What does a Google Ads management agency do?
A Google Ads management agency builds and runs your campaigns: it picks the keywords and audiences, writes the ads, sets bids and budgets, and checks the account constantly for waste. The part that matters most is conversion tracking, because without it nobody can tell which clicks became customers. We handle all of it and report in revenue, leads and ROAS.
Should I use Search campaigns or Performance Max?
Search campaigns are usually the place to start because they show ads to people typing exactly what you sell, and you control every keyword. Performance Max works across Google's networks and relies on automation, so it needs clean conversion data and good creative to perform. Most accounts we run use both, each with a clear job.
Why is my Google Ads account getting clicks but no sales?
The most common causes are broken or missing conversion tracking, broad keywords matching searches from people who will never buy, and bidding set up to chase clicks instead of sales. Sometimes the ads are fine and the problem is what happens after the click. An audit shows which one it is before any money moves.
How long does it take for Google Ads to work?
A new or rebuilt account usually needs a few weeks of data before bidding settles and the numbers mean much. Search ads can bring traffic on day one, but judging an account on its first week leads to bad decisions. We tell you what to expect for your market and spend before we start.
What ROAS should I expect from Google Ads?
It depends on your margins, your prices and how competitive your market is, so no honest agency can promise a number before seeing your account. For reference, we hold a steady 7.5x ROAS across multiple Google Ads accounts we manage, and we took a stalled e-commerce account from 1.8x to 5.4x while scaling spend.
Do you audit Google Ads accounts run by someone else?
Yes. If your account is run in house or by another provider and the results have flattened, we can audit it and tell you plainly what we find: structure, tracking, search terms, bidding and budget. You decide what to do with it from there.