Ads thatpay off.

Google Ads built around your numbers: the right searches, the right people, and every lead or sale traced back to the ad that brought it.

Ads are the furniture.

Your website is the flat. Ads bring people to the door, but they only work if they're the right people, at the right moment, at a price that pays off.

That's why I start with your numbers: what a customer is worth to you, what you can pay for a lead, and which searches actually turn into jobs. The ads are built around that.

What could ads bring you?

Pick your type of business and move the sliders. You'll see how much new business ads can bring you in a typical month.

120people click your ads
€3,000in new sales a month · from 3 new customers
10calls and messages a month
€103per call or message
€3.00back for every €1 you spend on ads

Based on United States averages: Google Ads results by industry across 13,474 search campaigns (LocaliQ/WordStream, April 2025 – March 2026), in dollars and used here as euros. In Europe clicks are often cheaper. Your real numbers depend on your area, your competitors and your website.

What I do in your account.

Numbers firstBefore any ad: what a customer is worth to you and what you can pay for a lead.
Tracking that countsCalls, forms and bookings tracked, so you know which search brought each lead.
The right searchesCampaigns built on what people type when they're ready to buy or hire, not just browsing.
Only where you sellBy country, city or postcode, with the places you don't serve or ship to left out.
Less wasted moneyNegative keyword lists that block searches that will never become customers.
Watched every dayMy own monitoring tools check your account daily. Every month, a report in plain words.

Real data.

−54%cost per lead on the small-bins campaign, with the same number of calls
+113%leads on the roll-off campaign vs. the same weeks last year
−36%cost per lead on that same roll-off campaign
~1,300changes logged in the account in 30 days
A dumpster rental company A very competitive local market in the US. Areas tightened by postcode, 12 negative keyword lists, customer audiences from their booking system, and an automated review every day.
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Two parts, no surprises

Your ad budget goes straight to Google, from your own account. My monthly management fee is quoted after a free check, once I've seen your account, your area and your goals. The account and the data are always yours.

From check to calls.

Free

First a free check: your numbers, your area and, if you have one, your current account.

1–2 weeks

Then I set it up: tracking, searches, ads, area and negative keywords.

First month

Launch and learn: I watch it daily and cut what spends without bringing customers.

Every month

Then it keeps improving, with a clear report every month.

What people usually ask.

How much should I spend on ads?

It depends on your area and how competitive your service is. In the free check I work out a starting budget from real cost-per-click data, so you know what to expect before you spend.

How soon will I see results?

Calls can start in the first days. The first month is for learning what works and what spends money without bringing customers; after that, results settle.

Is the Google Ads account mine?

Yes. The ads run in your own account and you pay Google directly. I work inside it, so if we ever stop working together, everything stays with you.

I already run Google Ads. Can you help?

Yes. Send me a message and I'll check your account for free: searches that spend without converting, tracking, and what I'd fix first.

Do you guarantee results?

Nobody honestly can. What I do guarantee: every euro tracked, the account watched daily, and honest advice. If ads don't make sense for your business yet, I'll tell you.

Do you work outside Spain?

Yes. I work with businesses worldwide, fully online, in English, Spanish or Russian.

Running ads, or about to start?

Either way, I'll check it for free: your current account, or your plan and budget before you spend anything.

Your email app opens with the message ready to send, and I reply myself.

Noon, who manages every account herself

Photos: Point3D Commercial Imaging, Minh Pham and Jakub Żerdzicki on Unsplash.