Start with a budget that can produce enough conversions to learn from, usually enough for 30 or more conversions a month in your main campaign. In competitive markets that number is higher. We size it together based on your cost per lead and sales targets.
Do you manage Meta and LinkedIn ads too?
Yes. I manage Google Ads, Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and LinkedIn Ads, and choose the mix based on where your buyers are and what each channel costs to acquire a customer.
How quickly will I see results from paid ads?
Paid media produces data from day one. Most accounts stabilize within 4 to 8 weeks as tracking, targeting and landing pages are tuned.
Why are my Google Ads getting clicks but no leads?
The usual causes are broad keyword matching, weak negative keyword lists, a mismatch between ad and landing page, or broken conversion tracking. An audit finds which one it is.
Do I own my ad accounts?
Yes. Your ad accounts, data and tracking always stay in your name. I work inside them with manager access.
Make every ad dollar count.
Tell me where you want to grow. You'll get a straight answer on whether I can help, usually within 24 hours.