Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn — picked per business
Most Kansas SMBs don't need to be on every paid channel. We pick the one or two that match the customer journey, then run them well.
- Google Ads Search — for high-intent buyers actively searching ('hvac repair hays ks'). Highest-ROI channel for most service businesses.
- Google Ads Performance Max — for ecommerce, multi-location service brands, and businesses with strong creative.
- Google Local Services Ads (LSA) — for trades and home services. Pay-per-lead, Google-verified, surfaces on Google Maps.
- Meta Ads (Facebook + Instagram) — for brand demand, retargeting, and visual-first verticals (HVAC, real estate, retail, wellness).
- LinkedIn Ads — for B2B SaaS, professional services, and high-ACV sales motions. Expensive per click but highest signal-to-noise for B2B.
- YouTube Ads — for brands with strong video assets and willingness to invest in mid-funnel awareness.
Audit-first, then fixed-price build, then transparent operating cadence
Every engagement starts with a free audit. We log into your existing accounts (or sketch what they should look like if you don't have one yet), identify wasted spend, missed match types, broken conversion tracking, and structural issues. You get the audit findings whether or not you hire us.
If we move forward, the build is fixed-price (campaign architecture, conversion tracking, audience setup, creative briefs, naming conventions, reporting templates). Ongoing management is a flat monthly retainer — not percent of spend, which incentivizes the agency to waste your budget.
Real outcomes, not vanity metrics
Most agency reports are designed to make the agency look good. Our reports are designed to tell you whether your money is working.
- Cost per qualified lead (not cost per click)
- Cost per booked appointment / cost per customer (not impressions)
- Pipeline contribution and revenue attribution (not engagement rate)
- Search query reports — what people actually searched to find your ad (and what we excluded as waste)
- Creative performance — which ads worked, which didn't, what we're testing next
- Account-level recommendations — what we'd change next month if it were our money
Best fit: Kansas service businesses with 20%+ margins
Paid ads work hardest for service businesses with healthy margins and a clear cost-per-acquisition target. HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, garage doors, dental, veterinary, real estate, and home services are usually strong fits. So are B2B service firms with $5K+ deal sizes.
Paid ads are usually wrong for: razor-thin-margin retail, businesses with broken websites that ads will only waste budget on, or operators who can't take more inbound calls right now (don't run ads if you can't answer the phone).
