Google Ads That Pay for Themselves
I run Search, Display, and Performance Max campaigns built around ROAS, not impressions. Keyword strategy, aggressive negative-keyword management, quality score work, and conversion tracking that counts real leads. I’ve managed $2M+ in ad spend across 35+ accounts.
Your Google Ads account is probably wasting 30% of its budget
No negative keywords
Broad match runs wild and you pay for clicks from people who’ll never buy. The fix is a real negative list, not hope.
Low quality score
Poor ad relevance and a landing-page mismatch push your cost per click up 2 to 3x for the same position.
Fake conversions
Your tracking counts thank-you-page views as leads, so every optimization decision runs on wrong data.
Wrong landing pages
Ads point at the homepage instead of an intent-matched landing page, so clicks bounce before they convert.
Set-and-forget bidding
Smart Bidding left untouched for months drifts toward cheap, low-intent traffic. It needs steering.
No search-term review
Nobody reads the search-term report, so the same wasted queries bill you week after week.
What you get
Campaigns mapped to intent, tracking that tells the truth, and reports tied to revenue instead of clicks.
- Keyword research with intent mapping and a bid strategy
- Negative keyword lists, 500+ terms, to block wasted spend
- Conversion tracking set up properly in GA4 and GTM via analytics work
- Ad copy with extensions, sitelinks, and callouts
- Bi-weekly bid adjustments and budget reallocation
- Quality score monitoring with landing page recommendations
- Weekly search-term analysis and negative-keyword expansion
- Monthly ROAS report with cost-per-acquisition broken out
What changes after
How I work
Audit
I review your account, search terms, quality scores, and conversion setup. Most accounts I see have $500+ a month in pure waste.
Strategy
I build keyword groups by intent, set bid strategies, write ad copy, and map each ad group to the right landing page.
Launch
I configure campaigns, set up conversion tracking properly, add 500+ negative keywords, and go live on controlled budgets.
Optimize
I read search terms weekly, adjust bids bi-weekly, test ad variations monthly, and report with real revenue numbers.
Google Ads that buy customers, not clicks
Most Google Ads accounts leak money on bad keywords, weak landing pages, and untracked conversions. I build and manage campaigns around profit per click, so every rupee is aimed at a lead or a sale you can measure.
Intent-matched campaigns
Search, Performance Max, and remarketing structured around buying intent, with tight negative keyword lists so you stop paying for junk clicks.
Conversion tracking first
Proper conversion and value tracking before a rupee is spent, so bidding optimizes toward revenue, not vanity clicks.
Landing page and testing
Ad-to-page message match and ongoing A/B tests, because the best campaign still fails on a weak landing page.
Google Ads questions, answered
What does Google Ads management include?
It includes account structure, keyword and audience research, ad copy and creative, conversion tracking setup, bid and budget management, negative keyword lists, landing-page guidance, and ongoing optimization with clear reporting. The aim is profitable conversions, not just traffic.
How much should I budget for Google Ads?
Enough to gather conversion data in your niche, which varies by cost-per-click. I recommend a budget based on your target cost per lead and margins, start controlled, prove what converts, then scale the winners. Overspending on an unproven account just buys expensive lessons.
Do you set up conversion tracking?
Always, before spending. Without accurate conversion and value tracking, Google’s bidding optimizes blind. I set up conversions, offline import where relevant, and consent-compliant tracking so the account learns from real outcomes.
How is this different from SEO?
Google Ads buys visibility instantly and you pay per click; SEO earns it over time and compounds. Ads are ideal for immediate leads, testing offers, and seasonal pushes. Most businesses do both, ads for now, SEO for durable, cheaper traffic later.
When will I see results from Google Ads?
Traffic starts on day one. Meaningful optimization needs a few weeks of conversion data for the algorithm and me to cut losers and scale winners. Expect the first month to be learning and tightening, then steadier performance.
Do you manage Performance Max and Shopping?
Yes. For e-commerce I run Shopping and Performance Max with proper feed and conversion-value setup, plus guardrails so PMax doesn’t quietly spend on brand or junk placements. Feed quality and tracking decide whether these campaigns win.
Find the waste in your Google Ads account
Share your current ad spend, target CPA, and what’s not working. I’ll show you where the money leaks and how to fix it.
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