PPC management · paying for leads, not budget burn

PPC management: Google Ads leads at a target cost per lead

Ad budget melting away while calls and leads don't grow? We build PPC from your unit economics: we calculate the cost per lead before launch and take no percentage of your ad spend — we gain nothing when you spend more, only when your leads cost less.

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3D glass target with a dart in the bullseye — a metaphor for PPC ads hitting the exact search intent

Budget spent — and no leads to show for it

The situations that usually start the search for a PPC agency. Under each one — what it costs you and how we fix it.

“Clicks keep coming, the budget melts, and there are almost no calls or leads”

You're paying for traffic that doesn't convert — and can't see where the money leaks.

We start with unit economics: calculate the target cost per lead, cut irrelevant queries and placements. The budget goes to clicks that produce leads, not impressions.

“The agency takes a percentage of my spend — they profit when I spend more”

The vendor's interests diverge from yours: the bigger the burn, the bigger their commission.

We charge a flat fee for the work and take no percentage of the budget. We profit when your leads get cheaper — not when you spend more.

“There are leads, but they're expensive — the ads don't pay back”

The cost per lead exceeds your margin — every sale from ads runs at a loss.

We work from a target lead price: adjust bids, copy and landing pages, kill losing combinations. We keep the cost per lead inside your economics.

“We set it up ourselves — now ads get disapproved and the account is at risk”

Policy violations and broken tracking put the whole channel — and your budget — in jeopardy.

We take compliance end to end: policy-safe ads and landing pages, clean conversion tracking, account health monitoring. No disapprovals, no suspensions.

Interlocked chrome rings — the connected campaign formats in Google Ads

What's included in our PPC management

Not a list of procedures — a list of outcomes: behind each line is what exactly changes in your campaigns and in your cost per lead.

Unit economics and media plan

We calculate the target cost per lead and the forecast before launch. You see at what lead price the ads pay back — before the first dollar of budget.

Keywords and negatives

We build the target query set and cut the junk upfront. The budget doesn't leak into “free”, “DIY” and irrelevant impressions.

Search campaigns

We capture hot demand — people searching for your product right now. Ads matched to the intent of the query, not one text for everything.

Display and video formats

We reach the people still deciding, across the Display Network and YouTube. Clicks cost less than Search — bringing the blended cost per lead down.

Remarketing and win-back

We bring back visitors who left without an inquiry. Warm audiences convert cheaper than cold — in almost every niche.

Shopping and Performance Max

For e-commerce — product feeds and Shopping campaigns; for fast-moving niches — smart bidding strategies. The format is matched to the business, not a template.

Ad copy and landing pages by intent

The ad and the page promise the same thing, so the click makes it to the lead. If needed, we'll build a dedicated landing page for the campaign.

End-to-end analytics and goals

We set up conversion goals and call tracking, tying the click to the lead and the sale. You see not “clicks” but how much money the ads made.

Policy compliance and account health

Ads and landing pages kept within platform policies, consent-aware tracking, account monitoring. No disapprovals or suspensions — and no extra fees for it.

Management and reporting

Weekly — bid and combination optimization; monthly — a report on leads and their cost with a plan for the next period. With numbers, not “all good”.

How the PPC engagement runs

You see the lead forecast and the target cost per lead before signing the contract. Below — when to expect the first leads and the move to target CPL.

Stage 011–3 days

Brief and audit

We break down your niche, demand and current campaigns, if any. We find where the budget leaks. The express audit at the start is free.

Stage 022–3 days

Media plan and forecast

We calculate unit economics, the target cost per lead, volume and budget. The plan comes before the money, not after.

Stage 035–10 days

Build and launch

Keywords, ad copy, Search and Display campaigns, conversion goals, tracking. First leads — within 1–2 weeks.

Stage 042–4 weeks

Optimization

We clean queries and placements, test combinations, bring the cost per lead down to target. The campaigns learn on real data.

Stage 05ongoing

Management and scale

We hold the lead price, add formats and remarketing, and grow volume where the economics hold up.

Stage 06monthly

Report and plan

A report on leads, their cost and revenue, with a plan for the next month. Decisions by numbers, not by gut feel.

What we'll need from you

Access to the ad account and analytics (or we'll set them up from scratch on your account), the ad budget paid directly to the platform, and fast feedback on lead quality — which inquiries are genuine. Time-wise — about 1 hour a week for approvals and lead quality checks.

Who PPC fits — and who it doesn't

We write the second column honestly: if paid search won't pay back in your case, better to learn that in the audit — not after a burned budget. You can pre-check the math yourself with our Google Ads budget guide.

A good fit if

  • There's established demand for your product or service — people already search for it.
  • You need leads fast — within weeks, not months.
  • Your margin can absorb the market cost per click in your niche.
  • There's somewhere to send the traffic — a site or landing page ready to take inquiries.

Better not to start with PPC if

  • There's almost no search demand — a new product is better warmed up with paid social and content.
  • Your margin can't cover the cost per click in the niche — the ads will run at a loss.
  • The site isn't ready for traffic — first a landing page, then the budget.
  • Your category is restricted by ad platforms — some niches can't be advertised; we'll say so upfront.

