Find where the budget leaks
Spend, conversion paths, and signal-quality gaps. We surface where the algorithm is optimizing for the wrong thing.
PLAYBOOK / VISIBILITY & DEMAND
Three services that turn paid search, local listings, and analytics into one feedback loop. The algorithm starts optimizing for revenue. The dashboard stops disagreeing with your team.
01 / GOOGLE ADS MANAGEMENT
Most ad accounts optimize for clicks because that's all the algorithm got fed. Your CRM knows what closed. Connect them and the algorithm stops counting conversions and starts optimizing for revenue.
WHAT THIS COVERS
HOW IT GOES
Spend, conversion paths, and signal-quality gaps. We surface where the algorithm is optimizing for the wrong thing.
Campaigns split by margin band and funnel stage. Bidding gets real constraints that respect your bottom line.
Pipeline from your CRM to Google Ads via API. The algorithm stops counting form fills and starts chasing closed revenue.
Negative-keyword sweeps, budget shifts based on real ROAS, and short-form/UGC creative tested at high cadence.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Shifted from volume-based leads to margin-band campaigns, with CRM close data feeding Google for algorithmic revenue optimization.
Search campaigns split by intent — awareness vs high-intent conversion — to stop wasting spend on unqualified traffic.
Performance Max + Local Service Ads aligned with each location's GBP. Qualified local traffic at scale, location-aware reporting.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Unconstrained automation optimizes for proxy metrics — clicks and form fills — not actual revenue. By enriching conversion data with CRM revenue signals, we constrain the algorithm to optimize for what actually matters: bottom-line ROI.
Instead of grouping campaigns by product or service category, we segment by profit margin. The bidding algorithm respects your bottom line and stops wasting budget on low-margin conversions.
Three levers: enriched conversion data (real revenue back to algorithms), funnel-stage clustering (separate campaigns for different intent levels), and ruthless negatives to filter low-intent volume.
Yes. We reject the "black box" approach — granular PMax with margin-band segmentation, creative velocity testing, and enriched signals so the algorithm has real constraints.
Testing short-form video and UGC against polished assets at high cadence. Authentic, high-velocity creative often identifies winning hooks faster than traditional production cycles.
Yes. We build the data pipeline that syncs actual revenue and lead-quality scores from your CRM back to Google Ads via API. The algorithm transforms from a conversion counter into a revenue optimization engine.
02 / GOOGLE BUSINESS PROFILE
Profile setup is one-time. Profile optimization is weekly. Competitors who run the cadence outrank everyone who set theirs and forgot.
WHAT THIS COVERS
HOW IT GOES
Profile gaps, missing categories, weak photos, and Q&A blind spots — mapped against the businesses outranking you.
Categories, services, descriptions, attributes, and media — every lever Google uses to rank, set correctly.
The reinforcement loop: organic local + Maps + paid placements show up together. Visibility compounds.
Review response, photo refresh, Google Posts publishing — the work that keeps the profile active and outranking competitors who forgot.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Standardized GBP optimization across all locations with consistent branding and a unified review-response strategy.
GBP aligned with Local Service Ads for maximum visibility in the local pack — restoration, HVAC, plumbing, roofing.
Optimized for "near me" and service-specific searches in the geos where you actually want clients.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
GBP is the primary data source for Google's local pack, Maps, and AI Overviews for local queries. An optimized profile directly influences whether your business shows up when customers search for services in your area.
Response templates and a reply cadence — every review answered within 24 hours signals an active profile. We don't write fake reviews or engage in reputation manipulation.
Yes. Aligning GBP with active campaigns creates a reinforcement loop — organic local results, Maps, and paid placements appear simultaneously, maximizing visibility per query.
Monthly minimum, weekly recommended for photos, posts, and Q&A. Google rewards active profiles with higher visibility in local search results.
Yes. We standardize optimization across all locations while keeping location-specific details accurate — photos, reviews, service-area descriptions.
Profile completeness, review velocity, review sentiment, category accuracy, and consistent NAP (Name, Address, Phone) data all contribute to local ranking signals. We optimize every lever Google uses.
03 / ANALYTICS & PERFORMANCE REPORTING
Browser tracking lost 20–40% of conversions to ad blockers and iOS. Server-side tagging brings them back. CRM revenue closes the loop. Reports stop disagreeing.
WHAT THIS COVERS
HOW IT GOES
Current tracking, data gaps, and the complete touchpoint flow — so we know what's missing before we deploy anything.
Server-side tagging deployed, conversion events configured, and platform connections wired (Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, etc.).
Attribution models that distribute credit across the journey. CRM revenue feeds back so ROI per channel reflects closed deals.
Real-time dashboards plus a reporting cadence with interpretation — not just numbers, but what they mean for next week's decisions.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Unified dashboards pulling from Google Ads, Meta, and CRM for each client — one source of truth across accounts.
From first click to purchase, with revenue attribution per channel. The numbers stop disagreeing.
Form fills connected to closed deals in the CRM. The ad platforms learn what actually pays, not just what fills out a form.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Browser-based tracking loses 20–40% of data to ad blockers and privacy restrictions like iOS 14+. Server-side tagging (sGTM) bypasses these limits by processing data on your server before sending to platforms.
Instead of giving all credit to the last click, multi-touch distributes credit across every touchpoint in the journey. Reveals which channels drive awareness vs which close deals.
Yes. We sync CRM revenue back to analytics and ad platforms so you see actual revenue per channel — not just form fills or clicks.
GA4 exports natively to BigQuery, enabling SQL-based analysis on raw event data. We configure the link, set up scheduled queries, and build dashboards that go beyond GA4's interface — cohort analysis, custom attribution windows, cross-platform joins.
We establish a Single Source of Truth — typically the CRM — and build reconciliation reports that identify where and why platforms disagree on conversion numbers.
Channel-level spend and ROAS, conversion attribution by model, trend analysis, recommendations for budget reallocation, and a clear interpretation of what the numbers mean for the business.
04 / THE OPERATING LAYER
Each piece on its own helps. Wired together, they compound. Money in, money tracked, money optimized. The algorithm and the dashboard finally agree.
Local pack, Maps, and AI Overviews surface the business when buyers search.
PMax, Search, and LSA reinforce the same searches in paid placements aligned with GBP.
Server-side tagging captures what browser tracking missed. Multi-touch attribution shows the journey.
Closed-deal revenue feeds back to Google Ads. The algorithm starts optimizing for revenue, not clicks.
WHAT YOU GET, EVERY TIME
PICK ONE TO START
Ads, GBP, or analytics — name the gap. I'll come back with the audit, the fix, and what it would actually take to implement.