PPC management that
pays for itself.

There's no single right number. Any agency that quotes one before seeing your account is guessing. Your margins, sales cycle and market decide a sensible budget. Broken tracking makes every budget wrong. We'd rather shrink a wasteful budget in month one than grow it. The free audit gives you the answer for your own account before you sign anything.

No, because ad auctions, competitors, seasons and demand are outside anyone's control. Our contract commits us to the work. We check tracking, cut waste and rebuild accounts. We test new ads weekly, move budget monthly and report everything against revenue. Judge us on whether the numbers move and whether the report shows its working.

A named specialist for each platform, led by one strategist. Google Ads and Meta Ads are run separately, and remarketing is included. You also get checked server-side tracking and landing pages tested with our conversion team. New ads are tested weekly, budget moves monthly and you get a weekly report. Prism, our client workspace, comes with some engagements; your proposal says whether yours has it. Where it does, the weekly review is there. Google and Meta bill media spend to you directly, and the ad accounts stay yours.

It depends on where your buyers already are, and the audit answers it with data. If people already search for what you sell, search ads catch them and usually pay off first. If you sell something new or visual, Meta ads can create interest that search can't. Many accounts end up needing both.

Yes, and it matters more than most ad settings. Sending the right visitors to a slow or weak page is the costliest mistake in paid ads. The ad platform's reports never show it. Our conversion team builds and tests the pages, so each page keeps the promise its ad made.

Yes. You keep your report templates and client calls, our specialists do the work, and it all sits under an NDA. Client ad accounts stay in the client's name throughout. We don't approach the clients you introduce to us for direct business, through the work and for twelve months after the last assignment for that client ends. It's written into the agreement. We have served 500+ agencies.

Ask whose name the ad accounts are in, and whether tracking is checked before budget goes up. Ask whether media spend is billed to you directly or added to the fee. Ask how often search terms are reviewed and budget moved. Our answers: your name, always; tracking first; Google and Meta bill you directly; weekly search-term checks and monthly budget moves.