Match budget to the market
The two example campaigns operated with daily budgets of $50–$100, enough to compete and collect useful conversion data.
Published:
Google Ads and Local Services Ads work differently, but both perform best when budget, tracking, lead handling, reputation, and unit economics are managed as one system.
Evidence

Paid Google performance should be evaluated through booked jobs, revenue, and profitability—not clicks alone.
What was before
Businesses often judge Google Ads by cost per click instead of cost per booked job
Campaigns launch without reliable call, form, booking, and revenue tracking
Budgets are too limited to compete, exit the learning phase, or generate meaningful data
Traffic is sent to slow or unclear landing pages that cannot convert intent into calls
What we did
The two example campaigns operated with daily budgets of $50–$100, enough to compete and collect useful conversion data.
Track calls, forms, bookings, analytics, and campaign outcomes so Google optimizes toward real business actions.
Structure campaigns around profitable services, keyword intent, operational capacity, and realistic close rates.
Use cost per booked job, close rate, average ticket, gross margin, and revenue per lead to decide what to scale.
Outcomes
Services used
These services were managed as one connected system for this client.
Work with Offer Marketing
We’ll review your current visibility, priorities, and marketing budget to determine the right next step.
Apply to Work With Us