We run PPC campaigns across Google and Meta for brands that are tired of paying for traffic that doesn't convert. Search terms trimmed, audiences narrowed, creative refreshed before it goes stale, and every dollar checked against what came in, not just what the platform claims. Flat management fee, no cut of your ad spend. Based in Los Angeles, working nationwide.
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A default Google Ads setup matches your ads to searches you never chose. A DIY guide, a job title, a used version of what you sell. Wasted click, same budget.
Meta will spend your budget on an audience that fits your targeting on paper and still scrolls past. The platform calls that reach. We call it an empty bill.
Google Ads and Meta each report their own conversions and both take credit for the same sale. Nobody reconciles that, and you optimize toward a number that isn't real.
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Google Ads campaigns built around the search terms people use when ready to buy, not the broad match Google defaults to. Shopping, PMax, YouTube, Display, and Local Services when needed.
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Remarketing on Google and Meta for people who already looked, clicked, or added something to a cart. That audience costs less to reach and converts better than cold traffic.
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Meta ads across Facebook and Instagram, with creative built in-house instead of recycled from last quarter. Ad fatigue wastes budget fast, and refreshing creative first is part of the work.
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Landing pages built when a campaign needs one, instead of sending paid traffic to a page made for someone who found you organically. A mismatched click is spend already lost.
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Call tracking and on-platform conversion tracking, checked against GA4 so the report reflects what happened, not what each platform claims. Disagreeing numbers mean one of them was wrong.
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No guessing which campaigns are worth keeping. We look at what your accounts are spending on, cut what isn't working, and put that budget where it produces something.
ppc that stops
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No guessing which campaigns are worth keeping. We look at what your accounts are spending on, cut what isn't working, and put that budget where it produces something.
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We start inside your existing accounts, or build fresh ones if you're starting from zero. Every campaign gets checked against what it's spent and what it's produced.
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Wasted spend gets identified by source: bad search terms, tired audiences, weak creative, or a landing page losing clicks already paid for. You get the list before anything changes.
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Campaigns get rebuilt or relaunched with the fixes in place. New creative, tightened targeting, and landing pages that match what the ad actually promised.
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Budgets shift toward what's converting and away from what isn't, every month, based on tracking checked against your real numbers instead of the platform's own count.
ppc that stops
the bleeding
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Google Ads and Meta ads, built and managed as one system rather than two separate accounts nobody's comparing. That covers Search, Shopping, Performance Max, YouTube, Display, and Local Services Ads on the Google side, Facebook and Instagram on the Meta side, plus remarketing across both. Landing pages get built when a campaign needs one, and Meta creative is made in-house. The exact mix depends on where your budget is currently leaking.
Depends on what you're selling and who's buying it. Google catches people already searching for what you offer, which usually converts faster because the intent already exists. Meta puts you in front of people before they've started looking, which takes longer to pay off but builds demand Google can't reach. Most accounts we run use both, weighted differently depending on the business.
Call tracking and on-platform conversion tracking, reconciled against GA4. Google and Meta each report their own conversions and neither one checks itself against the other, so left alone, both platforms will show you numbers that look better than the truth. We compare what the platforms claim against what shows up in your own data and report the version that holds up.
A flat monthly fee, not a percentage of what you spend on ads. Ad spend and management fees are two separate numbers, and they should be. A percentage-of-spend model pays the agency more every time your budget goes up, whether or not the results do. We don't have that incentive built in, because we don't get paid more when you spend more.
That depends on how contested your market is and what a customer is worth to you. A specialty repair shop in one city and a national ecommerce brand have nothing in common on this question. We'll give you a real number after looking at your industry, your competition, and what you're trying to get out of it, not a package minimum picked in advance.
You do. The Google Ads and Meta accounts stay in your name, under your billing, from day one. If we ever stop working together, you keep everything: the account, the history, the data, all of it. Nothing about how we operate depends on making that difficult.
Yes, and it's common. We'll go through the existing account before changing anything, so you know what was working, what wasn't, and why, before we touch a single campaign.
Google Ads can show movement within the first couple of weeks once campaigns are live, since intent-based search doesn't need time to warm up. Meta usually takes longer, because the algorithm needs time and data to find the right audience, and creative needs a few weeks to show whether it's working or fatiguing. Real optimization, not just early signal, usually takes two to three months.
They solve different problems on different timelines. PPC gets you in front of people this week. SEO builds a position that keeps earning without new spend behind it, but it takes months to get there. Most of the businesses we work with eventually run both, since paid covers the gap while organic is still building.
Automotive and automotive aftermarket is where we've run the most ad spend and know the buyer best: wheels, tires, performance shops, specialty repair. Outside of that, the client list covers legal, healthcare, real estate, construction, manufacturing, home services, and eCommerce. The platforms work the same way regardless of industry. What changes is how fast we understand your customer and your competition, and automotive is where that's fastest.
Whoever is managing your campaigns is who you talk to. No account manager relaying your questions to someone else and getting back to you tomorrow. If something needs to change in your account, the person making that change is in the conversation with you.
No. We're based in Los Angeles and manage accounts for clients across the country. Ad platforms don't care where you're located, and neither do we. If you're local, we're happy to meet in person when it's useful.
Six months is the usual minimum. New campaigns spend their first stretch in each platform's learning phase, where the algorithm is still figuring out who to show your ads to, and it takes real conversion data before bids, budgets, and creative can be tuned with any confidence. Cutting that short means judging the work before it's had a chance to work. We know that sounds like the kind of thing an agency says to protect itself, so here's the honest version: a shorter term would let us collect a fee during the exact window where results aren't reliable yet, and that's not a trade we think is fair to make. After six months, we build the next phase around what the account did.
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