How we count the result in money

Until there's a public case study for your niche, we don't invent numbers — we show the methodology we use to forecast before the start.

Forecast before the contract Media plan for your niche 1 day

We calculate the target cost per lead, demand volume and budget from your unit economics. You see the range and the caveats — what the outcome depends on.

Flat fee for the work Budget goes straight to the platform 0%

We take no percentage of the ad budget — all of it goes to impressions. Our incentive is to lower your cost per lead, not to inflate the spend.

In the audit we forecast lead volume and cost from your keyword data and current numbers — with a range and caveats on what the outcome depends on. When a verifiable case study in your niche appears, we'll publish it with numbers and the client's testimonial.

Engagement formats for PPC

Three packages by scope of work. The price covers the agency's work; your ad budget goes straight to the platform — we take no percentage of it.

Setup
launch from scratch · one-off
Quoted per project
  • Keywords and negatives
  • Search and Display campaigns
  • Conversion goals and tracking
  • Media plan and lead forecast
Best value
Setup + management
launch plus monthly optimization
Quoted per project
  • Everything in Setup + monthly management
  • Remarketing and bid management
  • A/B tests of ads and landing pages
  • Reporting on leads and their cost
Performance
large budgets, e-commerce
Quoted per project
  • Everything in Management, at scale
  • Shopping campaigns and product feeds
  • End-to-end analytics and CRM integration
  • Managed by target CPA and ROAS

The final fee depends on the number of campaigns, your niche and the scope of management. The ad budget is paid separately, straight to the platform — we take no percentage of it. The exact quote and cost-per-lead forecast come after a free audit.

Free ads audit and lead forecast

Leave your contact — we'll review your current campaigns or forecast from scratch: how many leads, and at what price, are realistic in your niche. No pushy sales call.

Thank you! Audit request received — we'll get back with the review within one business day.

PPC reviews: we publish only real ones

We don't post invented reviews or ratings — that's a risk for you and for us. Verifiable reviews of advertising projects are added as clients agree to go public. Meanwhile, you can request references directly — we'll share contacts of clients willing to recommend us.

Why businesses choose our PPC agency

Not abstract advantages — verifiable facts you can put in the contract.

No percentage of your ad spend

A flat fee for the work. Our incentive is to lower your cost per lead — not to inflate your budget burn.

Accountable for the cost per lead

The contract fixes a target lead price and volume — not “clicks” and “impressions”. The KPI is money, not traffic.

Unit economics before launch

We show the lead volume and cost forecast with a range and caveats. We'll tell you honestly if PPC won't pay back.

Compliance handled end to end

Policy-safe ads, clean tracking, account health monitoring. Disapprovals and suspensions are not your problem.

The account and access are yours

Campaigns and keyword sets live in your account. You're not locked in to us and you leave with all the assets.

Since 2015, 240+ projects

Experience across 32 industries. Ads work in one system with your website, SEO and analytics — so leads come out cheaper.

Frequent questions about PPC management

The agency fee is quoted individually. Your ad budget is paid separately, straight to the ad platform — we take no percentage of it. The final price depends on the number of campaigns, your niche and the scope of ongoing management. You get the exact quote and a cost-per-lead forecast after a free audit.
A launch from scratch usually takes 5–10 business days: keyword research, ad copy, campaign setup and conversion tracking. The first leads arrive within 1–2 weeks of launch. Then 2–4 weeks go into optimization to bring the cost per lead down to target.
No. You fund the budget directly in your Google Ads account, all of it goes to impressions, and you see every dollar in your own dashboard. We charge a flat fee for the work — so we have no incentive to inflate your spend for a commission.
It's not a choice — they do different jobs. Search captures hot demand: people already looking for your product; leads cost more but are warmer. Display and remarketing are cheaper per click and pick up people still deciding. In most niches we run the pair and shift budget by actual cost per lead.
They're a pair, not competitors. PPC brings leads from week one, but you pay for every click. SEO takes months to ramp up, but the traffic then costs far less. A sensible start: drive leads with PPC while growing organic search in parallel, which brings the blended cost per lead down.
Google sets no hard minimum, but for campaigns to learn and produce statistics, most niches need a working click budget. We name the exact figure in the audit: it depends on the cost per click in your niche, your geography and your target cost per lead.
We do. We set up conversion tracking and consent-aware analytics, keep ads and landing pages within platform policies, and monitor account health so ads don't get disapproved or the account suspended. That's included in management — no extra fees.
The ad account, campaigns, keyword sets and deliverables stay yours — they live in your account from day one. Ads stop as soon as they're switched off; unlike SEO, the effect doesn't compound. We hand over all access and materials — there's no lock-in.

Tell us about your task — we'll come back with a media plan

In response you'll get a niche review, a lead volume forecast and a cost-per-lead benchmark. Usually within one business day. Free, no strings attached.

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Request received

Thank you! We'll get back with the niche review, the lead forecast and the cost-per-lead benchmark — usually within one business day.

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