Campaign architecture
Search campaigns organized around service lines, intent, geography, budget control, and landing page relevance instead of one oversized catch-all campaign.
I help businesses turn paid search into a measurable acquisition channel through tighter campaign structure, stronger intent control, reliable conversion tracking, and optimization tied to leads, purchases, and revenue.
The goal is not to maximize activity inside the account. The goal is to build a search program that attracts the right demand, measures meaningful actions, and gives the business enough signal to make better budget decisions.
Search campaigns organized around service lines, intent, geography, budget control, and landing page relevance instead of one oversized catch-all campaign.
Keyword research, match-type decisions, search term mining, negatives, and message alignment designed to protect budget from low-intent traffic.
Primary conversion actions are defined around real business outcomes, with GA4, GTM, enhanced conversions, or offline signals used when appropriate.
Bidding is selected based on data quality and account maturity. Automation is useful when the conversion signal is trustworthy, not simply because Google recommends it.
Responsive search ads built around actual buyer intent, differentiators, objections, and clear next steps, with testing tied to conversion quality.
Budget allocation, search terms, impression share, CPA, ROAS, lead quality, conversion rate, and landing page alignment are reviewed as one system.
I work directly on the account and keep recommendations tied to the commercial goal. That means fewer vanity-metric conversations and more focus on the actions that can actually improve acquisition efficiency.
Account structure, keyword research, search terms, bidding, ad copy, conversion tracking, landing page alignment, testing, budget allocation, and ongoing optimization should all work together. I treat them as one acquisition system rather than isolated account tasks.
Yes. I can begin with an audit and prioritized action plan, then restructure or optimize the existing account based on what the data supports.
No. My experience includes legal, home services, e-commerce, real estate, B2B, hospitality, and professional services. The common thread is measurable acquisition, not one specific vertical.
Bring the account, the business goal, and the main problem you are trying to solve. I can help identify where the biggest paid search opportunities or tracking gaps are.
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